Agnes Hoppin Memorial Fellowship
Agnes Hoppin Memorial Fellowship is the name of a fellowship from the American School of Classical Studies at Athens .
It was donated by her mother Mary Frances Clark (Mrs. Courtland Hoppin), her sister Sarah Clark Hoppin and her brother Joseph Clark Hoppin in memory of the late Agnes Clark Hoppin and was given from 1898 to 1904.
The Agnes Hoppin Memorial Fellowship was intended to enable young women who were disadvantaged at the time to study at the American School of Classical Studies at Athens and was endowed with 1,000 dollars a year. In 1898 the scholarship was promised to continue until the end of the life of the founder. But in 1904 the scholarship was withdrawn by the donors because the discrimination against women was considered to have been overcome.
List of supported female students
- 1898–1899 Miss May Louise Nichols, AB Smith College
- 1899–1900 Miss Harriet Ann Boyd (Mrs. Charles H. Hawes), AB Smith College
- 1900-1901 Miss Lida Shaw King AB Vassar College
- 1901–1902 Miss Agnes Baldwin Brett (Mrs. George Monroe Brett), AB Barnard College
- 1902–1903 Miss Leila Clement Spaulding (Mrs. Edward W. Kent), AB Vassar College
- 1903–1904 Miss Edith Hayward Hall (Mrs. Joseph M. Dohan), AB Smith College
Individual evidence
- ^ Louis Eleazer Lord, History of the American School 1882-1942 - Chapter II / Archives / The American School of Classical Studies at Athens .
- ↑ American journal of archeology Second Series, Volume III, 1899., Annual Reports 1898-99, Appendix pp. 98-99.
- ^ American journal of archeology Second Series, Vol. III, 1899, p. 669.
- ^ Claire Richter Sherman, Adele M. Holcomb, Women as interpreters of the visual arts. 1820-1979. In: Womans's Art Journal Vol. 2, 2 (autumn 1981-winter 1982) p. 61.
- ↑ Louis Eleazer Lord, History of the American School 1882-1942 - Appendix VI .