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  • American Association of University Women

    …1958 the AAUW created the Educational Foundation, which continued the work of a fellowship program that had been in place since 1888. One notable recipient was Marie Curie (1931) who used her $150,000 grant to purchase a gram of radium to further her scientific research. During the 1990s the Foundation…

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    …1958 the AAUW created the Educational Foundation, which continued the work of a fellowship program that had been in place since 1888. One notable recipient was Marie Curie (1931) who used her $150,000 grant to purchase a gram of radium to further her scientific research. During the 1990s the Foundation…

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