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• Granted application for Carroll Fleming Cumbee
  A 1945 fellowship application for Carroll Fleming Cumbee, a research associate at the University of Florida, granted one thousand seven hundred dollars to study the development of racial prejudice in children at the University of Chicago. The file documents his professional rise to Head of the Department of Educational Psychology at the University of Florida by 1947 . The file includes handwritten evaluations praising their project.
• Granted application for Dwight Wendell Culver
  A 1946 fellowship application for Dwight Wendell Culver, a graduate student at Yale University and choir director in New Haven, Connecticut, granted one thousand, seven hundred and fifty dollars to study the treatment of the Negro in the Methodist Church. The file includes his plan to analyze segregation and institutional arrangements within the church structure.
• Granted application for Harry W. Culbreth
  A 1938 fellowship application for Harry W. Culbreth, a research worker for the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, granted two thousand dollars to study cooperative life insurance methods in the United States and Europe. The file details his travel and research in London, Scotland, France, and Scandinavia under the supervision of Paul H. Douglas of the University of Chicago .
• Application notes for Leon Crutcher
  A 1939 fellowship application summary for Leon Crutcher, associated with the National Institute. The document includes handwritten evaluations.
• Granted application for Benjamin E. Crutcher
  A 1931 fellowship application for Benjamin E. Crutcher, a dairyman at A. & T. College in North Carolina, granted one thousand dollars, with an additional three hundred dollars to study dairying at Iowa State College. The file includes updates on his subsequent teaching positions at Tuskegee Institute and Georgia State College.
• Application for Amanda Bernice Crump
  A 1943 scholarship aid application for Amanda Bernice Crump, a student at Virginia State College, to pursue an M.S. in Home Economics at Iowa State College. The file documents her plan to study food and nutrition and includes details on her experience as a recreational leader and N.Y.A. worker.
• Granted application for Woodrow Wilson Crumbo
  A 1945 fellowship application for Woodrow Wilson Crumbo, an American Indian artist and designer at Douglas Aircraft in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He was granted two thousand four hundred dollars to create authentic paintings depicting the art, religion, and ceremonials of the American Indian. The documents include his personal data, accomplishments, and a list of references.
• Granted application for A. D. Crosby
  A 1929 fellowship application for A. D. Crosby granted one thousand dollars to study Mathematics at the University of Michigan for one year.
• Application for Roosevelt David Crockett
  A 1948 fellowship application for Roosevelt David Crockett, Director of Religious Life at Bennett College, to pursue a Ph.D. in Social Ethics at Yale University. The file includes details on his education at Philander Smith College and Drew University, along with handwritten notes evaluating his references.
• Application for Almeta Virginia Crockett
  A 1942 fellowship application for Almeta Virginia Crockett, a twenty five year old instructor at West Virginia State College, to pursue a Ph.D. in Home Economics at the University of Wisconsin. The proposal outlines a comparative nutritional study of coal mining and agricultural communities. Include is a handwritten evaluation.
• Granted application for Lawrence D. Crocker
  A 1931 fellowship application for Lawrence D. Crocker granted three hundred dollars for summer study in Vocational Guidance at Harvard University.
• Application for Ernest Crichlow
  Fellowship applications from 1942, 1944, and 1946 for Ernest Crichlow, a free-lance artist and teacher in New York City, to paint a series depicting the Negro in the American social scene and war effort. The file includes references from Hale Woodruff and Alain Locke, along with handwritten evaluations of his work.
• Granted application for Isaiah T. Creswell
  A 1930 fellowship application for Isaiah T. Creswell, granted three hundred and seventy dollarsm sixty eight cents to study Business Administration at the University of Chicago.
• Granted application for H. Jermain Creighton
  A 1934 fellowship application for H. Jermain Creighton, a Professor of Chemistry, granted three thousand dollars for one year of special study in Europe.
• Application notes for Miriam Perrin Creel
  A fellowship application summary for Miriam Perrin Creel, an English teacher applying for aid. The document includes handwritten evaluations praising her scholastic record.
• Application notes for Hiram H. Creekmore
  A 1939 fellowship application summary for Hiram H. Creekmore, a creative writing student at Columbia University. The document includes handwritten evaluations of his proposed novel about a Negro family.
• Application notes for Robert F. Creegan
  A 1939 fellowship application note for Robert F. Creegan, an Assistant in Philosophy at Duke University. The handwritten evaluation criticizes his proposed project on the offerings of Southern universities.
• Application for Anthony Boyd Crawley
  A 1942 fellowship application for Anthony Boyd Crawley, Head of the Department of Mathematics at West Virginia State College, to pursue a Ph.D. at Ohio State University. The file documents his plan to compile integral tables for higher plane curves and notes that he was granted a General Education Board GEB fellowship, and included are handwritten addenda.
• Granted application for Harold W. Crawford
  A 1931 fellowship application for Harold W. Crawford granted one thousand two hundred dollars to study Vocational Agriculture for one year at Kansas State Agricultural College.
• Granted application for Floyd W. Crawford
  A 1936 fellowship application for Floyd W. Crawford, granted two hundred dollars to conduct a study on international Race Relations, specifically focusing on the attitude of Russia toward the Italo-Ethiopian war.
• Application for Julia Louise Craig
  A 1943 scholarship aid application for Julia Louise Craig, a student at Dillard University, to pursue an M.A. in Speech Education at Western Reserve University. The document lists her plan to teach in Southern schools and includes references from Dr. Charlotte E. Crawford and Randolph Edmonds.
• Application for Josiah Clark Cox
  A 1948 fellowship application for Josiah Clark Cox, an Instructor in Biology at Lincoln University, to continue a taxonomic study of the family Pleidae at the University of Kansas. The file contains handwritten notes evaluating his candidacy.
• Granted application for Henrietta Sheppard Cox
  A 1948 fellowship application for Henrietta Sheppard Cox, a housewife from Lincoln University, Pennsylvania, granted funding to study the consciousness of race in Negro children. The grant supported her work toward a Ph.D. in Anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania .
• Application for Benjamin Alfred Cox
  Documents include 1947 and 1948 fellowship applications for Benjamin Alfred Cox, a Smith-Hughes teacher in St. Louis, Missouri, to pursue a Ph.D. in Vocational Education at the University of Michigan. The file includes details of his previous education and experience, along with a handwritten addendum .
• Granted application for Georgia Cowen
  A 1930 fellowship application for Georgia Cowen, granted one thousand, one hundred and fifty dollars to study Library Science at the University of Chicago and work at the Hall Branch Library.