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• Record of Fellowship Granted, Written Addendum, and Fellowship Applications from Shirley Graham
  An application from Shirley Graham Mrs. McCanns, requesting a one-year grant towards taking courses in the Yale School of Drama, Play-writing, Survey of Production Methods, Dramatic Theory and Criticism, and prepare for the production of Tom-Tom, the applicant's music-drama. Mrs. McCann reapplied for another one-year grant. Included is a memorandum summarizing the grants awarded to Mrs. McCanns, a record of her professional career, and handwritten notes.
• Fellowship Application from Marion Norman Graham
  An application from Marion Norma Graham, requesting a one-year grant in June 1948 to take courses in Music Theory and Vocal Training at Northwestern University to become a concert singer.
• Fellowship Application from Eddie Mea Graham
  An application from Eddie Mae Graham, requesting a one-year grant beginning September 1943 to solve some of the inadequate clothing problems among the Negroes in the rural areas and to obtain a Master of Science degree at Columbia University.
• Written Addendum for Eva Elaine Gragert
  A handwritten note regarding the application of Eva Elaine Gragert.
• Written Addendum and Fellowship Application from Edythe Rachel Grady
  An application from Edythe Rachel Grady, requesting a one-year grant in 1948 to prepare to be an efficient teacher of Music Education, and a teacher of piano and organ in a college, and obtain a Master of Arts degree in Music at Teachers College, Columbia University under the supervision of Professor Douglas S. Moore. Included is a handwritten note that evaluates the application.
• Written Addendum for Meta Elizabeth Grace
  A handwritten note regarding the application of Meta Elizabeth Grace.
• Written Addendum for Frank Grace 
  A handwritten note regarding the application of Frank Grace.
• Record of Fellowship Granted and Fellowship Application from Thomas Payne Govan
  An application from Thomas Payne Govan, requesting a one-year grant towards a detailed study of the banking and credit system of the ante-bellum South based on plantation, mercantile, and bank records. Included are a memorandum summarizing the grant awarded to Mr. Govan in 1937, and a record of his professional record.
• Written Addendum and Fellowship Application from Margaret Taylor Goss
  An application from Margaret Taylor Goss, requesting a one-year grant in 1944 to make a study of about fifty outstanding Negro women contributors to American Democracy. Included is a handwritten note regarding the application.
• Written Addendum for Mack Mashburn Goss
  A handwritten note regarding the application of Mack Mashburn Goss.
• Written Addendum for Cullen Bryant Gosnell
  A handwritten note regarding the application of Cullen Bryant Gosnell.
• Fellowship Application from William Henry Barefield Gordon 
  An application from William Henry Barefield Gordon, requesting a one-year grant in 1947 to analyze the essays submitted to the Chicago Defender contest, What To Do About Race Relations in the South, and to include letters written to the newspaper, published under the column head What the People Say.
• Fellowship Application from Hope Evangeline Gordan 
  An application from Hope Evangeline Gordon, requesting a one-year grant in 1947 to rewrite, edit, and polish the first draft of a novel, and plan the outline, theme, and first chapters of a second novel.
• Written Addendum and Fellowship Application from Hally Wood Gordon 
  An application from Hally Wood Gordon, requesting a one-year grant in to make a collection of what I feel are the most singable Negro spirituals and to accompany the collection with recordings of my arrangements sung by White singers. Included is a handwritten note regarding the application.
• Written Addendum and Fellowship Application from Xavier Gonzales 
  An application from Xavier Gonzales, requesting a one-year grant in 1946 to complete, enlarge, and publish a series in the behavior of nature as related to the arts of painting and design. Included is a handwritten note regarding the application.
• Record of Fellowship Granted, Written Addenda and Fellowship Applications from Frank Eppse Goodwyn
  An application from Frank Eppse Goodwyn, requesting a one-year grant in 1942 to do a study of Latin American Psychology on the Rio Grande border which will result in a novel with a Mexican paon in South Texas as the main character. This is to obtain a Ph.D. degree at the University of Texas under Dr. J. Frank Dobie. Mr. Goodwyn reapplied for another one-year grant in 1943 towards a study of Pedro Urdemales and obtain a Ph.D. degree under the supervision of Mr. J. Frank Dobie, Mr. Henry N. Smith, and Mr. C.W. Hackett. Included are a memorandum summarizing the grant awarded to Mr. Goodwyn in 1942, and handwritten notes regarding the application.
• Written Addendum from Ruby B. Goodwin
  A handwritten note regarding the application of Ruby B. Goodwin.
• Record of Fellowship Granted, and Fellowship Application from Cornelius Lacy Golightly
  An application from Cornelius Lacy Golightly, requesting a one-year grant in 1941 to complete doctoral thesis which begun in September 1940, titled Whitehead's Categorial Scheme at Harvard University. Included are a memorandum summarizing the grant awarded, and a handwritten note regarding the application.
• Record of Fellowship Granted, Written Addendum and Fellowship Applications from Catherine Carter Golightly
  An application from Catherine Cater Golightly, requesting a grant in 1942 to do a study in the field of Literary Criticism and obtain a Ph.D. degree in English at Radcliffe under Professor Sherburn. Mrs. Golightly reapplied for another one-year grant beginning September 1943 towards a Ph.D. degree at University of Michigan under the supervision of Mr. Warner G. Rice. Included are a memorandum summarizing the 1943 grant awarded, and a handwritten note regarding the application.
• Written Addendum and Fellowship Application from Frankie N. Golden, 
  An application from Frankie Neiola Golden, requesting a nine-month grant in 1946 to pursue studies in Educational Sociology and related fields with the object of planning a program of Intercultural Education for Chatham County and other Georgia communities, and to obtain a Ph.D. degree at New York University under the supervision of Drs. Thrasher and Zorbaugh. Included is a handwritten note that evaluates the application.
• Written Addendum and Fellowship Application from William Fauntleroy Goins, Jr.
  An application from William Fauntleroy Goins, Jr., requesting an eleven-month grant in 1948 to investigate the effectiveness of the Westinghouse Science Talent Search in identifying talented high school youth and to obtain a Ph.D. degree, a major in Science Education, and minors in Mathematics Education, Curriculum, and Higher Education at Ohio State University under the supervision of Dr. G.P. Cahoon. Included is a handwritten regarding the application.
• Written Addendum and Fellowship Application from Phoebe Harrison Goff
  An application from Phoebe Harrison Goff, requesting a nine-month grant in 1946 to gather materials to determine the extent of the need for rehabilitation services, to assess existing facilities, and to develop a basic body of knowledge in the field, which would help those persons working with the disabled, while working under Dr. Roland Spaulding at Columbia University. Included is a handwritten note regarding the application.
• Written Addendum for Martha Godwin
  A handwritten note regarding the application of Martha Godwin.
• Written Addendum and Fellowship Application from Hugh Morris Gloster
  An application from Hugh Morris Gloster, requesting a nine-month grant in 1948 to make a study of poetry by American Negroes from the Colonial Period to World War II and of the intellectual and social backgrounds from which this body of writing arose. Included is a handwritten note regarding the application.
• Written Addendum and Fellowship Application from Annabel Lee Glasgow
  An application from Annabel Lee Glasgow, requesting a one-year grant in 1947 to do a study in Social Psychology and Education, and to obtain a Master's degree at either Columbia University or the University of Chicago. Included is a handwritten note regarding the application.