It is not hard to see how Mr. Kaunda found the offer of a fellowship attractive.
The American Academy in Rome benefited with the establishment of a fellowship for emerging designers.
The two talked for hours, and the idea of a fellowship of alcoholics helping alcoholics was born.
In a community built by users with ID's like luv2shop and flygirl, some are drawn to eBay University for the novelty of a fellowship based on physical objects.
Nina Plonka is a German journalist with Stern magazine in Hamburg who is currently working for the Guardian in London as part of a fellowship programme.
More specifically, it also reflects Mr. Polshek's longtime appreciation of the region, the result of a fellowship at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen in 1956.
She is a recipient of a fellowship from the Environmental Protection Agency to research the use of technology in the chemical industry to reduce its environmental impact.
Fortunately, A Face Like Glass eschews and reworks any predictable tropes – except perhaps the recruiting of a fellowship of unlikely allies.
Frodo, the hero of "The Lord of the Rings," is part of a fellowship, although it is more properly called a fraternity: in Tolkien's world, the men bond.
Through the thicket of shouting, laughing people, the babies hoisted on shoulders, and the puppies wearing signs, a sense of a fellowship, if not love, radiated.
She is in the second year of a fellowship in pediatric hematology and oncology at Texas Children's Hospital at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston.
