Ethel Terry McCoy Prize Fund

The Ethel Terry McCoy Prize Fund was established in 1964 to provide one prize of $150 for the freshman or sophomore woman who receives the highest grades in the second semester course in college chemistry. The woman student must be under the age of 21. The recipient must have registered to take the college chemistry course for the first time.

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