The David A Wells Prize for 1913-14 was awarded to Eliot Jones, A.M. '08, Instructor in Economics in the University, for his dissertation on "The Investigation of the Anthracite Coal Industry." The prize consists of $500, to be awarded to the author of the best thesis, embodying the results of original investigation, on a subject within the field of Economics. Competition is open to members of the Senior class in Harvard College and also to any graduate of any department of the University of not more than three year's standing.
Advertisement
Want to keep up with breaking news?
Subscribe to our email newsletter.
Read more in News
Dramatic Club to Give TeaRecommended Articles
-
Renfield Wins Sohier Prize for Top EssayRichard L. Renfield '53 of Adams House and Staten Island, New York, has been awarded the George B. Sohier Prize
-
Economics Dep't. Creates PrizeThe Economics Department has created the Allyn A. Young Memorial Prize, an annual award of $100 for the best honors
-
Wells Prize to Dr. E. Jones '12The David A. Wells Prize in economics of $500, for the current year has been awarded to Dr. Eliot Jones,
-
In the Graduate SchoolsTwo awards, one a travelling fellowship in Greek, and the other a prize in Economics which carries with it publication
-
David Wright Takes Annual Wells PrizeThis year's winner of the $500 David A. Wells prize, awarded annually to the Harvard student who hands in the
