COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT 
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS MEDAL 
The American Institute of Architects offers an annual medal to that 
student of the School of Architecture who has during his course main- 
tained the best general standard in all departments of his work. 
Frederick James Woodbridge, 1923, of New York City 
McKIM FELLOWSHIP IN ARCHITECTURE 
Founded by Mr. Charles F. McKim, in 1891; value $ 2000 ; open for 
competition every two years to graduates of the. School, of Architecture 
under thirty years of age. The winner must devote at least two years 
to study and travel in Europe; ten months in each year must be spent 
in study in the American School of Architecture at Rome. 
Perry Coke Smith, 1923, of Norfolk, Va. 
COLUMBIA COLLEGE 
ALUMNI PRIZE 
Given annually by the Alumni Association of the College to the most 
faithful and deserving student of the graduating class; value $50. 
Franklin Vincent Brodil, 1923, of New York City 
EDWARD SUTLIFF BRAINARD MEMORIAL PRIZE 
Annual income of a fund of $1,200, gift of Miss Phoebe T. Sutliff in 
memory of her nephew, Edward Sutliff Brainard, of the Class of 1921 , to 
be awarded to the student in the graduating class of Columbia College 
who is adjudged by his classmates as most worthy of distinction on the 
ground of his qualities of mind and character. 
George Medigovich, 1923, of Bisbee, Ariz. 
CHANLER HISTORICAL PRIZES 
Bequeathed by J.Winthrop Chanler, A.B., 1847, and supplemented by 
gift so as to provide three prizes of $500, $100 and $50 respectively, for 
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