Records Relating to AFS Association and AFS Fel... | Archives of the American Field Service and AFS Intercultural Programs

The American Field Service (AFS) Association and the AFS Fellowships for French Universities were established in between World Wars I and II by AFS ambulance drivers who participated in the First World War.  The AFS Association coordinated reunions for World War I ambulance drivers, among other activities.  The AFS Fellowships for French Universities was a scholarship program established in December 1919 by A. Piatt Andrew, Stephen Galatti, and other AFS ambulance drivers, and funded 222 students on the graduate level to travel to and from France for advanced study until the program was discontinued in 1952.

This record group includes meeting minutes, correspondence, photographs, publicity material, financial statements, and other documents and records generated after World War I related to the AFS Association and the AFS Fellowships for French Universities.