Converse of object

• endow: The cost of fully endowing a fellowship in perpetuity is around one million pounds.

• self-govern: It is an independent and self-governing fellowship of scholars, elected for distinction and achievement in the humanities or social sciences.

• award: He was awarded a fellowship of All Souls College, Oxford in 1919.

• visit: I also held a visiting fellowship at the Institute of English Studies, London, in 2003-4.

• hold: The Institute consists of 43 academic staff, with 9 members holding Fellowships.

Adjective modifier

• postdoctoral: The program offers two-year postdoctoral fellowships, reviewed annually.

• post-doctoral: Dr. Andrew Peacock Dr. Peacock holds a British Academy post-doctoral Fellowship.

• honorary: Honorary Fellowship will not necessarily be awarded every year.

• professorial: At Oxford, he also holds a Professorial Fellowship at St Peter's College.

• Unitarian: Letters continue to arrive begging the question ' Why didn't I know of the Unitarians and National Unitarian Fellowship long ago?

• non-stipendiary: A non-stipendiary Fellowship at Balliol College is attached to the Professorship.

Modifies a noun

• offering: They shall now bring them to the priest at the entrance of the Tent and kill them as fellowship offerings.

Noun used with modifier

• Unitarian: Notes on a Form of Worship for the Bedfordshire Unitarian Fellowship.

• research: I also have a research fellowship from the Royal Society.

• junior: Students within the Fine Art program are also eligible to apply for Junior Fellowships upon graduation.

• reading: Paperback from Bible Reading Fellowship £ 7.99 Caring for Creation Ed.

• teaching: Last night Robert Ellis demonstrated why he is one of our colleagues to have been awarded a prestigious national teaching fellowship.

Preposition: of

• believer: People had a 'fall ' and were put out of the fellowship of believers.

Preposition: with

• believer: Pray that they will experience rich, spiritual fellowship with other believers.