The Class of 1957 Division I & II Summer Research Fellowship supports Williams faculty and students working together on faculty-led research to advance projects and give students meaningful research experience.
Class of ’45 World Fellowships support Williams College faculty with research and travel for international sabbatical study that promotes conflict resolution, global understanding, and world peace.
Hellman Fellowships Program supports Williams College assistant professors with research expenses to advance significant scholarly projects and their broader research programs before tenure review.
The Teaching Innovation Fellows grant from Williams College supports faculty in developing creative, interdisciplinary courses and innovative teaching methods that enrich the undergraduate curriculum.
Williams College’s Class of 1960 Scholars Program funds academic units to host distinguished visiting scholars for advanced undergraduate engagement and discipline-focused scholarly activities.
The Oakley Center Fellowship Program at Williams College supports interdisciplinary research in the humanities and social sciences through a collaborative scholarly community.