Class of 1963 Sustainability Fund
Williams College's Class of 1963 Sustainability Fund supports faculty-led interdisciplinary research and curriculum projects focused on advancing sustainability science and education.
Funder: Williams College : Faculty at Williams
Due Dates (Anticipated): December 2026 (application deadline for 2026–27 projects, projected)
Funding Amounts: Awards typically range from $4,000–$25,000 per year; multi-year awards possible depending on available funds.
Summary: Supports Williams College faculty in developing innovative curriculum and co-curricular projects focused on interdisciplinary sustainability.
Key Information: For Williams College faculty only; both curriculum development and co-curricular activities are eligible.
Description
The Class of 1963 Sustainability Fund was established to inspire creative approaches to teaching and learning about sustainability at Williams College. The fund encourages faculty to design projects that examine cultural, economic, political, and scientific aspects of sustainable systems, fostering interdisciplinary understanding among students. The grant supports curriculum enhancements and co-curricular opportunities that deepen engagement with sustainability issues across academic fields.
