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    Class of 1963 Sustainability Fund

    ForecastedInternal — Williams College only

    Williams College's Class of 1963 Sustainability Fund supports faculty projects that enhance teaching, research, and student engagement in sustainability across disciplines.

    Funder: Williams College

    Due Dates (Anticipated): December 2026 (application deadline for annual Class of 1963 Sustainability Fund projects, projected)

    Funding Amounts: $4,000–$25,000 per project per year; multi-year awards possible depending on available funds

    Summary: Supports Williams College faculty projects that advance innovative teaching and learning about sustainability across disciplines.


    Description

    The Class of 1963 Sustainability Fund at Williams College is designed to foster innovative teaching and learning about sustainability. The fund aims to deepen students' understanding of sustainability through projects that explore cultural, economic, political, scientific, and interdisciplinary aspects of sustainable systems. It supports both curriculum development (highest priority) and co-curricular opportunities, encouraging faculty to create impactful experiences that engage students with sustainability topics across the academic spectrum.


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