Hyde Teaching Fellowship supports senior Williams College faculty in developing undergraduate courses and curricular programming that broaden student learning and expand teaching versatility.
The Teaching Innovation Fellows grant from Williams College supports faculty in developing creative, interdisciplinary courses and innovative teaching methods that enrich the undergraduate curriculum.
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 Oakley Center Fellowship Program at Williams College supports interdisciplinary research in the humanities and social sciences through a collaborative scholarly community.
The Cross-institutional Collaborative Workshop Fund supports Williams faculty workshops with colleagues at other institutions on research, curricula, or pedagogy to sustain collaboration in scholarship and teaching.
Williams College’s “What do you need” funds help faculty purchase small, essential teaching resources that improve classroom instruction and are not covered by departmental budgets.