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    Teaching Innovation Fellows

    Internal — Williams College : Faculty at Williams only

    Teaching Innovation Fellows supports Williams College faculty in developing innovative, interdisciplinary courses that advance creative and impactful pedagogy.

    Funder: Williams College : Faculty at Williams

    Due Dates: December 1, 2026

    Funding Amounts: Each participating faculty member receives a $4,000 stipend; additional course development funds may be available.

    Summary: Supports established faculty at Williams College in developing innovative, collaborative, and impactful new courses that advance creative pedagogy.


    Description

    The Teaching Innovation Fellows program, sponsored by the Office of the Dean of the Faculty at Williams College, is designed to inspire and support established faculty as they pursue new and creative pedagogical approaches. The initiative encourages tenured and senior faculty to develop brand new or substantially revised courses, particularly those fostering innovative teaching methods, cross-disciplinary collaboration, and exploration of emerging areas of study. The program aims to help faculty overcome institutional and curricular constraints, reconnecting them with their core teaching aspirations. Courses developed through this fellowship are expected to have lasting curricular impact, promote interdisciplinary thinking, and may incorporate experiential learning, sustainability, or digital technologies.


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