ces-interns-l@williams.edu
This list is for students seeking environmental internships; graduating seniors seeking environmental jobs should also subscribe.

ces-entryleveljobs-l@williams.edu
This list is for graduating seniors seeking environmental jobs.

The Center for Environmental Studies offers both academic year employment and summer employment opportunities. Click here for more information.

CES also provides funding to students engaged in scholarly research, environmental internships, and creative endeavors. Click here for more information.

Tom Hardie '78 Memorial Prize in Environmental Studies
This award was established by Tom Hardie's family and friends to memorialize Tom, Class of 1978. This prize is awarded to the student who has done the best work in Environmental Studies. The award consists of a 3-color woodcut print by Mark Livingston '72 and publication of the work. Click here for more information.

Scheffey Award
This award, in the name of Lewis and Andrew J.W. Scheffey (the first director of the Center for Environmental Studies), is given to a student in recognition of outstanding environmental leadership.

Robert F. Rosenburg Prize in Environmental Studies
The Rosenburg Prize is awarded to a member of the graduating class in recognition of outstanding scholarship, potential for solving local, national, or international environmental problems, and strong prospects for leadership in the environmental community.

Environmental Studies Committee Award
This award is for outstanding contributions to the Environmental Studies community at Williams.

The Forest Garden
The Williams College Forest Garden is located next to the Center for Environmental Studies, on the plot of land stretching from CES to Stetson. We have work parties every week, during which we weed, sow, harvest, and do whatever else needs to be done, but we exhort all of the Williams community, whether they are active gardeners or not, to share in the fruits, vegetables, and herbs of our labor. We make gardening in all its parts easy, and any student who comes with the wish to work a little will be taught how, and then given freedom to enjoy the garden in any way he or she wishes. Green beans, cucumbers, lingonberries, currants, asparagus, spinach, oregano, lettuce, onions, garlic, and potatoes are just a few of the things we are growing this year. If nothing else, stop by in the fall for the raspberries.

Greensense
Greensense is a group of Williams College students working to increase environmental awareness and activism. As environmental problems are frequently tied to social issues, our work generally addresses both social and environmental topics. We believe that individuals on our campus, in our communities, and throughout the world can and must be more conscious of the repercussions of their actions. We work to this end. Greensense Website

Outing Club
The Williams Outing Club (WOC), through the efforts of its volunteer student leadership and a faculty advisor, stimulates participation in and appreciation for outdoor activities. In so doing, the WOC will further an ideal of college education, develop personal initiative and leadership, promote skills in outdoor recreation, educate itself and the college community about environmental conservation, seek new opportunities for outreach, and encourage the meeting of people with common interests. These principles guide the WOC in ensuring the availability of outdoor recreation, the inspiration and stewardship of the outdoors, and the continuing enthusiasm for these activities for the present and future college community.

WOC Website

The Campus Environmental Advisory Committee: A student/faculty committee with representatives from CES, Buildings and Grounds, Dining Services, Health Services, and the student body. CEAC makes recommendations to the Vice President of the College on campus environmental issues.