The Gordon Davis ‘63 Social and Racial Justice Fellowships provide a flexible opportunity for students to define how to advance social and racial justice initiatives. Students may propose internships, research projects, coursework, partnerships with community-based organizations, community service, and other opportunities, provided that the specific focus is on racial or… Continue reading »
The Bronfman Hebrew/Yiddish Language Study Fellowship funds summer language study up to $4,000 for students interested in studying Hebrew or Yiddish. Eligibility: First-years, sophomores, and juniors. Continue reading »
The Bronfman Summer Fellowship funds summer projects in the field of Jewish Studies. Eligibility: All first-years, sophomores, and juniors. Continue reading »
The Lauren Interess Adventure Travel fellowship in Geosciences provides funding for 2 students to pursue an earth-science adventure of their own devising. Eligibility: Available to all Geosciences majors and prospective majors. Continue reading »
The Solow Research Fellowship provides financial assistance to Williams College students conducting research in economic or business history and a few other fields over the summer. Eligibility: First-years, sophomores, juniors. Continue reading »
The Marguerite W. Friedberg Memorial Travel Fellowship provides funding for research-related travel to and within continental France. The Fellowship seeks to support students who wish to undertake research or creative work that is inspired by a desire to delve more deeply into a French-related subject and/or that is linked to… Continue reading »
The Charles Bridgen Lansing Fellowship in Latin and Greek is awarded to one or more students or alumni to support graduate work in Classics or closely related fields. The fellowship can also support undergraduate study during the summer either in the US or abroad. Continue reading »
The Sentinels Public Policy Research Fellowship supports student research projects focused on contemporary issues in U.S. economic, social, and/or environmental policy. These fellowships provide stipends for research lasting from 4 weeks to 10 weeks. Eligibility: Rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors. … Continue reading »
The CLiA Community Outreach Summer Fellowship Program trains a small team of Williams students to help build better community service and experiential learning opportunities at Williams. The 8-week, 35-hour/week position includes on-campus housing. Eligibility: Rising sophomores and juniors. Continue reading »
The Robert G Wilmers Jr. 1990 Memorial Summer Language study grant sponsors students planning to enroll in a full-time formal language study program for a minimum of four (4) weeks in a country where the target language is commonly spoken. Eligibility: First-years,… Continue reading »