The Terri E. Sisson Travel Fellowship provides financial assistance to students in the humanities and fine arts to pursue cultural enrichment and inspiration. The program supports a summer travel fellowship abroad. Eligibility: Sophomores and juniors. Continue reading »
The Library Special Collections Summer Research Fellowship is designed to fully support the use of Library Special Collections (the Chapin Library or the College Archives) over the course of a summer. Fellowships will be funded according to the Williams campus summer rate for a term of 6 to… Continue reading »
The Roche & Gomez Fellowship offers students the opportunity to pursue summer research or creative endeavors that complement their academic course of study and is the only fellowship fund that can be used to pay program or tuition fees. Eligibility: First-years. Continue reading »
The William C. Millard 1929 Fellowship is intended to foster personal development and creativity in any subject or field. Projects may take place anywhere in the world and must be six weeks or longer. Eligibility: Sophomores and juniors. Continue reading »
The Mary and Nathaniel M. Lawrence Memorial Fellowship makes grants to support international travel that leads to personal growth and development, similar to the spirit of the nationally competitive, year-long Watson Fellowship. Projects must take place abroad and be six weeks or longer. Eligibility: Sophomores and juniors. Continue reading »
The Cherie Levien Memorial Journalism Fellowship will enable a student to pursue scholarship and personal interests in journalism during the summer. Projects must be eight weeks or longer and may take place in the US or abroad. Eligibility: Sophomores and juniors. Continue reading »
The Russell Bostert Memorial Fellowship supports academic research with preference given to Division II majors focusing on history with secondary consideration given to area studies and political science majors specializing in international relations. Projects must be six weeks or longer and may take place anywhere. Eligibility: Sophomores and… Continue reading »
The Class of 1945 Student World Fellowship supports projects of travel and study abroad that aim to increase international understanding, peaceful resolutions to cultural conflicts, and social action that forges links among countries. Projects must be six weeks or longer and take place outside of the United States. Continue reading »
Robert G. Wilmers Jr. 1990 Memorial Student Travel Abroad Fellowships are designed to support substantial academic research projects that require foreign travel. Projects must be six weeks or longer and take place outside of the United States. Eligibility: Sophomores and juniors. Continue reading »