Primary Funding Sources
Please note: Due to limited funds, students are encouraged to apply to other funding sources on campus prior to applying to ENVS. Please see links below for additional sources on campus.
Through the generosity of James Dougherty '58, Jerry Manne '58, the Pearl family, and other sponsors, ENVS provides support for unpaid student research and internships. Please note: For off-term grants, students must first apply to other sources on campus, see below.
Please note: Due to limited funds, students are encouraged to apply to other funding sources on campus prior to applying to ENVS. Please see links below for additional sources on campus.
Students should connect with faculty members for research opportunities, see Faculty Research Fields. Funding for research and internships is available from ENVS from these sources, to name a few. For application instructions, see "Apply for ENVS Funds" below. Priority is given to ENVS majors and minors.
James D. Dougherty '58 Fund in Environmental Studies - to be used for senior thesis research (ENVS majors only).
Jerry Manne '58 Fund in Environmental Studies - for student research related to Polar studies or other cold regions.
Richard and Jane Pearl Family Fund for Environmental Studies - for domestic unpaid student internships or non-profit work.
Porter Family Fund for Sustainability Science - for projects that promote sustainabilty science.
Frederick F. Stockwell 1943 Fund - for international internships, conferences, or research for undergraduates.
Established by the Dartmouth Class of 1964 in memory of John Topping Jr. '64. Each year the fund will make an award to a student(s) who need financial support to complete an off-term research project or internship on climate management and change. All students regardless of major are welcome to apply.
John Topping Jr. "64 was a pioneer in the area of climate change, having established the Climate Institute in Washington in 1986. The Institute became the world's first organization focused solely on climate change. The mission of the Climate Institute is to "discover and implement climate solutions by advancing research, sharing information, and collaborating with U.S. and international partners."
The maximum award is $5,000. The recipient(s) will be expected to prepare a report on their work at the end of the award period that will be sent to an officer of the Class of '64. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. To apply, please send a 1-2 page funding proposal outline with budget to Kim Wind at Kim.Wind@Dartmouth.edu.
Please submit a 1-2 page proposal for your unpaid internship or research project to Kim Wind at Kim.Wind@Dartmouth.Edu approximately 3-4 weeks before the start date and after other funding sourses have been sought. Please include a description of the project or internship, including the timeline and budget and be sure to detail how it fits into your overall educational plan. Please note: In most instances, ENVS will not be able to awards funds to a student more than once.