Propose and receive funding for your social impact initiative
Do Good Mini-Grants provide funding for student-led and student-run projects, ventures, or events that aim to create a positive social or environmental impact. Receive up to $750 to support your efforts to do good on or off campus!
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Other Authors: Nathan Dietz, Robert T. Grimm Jr.
School Authors: Nathan Dietz, Robert T. Grimm Jr.
Other Authors: Nathan Dietz, Robert T. Grimm Jr.
The Do Good Faculty Fellows program supports faculty members as scholars, teachers, advisors, and educational leaders who want to explore social innovation broadly and deeply. Fellows will consider how students can engage in social innovation in its various forms (e.g. service-learning, civic engagement, philanthropy) and how they can engage students in their courses to address social problems. During the program, the Do Good Faculty Fellows will propose, and ultimately implement, an innovative Do Good course or curriculum within their respective specializations, departments, colleges, schools, or units.
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Share your social impact and compete for a chance to win a share of nearly $40,000
Pitch your social impact and compete for a chance to win a share of nearly $40,000. The Do Good Challenge is an annual, campus-wide social impact pitch competition for students that have developed solutions for pressing social issues.
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A collaborative space on campus that supports and helps to scale up students' innovative solutions to our world's most pressing challenges.
The Accelerator plays host to a number of training, development and networking opportunities to enable promising nonprofits, projects and socially-minded businesses the chance to grow their reach and impact.
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