Want to work on a project with the support of peers, staff, and faculty? Are you looking for project funding?

Come learn more about the Supported Project Seminar course for Spring '23, and LC Network Seed Funding.

Attend Open Hours in the Community Commons; Wednesday, Nov 16^th, 12-1:30pm

Instructors: Connor Stedman and Sara Draper
Friday, 9-11:50am, FPH 108

This course provides a supportive, structured, and collaborative environment for you to pursue a project of your own design, alone or as part of a project team. In this course, you'll design, refine, and implement a project under the guidance of the faculty and staff instructors, and in collaboration with teammates and peers. Through this process, you will develop the skills to complete an independent project in preparation for Division III. Skills include writing an effective proposal, clear and compelling communication, engaging in constructive feedback, and working ethically in community context. Completion of this course fulfills the Div II Supported Project Requirement. There are no prerequisites, but registered students will be contacted to submit a brief project/idea proposal by December 15th. Register for the course on the Hub.

Need an idea? Check out the Hampshire Community Project list!

Collaborative team projects may qualify for Seed Funding from the Learning Collaboratives. Div I and Div II students may request up to $150 in seed funding to develop projects in their early stages; these projects must engage with one of the LC Urgent Challenges.