Innovating Across Boundaries
Our interconnected curriculum, which builds on Trinity’s long history of innovative instruction, must continue to give bold, independent thinkers every guidance to lead transformative lives.
We will leverage the strength of the liberal arts in tandem with the immersive Trinity Plus curriculum, seamlessly integrating classroom instruction with real-world experiences. This holistic approach will provide students with invaluable opportunities, such as summer research programs, internships, and global seminars, enabling them to apply their learning in diverse settings and prepare for success in a globalized world.
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Our faculty is our most valuable resource. Through investments in endowed professorships, we will foster the growth of scholarship and innovation, supporting faculty in their pursuit of groundbreaking research and teaching excellence. Endowed professorships will also help us attract and retain the next generation of exceptional teacher-scholars, enriching our academic community. Additionally, we will enhance faculty development with dedicated funds to further cultivate an environment of academic excellence and professional growth.
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Building on the successful launch of the Center for Entrepreneurship, this campaign will continue to strengthen and expand its offerings. Our goal is to ensure that students have the resources and opportunities needed to develop an entrepreneurial mindset, fostering innovation and leadership that will enable them to thrive in dynamic industries and make a lasting impact on society.
Take ActionThe Entrepreneurship Center expands upon the Trinity Plus curriculum by offering mentorship, support, and experiential programs designed for students who seek to bring ideas to life. The Center combines the core liberal arts education with analytical skills and experiences for the purpose of inspiring tomorrow’s world problem-solvers today.
Thanks to the introduction of Global Engagement Seminars, every Trinity student can now consider experiencing the transformative power of studying abroad, even if a full semester away seems out of reach.
The Everett and Joanne Elting Fund for Human Rights and Global Citizenship will create experiential learning opportunities across the curriculum and advance Trinity College’s leadership in human rights education.
Ten Trinity College students have been engaged in mathematics research over the summer. Hanyang Luo ’24, Adam Minahan ’23, and Digesh Chitrakar ’22 are among the mathematics students whose summer research experiences are helping further their academic and future career interests.
