Levi Strauss Small Grants Program
Striving to expose all Haas stakeholders to the field of corporate responsibility (CSR), the Center teamed up with the Levi Strauss & Company Foundation to create the Levi Strauss Small Grants Program in 2004.
The program aims to engage and promote innovative, grassroots thinking and creative ideas on ways to advance the CSR agenda at the Haas School by awarding small grants to support research, teaching, experiential learning, and outreach activities. The program's goal is to empower the Haas community to define, investigate, and execute sustainable concepts of CSR.
Past Levi Strauss Small Grants Funding
Program Criteria
The Levi Strauss Grants Program is open to all members of the Haas community - students, faculty, and staff. Individuals may apply for small grants to fund a variety of opportunities, including support of:
- Faculty research in the area of CSR;
- Purchase or development of CSR cases for course teachings;
- CSR specific class speakers and teachers;
- Haas student team participation in national CSR case competitions;
- Student teams working with social enterprise start-ups; and
- Other innovative CSR activities within the Haas student, staff, faculty, and alumni communities (e.g. producing a CSR report).
Application for Levi Strauss Small Grant (MS Word)
Applications Accepted for Fall 2009 from September 1, 2009 - November 20, 2009
Applications Accepted for Spring 2010 from January 25, 2010 - May 20, 2010
For more information:
Cecilia Pracher
Center for Responsible Business
e.
cpracher@haas.berkeley.edu
p. 510.643.7668
