
We have a plan to welcome in a new paradigm in higher education.
And we need your help.
Greenway is poised to fix what is fundamentally broken in American higher education. We are inviting visionary founders to come build with us. Don’t miss this legacy-building opportunity!
Current Status
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Campus: A corporate supporter has purchased and is holding an historic small college campus in Vermont, so that Greenway can expand into it.
Significant External Support: Secured >$3M in private and federal funding, including significant support from the National Science Foundation. Designated the top priority economic development project for the region.
Successful pilot semesters: Through support from the National Science Foundation, we prototyped both the hands-on project-based component, and the work-integrated component.
We’ve done our homework and validated our approach. Now we’re ready to launch.
Join us in building Greenway by supporting our immediate needs as we prepare to open the doors to our first cohort of students.
The Founders Campaign for Greenway
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Partner Scholarships
Support founding students who are taking the leap to co-create a brand new college. $125k per year to fund five students.
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Founding Faculty Fellowship
Fund a faculty position through the startup phase. $100K per year per faculty member.
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Curriculum Innovation Fund
Support ongoing curricular invention and dissemination. $1M.
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Fabrication Lab Buildout
Enable making as a core experience at Greenway by creating and equipping Greenway’s fabrication facilities. $5M.
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Learning Studio Buildout
Renovate and equip a learning studio for collaborative, interdisciplinary, hands-on problem solving. $400K per studio.
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Launch Capital
Help fuel the foundational work of launching a new institution — from legal to logistics, from launch to break-even. Total need. $3M.
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Name the College
A once-in-a-generation opportunity to leave a legacy that shapes education for decades - let’s talk.
“Starting a college isn’t a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. It’s a less than a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.”
— Dr. Michael Moody, Founding Dean of Faculty, Olin College