James Stillwell

James Stillwell is a Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Maryland School of Public Policy and Faculty Director of the Do Good Campus at the Do Good Institute. He leads initiatives expanding experiential and impact learning across the university, including the Do Good Campus Strategic Leadership Council and $320,000+ Do Good Campus Fund grants program. His work focuses on equity, sustainability, and cross-sector collaboration.

Education

• BA in Urban Studies, Harvard University
• MS in Environmental Policy & Sustainable Development, University of Maryland

Research & Leadership James advances environmental and social impact through roles at Harvard Alumni for Climate, Rising Organizers grants program, and mentorship of students in nonprofit and sustainability careers. His professional experience spans international conservation projects ($4.7M+), DEI initiatives, and leadership in climate action summits like the UN-cohosted Climate Action 2016.

Awards

• Rising Organizers Fellowship Alumnus
• Climate Reality Leader

Grants & Projects Spearheaded the Center for Global Sustainability launch, manages Do Good Campus grants, and co-develops Rising Organizers' grants program. Collaborates on the Rawlings Leadership Fellows Program and College Park Scholars initiatives.

Labs/Teams Core team member of the Do Good Institute, leading campus-wide strategic partnerships and curriculum development for impact-driven education.