According to the Southern Poverty Law Center, the number of hate groups has doubled over the past two decades. There is a new generation of white nationalist groups being run by millennials, and there is an increased presence of these groups on college campuses. The United States is almost alone among Western liberal democracies in […]
Come hear from our three environmentally-conscious panelists who are crusading toward a more sustainable world from three different angles. Panelists will give remarks on their career trajectories from advocacy and community organizing to technical jobs. They will offer advice to students who seek to integrate environmental work into their own future careers and share diverse […]
Learn about the types of public service fellowships available, tips for finding a community partner, and the application process and timeline. Funded fellowships are available to undergraduates, providing $5,000 base stipends for nine-week summer experiences in the U.S. and abroad. (Additional financial supplements are available for those who qualify.)
Please join the Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity for the 13th Annual Kieve Lecture featuring Dolores Huerta. RSVP Dolores Clara Fernández Huerta is an American labor leader and activist who was the co-founder of the National Farmworkers Association, which later became the United Farm Workers. Huerta helped organize the Delano grape strike […]
Schneider Fellows work at leading U.S. nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in the sustainable energy field. The Fellows spend a quarter or full year tackling the world’s economic, environmental, social, and technical challenges associated with past, present, and future approaches of harnessing energy resources to deliver energy services. Partner NGOs include Audubon, Environmental Defense Fund, Natural Resources […]
Case Study of National and International Systems of Education
Burst the Bubble – Get involved in the community! Learn from 20+ local organizations how you can make an impact in the areas of education, poverty, health, environmental sustainability, and more, during the school year or during the summer. Lunch will be provided for those who RSVP.
There is a critical need for technical talent in the public sector to keep our systems secure and save lives. This panel, moderated by journalist Ted Koppel, brings together students and interns at Army Cyber Command with panelists from the military and academia to discuss how to engage the best young technical minds to support […]
Join us for a panel that will give you an inside glimpse into the world of philanthropy. Our three panelists will shed light on some of the less visible roles of foundations – advocating for progressive and innovative policies, launching campaigns around specific issues, and convening stakeholders across all sectors of society to address the […]
Learn about the types of public service fellowships available, tips for finding a community partner, and the application process and timeline. Funded fellowships are available to undergraduates, providing $5,000 base stipends for nine-week summer experiences in the U.S. and abroad. (Additional financial supplements are available for those who qualify.) Stay up to date on […]
RSVP here. Join us at this Columbae tradition of lounging on the lawn on Friday. Drink hot chocolate and connect with fellow students and advisors from the different Cardinal Service programs about public service organizations, fellowships, and more.
RSVP here. Join us at this Columbae tradition of lounging on the lawn on Friday. Drink hot chocolate and connect with fellow students and advisors from the different Cardinal Service programs about public service organizations, fellowships, and more. 3:30-3:45pm: Hot chocolate and dogs 3:45-4:00pm: Social justice discussion 4:00-4:30pm: Cardinal Service advisors available
Learn how you can work toward education equity in the local community with the East Palo Alto Stanford Academy (EPASA). Please RSVP here if possible.
The Haas Center’s Undergraduate Fellowships Program, the Stanford in Government Fellowships and Stipends Program, and many other Cardinal Quarter programs require the submission of a resume as part of the application process. Participate in this hands on workshop with BEAM to create or fine-tune your resume. If possible, please bring a laptop in order to […]
Join us for a Cardinal Service Tour to learn about the Haas Center for Public Service, the hub of Cardinal Service. We're excited to share what students are up to, the ambitious goals of Cardinal Service, and how alumni and friends are involved. During the academic year, we host tours on the 4th Wednesday of every […]
Join us for a Cardinal Service Tour to learn about the Haas Center for Public Service, the hub of Cardinal Service. We're excited to share what students are up to, the ambitious goals of Cardinal Service, and how alumni and friends are involved. During the academic year, we host tours on the 4th Wednesday of every […]
Calling all graduating seniors and co-terms! Still don’t have a job lined up post-Stanford? Consider applying for the Stanford Public Interest Network (SPIN) Fellowship, which places students in 10- to 12-month paid positions in nonprofit organizations and government agencies in the San Francisco Bay Area. Our panel features former SPIN Fellows who will talk about […]
Interested in applying for a SENSA Fellowship? The Stanford Social Entreprenurial Students' Association connects students to internship positions in social enterprises. Come to the info session with representatives from social entrepreneurial companies!
Join Hume Writing Center staff at the Haas Center for an evening of brainstorming and essay drafting. A great cure for writer's block, this workshop will help you develop pages of ideas, a new set of writing tools, and the refined focus you need to write your personal statement. Dinner will be provided. Stay […]
Faculty and graduate students are invited to a discussion of the challenges and opportunities of incorporating community engagement into their teaching. If you've ever considered collaborating with a community organization or a government institution in your teaching, come hear from those who have done it. What are the difficulties involved in reaching beyond the bounds […]
The Haas Center’s Undergraduate Fellowships Program, the Stanford in Government Fellowships and Stipends Program, and many other Cardinal Quarter programs require students to participate in an interview as part of the application process. BEAM staff will lead this interview lab to provide tips for you to succeed in a fellowship interview. Lunch will be served. Stay […]
The 3rd Annual Stanford Engaged Scholarship Conference highlights engaged scholarship and scholar-activism in institutions of higher education and in the community. We define engaged scholarship as diverse research, pedagogy, and creative performance—conducted in partnership with public, non-profit, or private stakeholders—focused on addressing critical social issues and contributing to the public good. The most up-to-date schedule […]
Healthcare is one of the most heated issues of our time and there is, arguably, not one sweeping solution. Our three panelists, who hail from a family foundation leading the field of health journalism and policy analysis, a health-technology start-up engaged in data-driven healthcare projects, and a global design company, are all tackling the issue […]
While it's easy to feel powerless in the face of injustice and suffering, it's also possible to feel overwhelmed by the many, many ways to help. In this workshop, we'll use the Pathways of Public Service as a framework for finding opportunities to get involved in your community, and for understanding how seemingly disparate service […]
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