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CSR-Philanthropy

Students learn about philanthropy and social change

by on September 15, 2016 7:40 pm
Two Cardinal Quarter summer opportunities, the Corporate Social Responsibility Fellowship and the Philanthropy Fellowship, place students with Bay Area corporations and foundations to learn how these organizations work to effect… Read more Students learn about philanthropy and social change
Jenga game at GLIDE in SF

Building community and finding acceptance

by on August 9, 2016 9:05 pm
GLIDE at Tenderloin Sunday StreetsThrough a summer fellowship, Erica McDowell, '16, explored service through religion, an interest that grew with her increasing involvement in community work on campus as an ethnic theme assistant at Casa Zapata and as a core member of  First Generation and/or Low Income Partnership (FLIP). By Catherine Zaw, ’15
CodeAcademy visits Facebook

Empowering youth to achieve their dreams through technology

by on August 1, 2016 10:22 am
What if there was a summer camp where every day is like a hackathon? Rafael Cosman, ’15, teamed up with two other Stanford students to create CodeCamp, a four-week summer… Read more Empowering youth to achieve their dreams through technology
Pablo Lozano

New cybersecurity group hits the ground running

by on July 7, 2016 8:47 pm
By Pablo Arturo Lozano, ’18 (International Relations) The idea to start the student-led group Applied Cybersecurity came just before starting freshman year when a Stanford IT official came to me to talk about… Read more New cybersecurity group hits the ground running
Mina Shah

Unfinished business

by on February 8, 2016 5:30 pm
By Mina Shah, ’16 (Comparative Literature) When I received an African Service Fellowship to work with the West Africa AIDS Foundation (WAAF), I was ecstatic. However, while preparing for the… Read more Unfinished business
Kirsten Willer

Helping refugees rebuild their lives

by on January 8, 2016 6:28 pm
By Kirsten Willer, ’17 (International Relations) “Kirsten! I got the job!” Ahmed said excitedly as he walked into the offices of the International Rescue Committee (IRC) on my last day… Read more Helping refugees rebuild their lives
Monica Chan

Strategy for humanitarian aid

by on December 4, 2015 10:17 pm
By Monica Chan, ’17 (Mechanical Engineering; International Relations (minor)) Time: June 2015. Place: Geneva, Switzerland. Finally, I had arrived for my long-awaited summer internship with the Shelter and Settlement Section… Read more Strategy for humanitarian aid
CS+Social Good

Building community with CS+Social Good

by on November 13, 2015 6:12 pm
By Vicki Niu, ‘18 (Computer Science) Coming to Stanford, I had big dreams. My conviction was to bring my passion for social change to the tech world of Silicon Valley.… Read more Building community with CS+Social Good
Lynne Zummo

Examining environmental issues in the classroom

by on October 28, 2015 5:25 pm
By Lynne Zummo, MA ’15 (Curriculum Studies and Teacher Education in Science Education) Their big smiles and enthusiastic shouts say it all—kids love learning at NatureBridge. From my first observation… Read more Examining environmental issues in the classroom
Arnelle Ansong

Eliminating the opportunity gap

by on September 23, 2015 9:52 pm
By Arnelle Ansong, ’18 I began noticing income disparity when I was a student at my middle school, which pulled students from cities and suburbs throughout the county. The realities… Read more Eliminating the opportunity gap