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 […]
Join us for a film screening of Clinica de Migrantes, an HBO feature documentary from Maxim Pozdorovkin. Clinica de Migrantes follows the workers and patients of Puentes de Salud, a volunteer-run clinic that provides free medical care to undocumented immigrants in south Philadelphia, through months of routine care and growth. The film will be followed by a panel […]
The Community Service Work-Study (CSWS) program allows eligible students to earn a portion of their financial aid while doing public service. Meet and hear from past CSWS students. Learn more from past CSWS participants. Stay up to date on other events like this one by signing up here to receive the Cardinal Service student digest, a weekly, easy-to-skim overview of […]
The global humanitarian aid and development industry has a problem: innovation is everywhere, but examples of successfully scaled solutions are far less common. Even when we achieve impact at scale, the process can take decades. CARE, a leading organization fighting global poverty, is changing this through its Scale X Design Accelerator. CARE's Scale X Design Challenge is a […]
Looking for a career that combines your interest and expertise in STEM and your passion for solving urgent social/environmental issues? Come to a panel focused on finding and landing a job at the intersection of technology and social impact with speakers from some of the hottest tech companies. Our panelists will talk about how their […]
Join us for a panel about the EPASA Summer Fellowship and education equity in the local community.
Event is free. RSVP to guarantee admission. 6:00pm-7:00pm - Reception 7:00pm-8:15pm - Team Pitches and Audience Voting 8:15pm-9:00pm - Pro Bono Marketplace and Winners Announced CARE, a leading global organization fighting global poverty, is on a mission to cut the timeline and accelerate the expansion of promising solutions that will impact the lives of 200 million people […]
Social ventures, protests, volunteer work, and other public service activities have the potential to drive change and provide rich learning opportunities, but they can also inflict unintended harm. In this workshop, students will reflect on their experiences in light of the Principles of Ethical and Effective Service, a framework for planning service initiatives that benefit […]
Take a break from mid-terms with EPASA! Celebrate your commitment to education equity! Learn more about the EPASA Summer Fellowship. Join us for delicious snacks, festive card-making, and more! Please RSVP here if possible.
Increasingly, the greatest obstacles to confronting global climate change are not technological but political. As local, state, national, and international climate policies diverge, a wide range of advocacy organizations are employing a variety of tactics to increase the scope of willing jurisdictions' ambitions, combat climate denial, and shift the political landscape.
Would you like to connect your academic and service interests by developing skills as a public scholar or community-based researcher? In this workshop, Dr. Clayton Hurd and a panel of students will share examples of how students can collaborate with community organizations and faculty mentors to address community problems and effect social change. You will […]
Come learn more about Summer 2018 Community-based Research (CBR) Fellowships offered through the Haas Center for Public Service and the Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity (CCSRE). CBR is a justice-oriented approach to research that emphasizes collaboration with community organizations and focuses on important social change and community development issues in the US […]
Dinner and movie for High School Support Initaitive (HSSI) volunteers, both active and who have served previously. Will be viewing Stand and Deliver.
Join us for a panel on finding and landing jobs in the education space, but not in the classroom. Our three outstanding panelists will talk about the ways that their work is leading the field of education, whether by addressing a critical gap in educational equity or by steering education policy. Panelists will discuss their […]
The Community Service Work-Study (CSWS) program allows eligible students to earn a portion of their financial aid while doing public service. Meet and hear from past CSWS students. Learn more from past CSWS participants. Stay up to date on other events like this one by signing up here to receive the Cardinal Service student digest, a weekly, easy-to-skim overview of […]
Come learn more about Summer 2018 Community-based Research (CBR) Fellowships offered through the Haas Center for Public Service and the Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity (CCSRE). CBR is a justice-oriented approach to research that emphasizes collaboration with community organizations and focuses on important social change and community development issues in the US […]
Join us for an open house to meet students and staff involved in Cardinal Service, a bold university-wide initiative to elevate and expand service as a distinctive feature of a Stanford education. Tom Schnaubelt, Haas Executive Director, Deborah Stipek, Peter E. Haas Faculty Director, and inspiring students involved with Cardinal Service will share brief remarks, […]
Come learn about what's going on at the Haas Center for Public Service, how you can get started or deepen your service commitments, or just take a break from studying with snacks! RSVP here.
The sixth annual Stephen H. Schneider Memorial Lecture will feature speaker Geisha J. Williams, CEO and President of PG&E Corporation. Williams will deliver her talk on “Energy Network of Tomorrow: How to Reach California’s Climate Goals.” During the talk, Geisha J. Williams will describe how the biggest engineering feat of the 20th century is the […]
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 […]
Learn tools to mitigate the harms of white privilege in daily life. We will work through real-life examples together. Who Should Attend?This workshop focuses on confronting whiteness and white privilege. People without academic experience on racism are welcome! We're all constantly learning. Facilitated by Alli Martin '18.
Drop by to refine your resume, brush up your cover letter, or wrap up that final paper with the support of a Hume writing tutor.
Are you passionate about issues of immigration and want to pursue this passion in your career? Come hear from three panelists who are tackling issues of immigration head on through advocacy and legal action and services, strategic partnerships and awareness campaigns, and funding to build civic engagement. Our panelists will talk about their experiences working […]
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