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 […]
Internships don’t have a syllabus. Write a learning plan for your internship so you get a lot out of your experience. Snacks will be served at this workshop. RSVP here 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 public […]
Internships don’t have a syllabus. Write a learning plan for your internship so you get a lot out of your experience. Lunch will be served at this workshop. RSVP here 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 public […]
Care about juvenile justice? Come hear from three panelists working in the field of criminal justice reform, with a focus on helping youth navigate the prison system. Panelists will give remarks on their career paths, share their personal experiences working in this space, and offer advice to students on finding and landing jobs that address […]
Cardinal Service Connectors are staff and faculty across the Stanford campus working to make service a distinctive feature of a Stanford education. During the launch of Cardinal Service in the 2015-16 academic year, 225 staff and faculty members joined this campus-wide community. Our goal is to inspire ambassadors to engage students in Cardinal Service and […]
Since the 2016 presidential election campaign, there has been a heated debate about 'fake news' and the role it plays in politics in the United States and elsewhere. Has the Internet made it harder for citizens to distinguish between what is true and what is false? Were online social networks and platforms like Facebook, YouTube […]
Are you ready? Tips and tricks to get smart quick on you first day. Snacks will be served at this workshop. RSVP here 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 public service opportunities at Stanford.
Are you ready? Tips and tricks to get smart quick on you first day. Snacks will be served at this workshop. RSVP here 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 public service opportunities at Stanford.
This dinner conversation will be guided by PHD candidate Soren Rosier. Soren will share his experience as a former teacher and utilize his research to discuss his methodology for impacting youth through education. He also will have the Ed Student Group leaders explore EdTech.
This dinner conversation will be guided by PHD candidate Soren Rosier. Soren will share his experience as a former teacher and utilize his research to discuss his methodology for impacting youth through education. He also will have the Ed Student Group leaders explore EdTech.
Amid the search for a job or summer internship? Drop by the Haas Center for a speed advising session and productive study break. Advisors on the Cardinal Careers team, as well as other specialized staff from across campus, will sit down with you to brainstorm organizations, positions, and connections to help you find, land, and […]
Join Professor Larry Diamond, ’74 AB, ’78 AM, ’80 PhD., Senior Fellow at Hoover Institution and Founding Co-Editor of the Journal of Democracy, for a stimulating discussion on ways that students can find jobs that strengthen the spirit of democracy. Professor Diamond will share insights on some of the best political and civic organizations working […]
Join African & African American studies for our 15th Annual St. Clair Drake Memorial Lecture: "Dissent: Speaking Up, Speaking Back, Speaking Black." This year's event features a panel conversation among highly celebrated journalists and activists who will explore matters of racial and gender justice, electoral organizing, and the politics of media activism. Panelists include: Jemele […]
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 […]
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 […]
Reflect on the work you've done as an Education Partnerships fellow and how you will carry the lessons you've learned into other roles and environments. This interactive workshop offers an opportunity to practice speaking about your experience with a variety of audiences, including future employers and program donors.
Ted Koppel, 2018 Mimi and Peter E. Haas Distinguished Visitor, will be in conversation with The Rev. Professor Jane Shaw, Dean for Religious Life on how to lead a meaningful life. Journalist Ted Koppel was the anchor and managing editor of ABC News' Nightline for 26 years, becoming the longest-serving news anchor in U.S. broadcast history. After leaving ABC in 2005, Koppel and […]
Ted Koppel, 2018 Mimi and Peter E. Haas Distinguished Visitor, will be in conversation with The Rev. Professor Jane Shaw, Dean for Religious Life on how to lead a meaningful life. Journalist Ted Koppel was the anchor and managing editor of ABC News' Nightline for 26 years, becoming the longest-serving news anchor in U.S. broadcast history. After leaving ABC in 2005, Koppel and […]
Dan Rich, City Manager of Mountain View, will be offering one-on-one advising sessions to help students find and land jobs in the fields of city/local government and urban planning.
Join us for an engaging debate, moderated by former Nightline anchor and Haas Center Distinguished Visitor Ted Koppel, on whether the U.S. should make national service a universal commitment. Is creating the strong expectation that every U.S. citizen should give one year of service – military or civilian – possible? How can culture be changed […]
Avoid common pitfalls of short-term immersion in community. A Haas Center Signature Workshop. Snacks will be served at this workshop. RSVP here 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 public service opportunities at Stanford.
Avoid common pitfalls of short-term immersion in community. A Haas Center Signature Workshop. Lunch will be served at this workshop. RSVP here 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 public service opportunities at Stanford.
Ted Koppel, longtime anchor of ABC News’ Nightline, who earned his master’s degree at Stanford in 1962, will deliver the Mimi and Peter E. Haas Distinguished Visitor Lecture on Public Service and the University. The Distinguished Visitor program of the Haas Center for Public Service brings to Stanford prominent individuals whose lives and careers have had significant impact […]
Ted Koppel, longtime anchor of ABC News’ Nightline, who earned his master’s degree at Stanford in 1962, will deliver the Mimi and Peter E. Haas Distinguished Visitor Lecture on Public Service and the University. The Distinguished Visitor program of the Haas Center for Public Service brings to Stanford prominent individuals whose lives and careers have had significant impact […]
Calling all students interested in global/public health! Come hear from three panelists who are working in the global health space in very different capacities: nonprofit executive, professor, and start-up founder. Our panelists will share some of the most pressing problems they are solving in the field of global health and give guidance on how you […]
Gary Shaye, Former Vice President of International for Save the Children, will be offering one-on-one advising sessions to help students find and land jobs in the global health and international development space.
Avoid common pitfalls of short-term immersion in community. A Haas Center Signature Workshop. Snacks will be served at this workshop. RSVP here 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 public service opportunities at Stanford.
Have an awesome idea you think has potential to be a nonprofit organization? Have questions on how to effectively leverage your idea within the walls of an academic institution while pitching your idea to secure funding? In this practicum-based workshop, learn from SIRUM - Supporting Initiatives to Redistribute Unused Medicine as they share their experience […]
Avoid common pitfalls of short-term immersion in community. A Haas Center Signature Workshop. Snacks will be served at this workshop. RSVP here 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 public service opportunities at Stanford.
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 […]
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.
Come learn about the exciting and rapidly growing industry of impact investing. Panelists will explain how they generate social and environmental impact alongside financial returns, and offer advice to students interested in exploring this field. Carol Malnick, Senior Vice President for West Coast of Boston Common Asset Management Amon Anderson, ’15 MBA, Associate Director of […]
The Public Service Scholars Program (PSSP) is a yearlong program that supports a select cohort of undergraduate students, during their senior or coterm year, to complete an honors thesis or capstone project that is both academically rigorous and useful—directly or indirectly—to specific community organizations or public interest constituencies. The Haas Center is now accepting applications […]
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