Grad Grow Learning Opportunities: Teaching and Mentorship

Please join us for the 4th Annual Precision Mental Health & Wellness Symposium.

Save the date for noon on 9/17/2024!

Learn how to manage graduate student life, focusing on managing your schedule, your relationship with your advisor, and making the most of what should be a truly special time.

Enjoy some refreshments and learn how to get the most out of your advising relationships and how to build trust, communication, and report that will serve you long term in grad school.

Join us for the Cardinal Service Fair!

Feeling overwhelmed by the job search? Trying to figure out how to land a job while finishing your degree? Need help figuring out where to start?

Want to achieve your goals more effectively? Looking to develop skills for planning your graduate activities and streamlining your processes?

As a grad student, you’ve likely experienced the intense pressure of balancing various responsibilities—from research and coursework to future career ambitions.

Do you feel stuck in your research or unsure what to work on next?

Want a quick overview of effective public speaking? This one-page PDF from the Oral Communication Program summarizes effective public speaking techniques.

Use this worksheet from VPGE to structure a yearly progress discussion with your faculty advisor.

Feedback is an important tool for all instructors as they continually improve the effectiveness of their teaching.

The OAE selects over 150 student service providers each quarter as exam scribes, visual descriptionists, lab assistants, volunteer notetakers, and more.

The Graduate Teaching Consultants program is an opportunity for experienced TAs to use their expertise to support other graduate students and promote excellence in teaching.

Hume Center writing tutors work with undergraduate and graduate students on all kinds of writing projects, from term papers to dissertations.

Become a language conversation partner and help Stanford students develop their foreign language skills.

Hume Center Oral Communication Tutors work with graduate and undergraduate students on all aspects of public speaking and oral presentations, including brainstorming, delivery, and visual aids.

CIRTL’s mission is to enhance excellence in STEM undergraduate education by developing a faculty committed to implementing and advancing evidence-based teaching practices for diverse learners.&nbsp