Grad Grow Learning Opportunities

LTS supports the shared infrastructure of learning technologies and spaces to help facilitate exceptional teaching and learning. We design, implement, provision, operate, and support an ecosystem of platforms, tools, and services as well as technology-rich classrooms and learning spaces. Our aim is to provide great experiences for faculty and students in the use of instructional technology and classrooms to create engaging and accessible learning experiences for our students.

If you have a legal problem or need legal advice, visit the ASSU Legal Counseling Office. The office provides free legal advice and consultations to Stanford students, as well as their spouses and domestic partners. This service, provided by qualified attorneys, is available on campus and is completely confidential. The office handles a wide variety of legal issues including landlord/tenant problems, ID theft, wills, contracts, divorce, small claims, accidents and more. 

With lists of digital, print, and media resources arranged by topic and selected by subject librarians, Stanford University Library's topic guides can help you focus your research and uncover new material. Guides are accompanied by research tips, links to subject specialists, and ideas for other collections and resources that might be of interest to you. 

Sometimes graduate students find themselves struggling due to the less structured nature of pursuing an advanced degree. One of the best skills a graduate student can develop is learning to deal with uncertainty and ambiguity. Useful for all students, this d.school guide to navigating ambiguity is a unique way to explore your personal relationship and feelings to ambiguity, and hopefully help you become more comfortable with navigating uncertainty in both the personal and project realms.

Throughout the year, the Stanford libraries hold numerous workshops designed to teach the Stanford community a wide variety of skills. From R and Arduino programming to GitHub and patent research skills, these workshops cover numerous tools that are of value to graduate students across a number of disciplines. Take a look at their current offerings and come back throughout the year to see what else you can learn!

If you are interested in learning a new skill, including web design, web development, or graphic design, check out the thousands of online resources available through LinkedIn Learning. LinkedIn Learning is an online training library with over 13,000 courses spanning topics in areas such as business, web design, video design/development/editing, software and programming, and 3D + Animation. Work at your own pace to gain new skills that will help you at Stanford and beyond! Free to Stanford students.