Haas Pride Fellowship
Queer Student Resources (QSR) partners with the Haas Center for Public Service in the Huffington Pride Fellowship, which strives to promote activism within the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgende
recognizing and appreciating a wide range of cultural and global perspectives
Resources for Community Engaged Teaching and Research
Are you creating or teaching a class that has a community engagement component? Or maybe your research project has become community-based.
Cardinal Careers
If you are interested in pursuing a career in public service, the Cardinal Careers program is for you!
Events at Haas
Throughout the year, the Haas Center for Public Service hosts numerous events covering a wide range of subjects, such as workshops to prepare you for a public service internship, talks on service f
Gateway for New Graduate Students
Starting graduate school can be a very overwhelming experience as you try to figure out all the paperwork and logistics of beginning this exciting part of your life.
El Centro Graduate Student Events
Throughout the year El Centro offers a number of events designed to support students academically, personally, socially and culturally.
The Community Committee for International Students
The Community Committee for International Students is a volunteer organization affiliated with Bechtel that supports international graduate students, visiting scholars, post docs, and their familie
Resources for Spouses, Partners and Families of International Students
Bechtel welcomes the families of international students and visiting scholars at Stanford.
SGSI 2021: Public Policy Negotiation: Multiparty Problem-solving and Conflict Resolution
*Course is closed and no longer accepting applications
Tuesday, Sept. 7 - Friday, Sept. 10, 9 AM – 6 PM
Diversity Works: Cultivating Opportunities for Working with Allies
Graduate students from diverse backgrounds interact with individuals who, while we may consider them as members of ally communities, do not consistently act as allies. Participants will discuss examples of this challenge and possible methods to responding in constructive ways. Interactive activities include role-plays, scenarios, and vignettes in which participants can learn how to model “in the moment” response strategies.
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