Join BeWell for a free fireside chat with Dan Klein, creative consultant and professor at Stanford University with moderator Patty de Vries, director of strategy, outreach & innovation for BeWell. Preregistration is required.
Join BeWell for a free fireside chat with Vinutha Mohan, LMFT specializing in trauma and moderator Patty de Vries, director of strategy, outreach & innovation for BeWell. Preregistration is required.
"Ask Us Anything" with Jonathan Levav and Bob Sutton
Ask these Stanford rock stars anything that’s on your mind. This webinar is a great opportunity to pick their brains about challenges you have had – or expect to have – as your teams transition to a permanently remote or a hybrid model after more than a year of total chaos.
Presented By The Leading from Home program.
Invite VPGE for a Pop-Up to bring professional development to your graduate students – on your time, in your space.
Join the Cardinal Service Peer Advisors for a fireside chat with higher education policy analyst, Yvonne Munoz. We'll examine the research behind how higher education institutions can serve as vehicles for social mobility, and evaluate the current and future policy aimed at achieving that goal.
VPGE and the Office for Inclusion, Belonging and Intergroup Communication (IBIC) present Social Identity, Cultural Humility, and You: Leadership Skills for Today. This workshop explores social identity and how it shapes our perceptions, experiences, and interactions. During this workshop, participants will gain an understanding of promising practices for becoming inclusive leaders, including breaking the prejudice habit, cultural humility, and micro-inclusions.
Join BeWell for a free fireside chat with Aleta Hayes, choreographer, performer, and lecturer in the department of theater and performance studies at Stanford University with moderator Patty de Vries, director of strategy, outreach & innovation for BeWell. Preregistration is required.
Are you a graduate student doing community-based research or are you interested in research that you want to apply to help solve community problems? Are you interested in being a part of an interdisciplinary network of graduate students committed to critical public scholarship, social justice, and the public good?
Apply for the Graduate Public Service Fellowship for graduate students interested in community-based work and research for the public good!
Join us for an info session on the GPS program where we will answer your questions about the program and GPS community.
This workshop series is designed with Stanford graduate students in mind who are interested in learning more about and developing their skills around community-engaged scholarship and community-based research. Invited speakers include leaders and practitioners across disciplinary fields.
Learn effective techniques to structure and organize information relevant to your research, setting up your future self to easily digest the material you have compiled.
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