Center helps students become self-directed learners
From peer tutoring to individualized academic coaching, Stanford’s Center for Teaching and Learning has programs and resources to support all students.
Lanier Anderson, who has guided Stanford students’ journeys of self-discovery for more than 25 years, brings a philosopher’s sensibility to his role as interim vice provost for undergraduate education.
VPUE’s Academic-Residential Co-Curriculum program gives students and faculty the opportunity to connect outside of the classroom and create lasting professional networks.
Students from 28 undergraduate departmental and interdisciplinary honors programs were recognized with Firestone and Golden medals and Kennedy Honors Thesis prizes.
A new program invites students to explore how culture shapes communication
Undergraduate students in the new Notation in Cultural Rhetorics program pursue a passion project alongside their major and come away with culturally-informed oral and written communication skills. Applications for fall quarter are due May 26.
Part of VPUE’s Leveling the Learning Landscape initiative, a new pilot project offers schools and departments support for making undergraduate curriculum more equitable and accessible.
A difficult message about the loss of a beloved student
Vice Provost for Student Affairs Susie Brubaker-Cole shared news of the death of graduate student Jonathan San Miguel in an email to the campus community.
