Through the Graduate School of Business SEED program, co-term Julia Daniel spent the summer interning at an engineering college in India where she developed programs designed to improve teaching and student engagement.
The Stanford Graduate Summer Institute offers immersive, interdisciplinary, accelerated courses covering an array of topics, including energy research, sustainable agriculture, international negotiation and decision-making, and the academic job search.
Fifth-year PhD student Kate Lindsey recently returned to the United States after a year of documenting an obscure language indigenous to the South Pacific nation.
Stanford’s policy shift is intended to help de-emphasize the perceived importance of low admit rates at colleges and universities. The university will continue to publicly report application data to the federal government at the end of the admission cycle.
Incoming medical students at Stanford School of Medicine were presented with their white coats and stethoscopes — a gift from the Stanford Medicine Alumni Association.
The university’s Three Books program, which introduces incoming undergraduate students to the experience of reading, thinking and talking about challenging subjects as a member of an intellectual community, launched its online chat forum this week.
Stanford’s Veteran Accelerator program helps military veterans enrolled in community college programs to develop the academic, professional and personal skills needed to thrive at a four-year institution.
The student-led Stanford in Government program offers fellowship opportunities to those interested in public administration and policy. Stanford News spoke with two students to learn about their summer government jobs.
