Volunteer & Service

The education professor brings a career steeped in community-engaged scholarship and teaching to his new role leading Stanford’s public service hub.

Work with any nonprofit organization in the U.S. this summer and get paid through the Community Service Work-Study Program. This opportunity is available to undergraduates who receive financial aid – learn more and apply by the Feb. 20 early deadline.

On Stanford’s fifth annual Democracy Day, we asked students what civic engagement means to them. Here’s what they said.

Stanford’s fifth annual Democracy Day aims to promote a deeper conversation about what it means to be an engaged democratic citizen, with a focus on open dialogue and building tangible civic skills.

At the Haas Center for Public Service’s annual event, over 180 students took part in activities like assembling care kits for campus workers and making blankets for local shelters.

The academic holiday was founded in 2021 by Sean Casey, ’22, and Jonathan Lipman, ’22, with the goal of engaging students in the democratic process.

Six Stanford students are cycling from San Francisco to Washington, D.C., over 75 days, while stopping to teach hands-on STEM workshops to pre-K students through 12th graders in 10 states.

Stanford Law School (SLS) students were recognized for their contributions to public interest law and pro bono work, as well as their leadership within the SLS community, during the Spring […]

An alternate Spring Break experience gives Stanford Law students  a week of pro bono experience in a city plagued by foreclosures.

The longtime collaboration between Ravenswood City School District and Stanford Live has helped the district’s music program for elementary and middle school students flourish.