Corporate Giving

Stanford Law School Affiliate Programs

Stanford Law School offers law firms, corporations, and foundations the opportunity to participate as Program Affiliates and event sponsors in two distinct interdisciplinary programs:

• The Rock Center for Corporate Governance (RC)
• The Stanford Program in Law, Science & Technology (LST)

Program Affiliates provide annual support for teaching and program development; in return, affiliates and their clients gain access to Stanford Law School's leading-edge executive programs and exclusive affiliate working groups. These programs bring together renowned scholars, lawyers, corporate leaders, investment bankers, accountants, venture capitalists, technologists, and key regulatory officials to share their expertise and discuss critical challenges facing legal practitioners, business executives, and policy makers. Affiliates also have opportunities to underwrite events hosted by program areas as well as law school student organizations and journals. Underwriters and their programs are formally recognized at sponsored events, in publications, and online.

Policy and Research Project Partnerships

Law firms, corporations, and foundations also provide support for a wide range of interdisciplinary policy and research projects at Stanford Law School. Through each of these projects, the law school aims to raise professional understanding and public awareness of legal, business and ethical challenges at the intersection of law, economics and business, and law, science and technology. Policy and research projects undertaken at the Law School include:

• Stanford Securities Class Action Clearinghouse (SCAC)
• Open Source Corporate Governance Reporting System (OSCGRS)
• Stanford Intellectual Property Litigation Clearinghouse (IPLC)
• Transatlantic Technology Law Forum(TTLF)

For more information about affiliate, event sponsorship, or project partnership opportunities, please contact Nancy Easterbrook, Assistant Director of Development, at 650-725-4247 or [email protected].