Program

In partnership with the Office of the Vice Provost for Graduate Education, the Haas Center is continuing the Graduate Public Service (GPS) Fellowship. The program will award fellowships to Stanford graduate students who want to explore and prepare for professorial or other careers in which they will engage in public scholarship and service.

Cardinal for the Community (C4C) connects Stanford student-athletes with nonprofit organizations to build sustainable partnerships and support the surrounding community.

The Service Organization Leadership Program (SOLP) prepares 10–15 student service organization leaders with the organizational management skills and peer connections necessary to effect positive social change.

Living Arrangements

Students are asked to be flexible regarding their living situation which may include homestays with local families, hotel or hostel arrangements, group living quarters, or a combina

Impact Abroad introduces Stanford students to a global perspective on public service.

The Mimi and Peter E. Haas Distinguished Visitor Program provides an opportunity for students and faculty to connect with prominent individuals whose lives and careers have had significant public impact and who have distinguished themselves in one or more forms of public service. Distinguished visitors help bridge the divide between knowing and doing and between theory and practice.

Interfaith and Community Service Campus Challenge Partners

Many students, staff, and faculty have been engaged in the development of this new campus initiative and will continue to contribute to the program’s success. The following is a list of primary leaders involved in implementing the Interfaith and Community Service Campus Challenge Partners program.