Vice Provost for Student Affairs Susie Brubaker-Cole and Dean for Religious and Spiritual Life Tiffany Steinwert share academic guidance for observant students and postdocs.
At Stanford, students have free resources to make smart decisions in regard to spending and saving, investing, paycheck and compensation, paying for school and more through the Mind Over Money program.
Vice Provost for Student Affairs Susie Brubaker-Cole shares protocols including pre-arrival and arrival testing and indoor-masking requirements in classrooms, in healthcare facilities, on Marguerite buses, and in residential common spaces.
Expanded Student Services website designed for and by students
A new Student Services website designed with input from students makes it easier to access the resources you need, from registering for classes and managing tuition payments to FAQs about transcripts, applying to graduate, and more.
In a message to undergraduates, administrators report progress, describe plans to name each neighborhood, and invite students to share their feedback and get involved.
The James W. Lyons Award recognizes and honors students for exceptional service and contributions made through a variety of departments, teams, clubs, residences and community projects on and off-campus.
Students with Stanford housing contracts ending in mid-June are advised to begin packing now or to make arrangements for others to help given the possibility of testing positive for COVID-19 between now and the end of the academic year.
Newly launched by the Division of Student Affairs in collaboration with CAPS clinicians, the Office for Religious & Spiritual Life, campus community centers, and the Confidential Support Team, the Stanford Against Hate website is a resource for anti-hate education and empowerment.
In a message to the campus community, Vice Provost for Student Affairs Susie Brubaker-Cole provides information on a memorial service and encourages community members to reach out for support.
Message to the Stanford community regarding a noose discovered on campus
Vice Provost for Student Affairs Susie Brubaker-Cole and Vice Provost for Institutional Equity, Access and Community Patrick Dunkley addressed the campus community regarding the discovery of a noose outside Branner Hall on Sunday, stating that this symbol of anti-Black racism and violence will not be tolerated on our campus, and outlining next steps and an outreach plan for all who are affected.
Stanford Career Education and SAA offer five years of post-grad career services
Virtual programs connect early-career alumni with more experienced alums from specific industries while individual coaching helps recent grads navigate the complexities of job searches.
Narcan training offered to Stanford community as part of National Fentanyl Awareness Day
Student-led education efforts seek to prevent opioid overdoses on campus by empowering community members with knowledge about the broader context of the opioid epidemic, substance use disorders, and the opioid antagonist naloxone.
What's new at the Stanford Learning Lab this month? A cool study tool, new student groups and study sessions, help revising your academic writing, and more.
Mona Hicks, senior associate vice provost and dean of students, and Jim Jacobs,
associate vice provost and executive director of Vaden Health Services, update students with the latest on testing, masking, quarantining and more.
Healthy Minds Study is first step in boosting campus mental health services
Stanford launches a comprehensive student survey around mental health and well-being to help set the direction for the university’s mental health services.
The Arbor returns as a vibrant, casual hang-out spot
Two long-time Stanford community members have played key roles in creating and operating the Arbor, offering students a casual place to hang out with friends, order food and beer and listen to live entertainment.
Dean of Students Mona Hicks and Vaden Health Services Executive Director Jim Jacobs summarize guidance on travel, testing, isolation, masking and gatherings.
Vice Provost for Student Affairs Susie Brubaker-Cole encourages students to take steps to stay safe and healthy and then shares spring quarter party planning reminders.
Vice Provost for Student Affairs Susie Brubaker-Cole and Director of Athletics Bernard Muir sent the following message to students, providing updates on counseling resources.
Where, when and how to pick up university-provided rapid tests before spring break
Dean of Students Mona Hicks and Vaden Health Services Executive Director Dr. Jim Jacobs also describe spring break and quarter testing guidance in this message.
