Grad Grow Learning Opportunities: Leadership and Management

The Stanford Graduate Summer Institute (SGSI) is a week-long collection of accelerated courses held two weeks before Autumn Quarter. And it's free!

From the Chronicle of Higher Education, this article is a useful read for those entering graduate school and a great reminder for those already in the thick of their programs.

As a graduate student, you may be the first person to recognize when a peer, or a student in a course you are teaching, needs help.

Interested in becoming a leader in campus graduate housing life? Consider applying to become a Community Associate (CA).

The Graduate Teaching Consultants program is an opportunity for experienced TAs to use their expertise to support other graduate students and promote excellence in teaching.

If you have an interest in sustainability, and are one of the many graduate students that works in a laboratory space for your research, Cardinal Green Labs is for you!

Co-sponsored by the Anita Borg Institute for Women and Technology, this Clayman Institute study analyzes the barriers to the retention and advancement of women in technology in Silicon Valley.

Located in Lathrop Library's Tech Lounge, create:space is a collaborative maker space open to the Stanford community.

Stanford's Hasso Plattner Institute of Design, the d.school, offers a wide variety of classes for graduate students.

Throughout the year, the d.school holds a number of design and design thinking centered events on campus.

Looking to teach (and learn) the basics of design thinking? This virtual crash course lets you experience one of the d.school's most popular learning tools.

If you have questions about design or design thinking, this is the site for you.

The d.school's Design Thinking Bootleg is a compendium of tools and method used by design thinkers, formulated into a convenient (pdf) deck of cards for you to keep around.

What if workforce diversity is more than simply the right thing to do in order to make society more integrated and just?

From the Earth Leadership Program at the Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment comes this selection of How-to Guides.

The Entrepreneurial Thought Leader Series (ETL) is a weekly lecture series on entrepreneurship featuring talks by leading entrepreneurs in technology, business, finance, education and philanthropy.

It can be overwhelming to navigate the many and varied funding opportunities, both from the federal government and from the private or non-profit sector.

Feeling stuck? This out-in-the-world audio experience created by Stanford's d.school gives you a fresh perspective and helps you re-frame a challenge.

Each year, the Haas Center awards GPS fellowships to twenty graduate students who are planning to integrate public service or community-engaged scholarship into their professional careers.

The Graduate Student Council (GSC) serves Stanford's graduate student population by representing student interests in University affairs, supporting graduate student organizations, and providing co