Grad Grow Learning Opportunities: Leadership and Management

The Diversity & Advocacy Committee (DAC) of the Graduate Student Council works to support inclusion, openness, and multiplicity within the Stanford community.

Funded by the Graduate Life Office, the Graduate Student Programming Board (GSPB) aims to support the graduate student community at Stanford by organizing, sponsoring, and coordinating social and e

The Grant Writing Academy at Stanford offers many resources for graduate students delving into the world of

While you may have come across the idea of a "growth mindset" from a teaching position during your time in graduate school, have you ever thought abo

Like the Tech Desk at Lathrop, the Graduate School of Business Library also offers some equipment that students can checkout for a 24 hour period.  Check out their list of audio/visual equipme

Are you struggling with trying to pick a dissertation topic? How do you know if the problem you have chosen to address is a "good problem"? What is a good scientific problem anyways?

Developed by experts from over 50 universities, ImaginePhD offers a unique platform that teaches PhDs about popular job sectors, search strategies, and how to transfer skills across settings.

Wondering how to leverage the expertise you gained in graduate school into a satisfying and productive career? The Individual Development Plan (myIDP) tool is here to help! 

The workspaces in The Hub at Lathrop are drop-in facilities for all Stanford affiliates, featuring production equipment and software.

Many Stanford courses welcome graduate students from a variety of departments and programs. This list of current courses from Explore Courses appears to align with the Leader

If you have a legal problem or need legal advice, visit the ASSU Legal Counseling Office.

Sometimes graduate students find themselves struggling due to the less structured nature of pursuing an advanced degree.

If you are interested in learning a new skill, including web design, web development, or graphic design, check out the thousands of online resources available through LinkedIn Learning.

If you find yourself with an overflowing inbox, and wish to prune your mailing list subscription, Stanford offers the Mailman tool.

This book is a resource for postdoctoral and early-career faculty on crucial aspects of directing and managing a research lab.

From the Association of American Medical Colleges, this guide to managing a team is useful to anyone in a leadership position or on a team, such as a graduate student or postdoc leading a research

Often mentees are passive in their relationships with mentors, leaving it up to the mentor to direct the relationship.

Start your financial literacy journey with Mind Over Money, Stanford's student resource for money management.

Negotiation is a critical skill for professional advancement. Yet as Stanford Business School Professor Margaret Neale shows, women are judged more harshly for negotiating than men are.

Are you facing the prospect of a job offer with potential for salary or benefits negotiation? Or, just looking to improve your negotiation skills?