Grad Grow Learning Opportunities: Teaching and Mentorship

Stanford's Enhancing Diversity in Graduate Education (EDGE) Doctoral Fellowship Program aims to recruit and retain outstanding doctoral students who have the potential to contribute to the diversit

Interested in finding ways to engage with the local community? At the Haas Center for Public Service, several Education Partnerships connect Stanford students with local children.

El Centro Chicano y Latino's Graduate Scholars in Residence Program promotes a vibrant intellectual atmosphere and interdisciplinary exchange among Chicano and Latino students at Stanford.

From the d.school, this empathy planner tool can be used to help you see problems and experiences from different perspectives.

English for Foreign Students (EFS) offers English language courses open to all matriculated international graduate students.

Looking for an effective and efficient tool to help you grade?

This resource from the University of Michigan is a guide for proactive students seeking to improve the quality of their relationships with faculty.

As an instructor, you may be looking for new ways to advance your teaching. The Center for Teaching and Learning offers individual consultations for Stanford instructors (including grad students).

Have you had a medical issue arise and need accommodation, but don't know where to go? Has one of your students asked for accommodations in class, but has not gone through the university process?

No matter what your position on the Stanford campus, it's highly likely that you will interface with Canvas in some context.

As teaching and course assistants, graduate students are often the first people to uncover possible Honor Code violations.

This edition of the Speaking of Teaching newsletter draws from research on teaching and learning to help TAs and instructors plan and deliver engaging lectures.

For graduate students trying to find a faculty mentor with whom to do a postdoc, this handy guide from the Office of Postdoctoral Affairs may help.

Trying to figure out your path through grad school?

The CTL's iPads for Teaching and Learning Program explores the potential for iPads to impact teaching and learning.

The Mentors in Teaching (MinT) program supports the work of TA Mentors, who provide peer support to other TAs and act as general resources in their departments.

LTS supports the shared infrastructure of learning technologies and spaces to help facilitate exceptional teaching and learning.

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

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