Grad Grow Learning Opportunities

Stay up to date with arts related events and opportunities at Stanford through this weekly student-focused digest. Through this newsletter from Stanford Arts, you will hear about events and activities, as well as grants, fellowships, and internships. 

The OAE selects over 150 student service providers each quarter as exam scribes, visual descriptionists, lab assistants, volunteer notetakers, and more. Create a Student Service Provider Profile, sign up for positions of interest, and wait to get to matched to jobs organized through the OAE! Help fellow students with labs, notetaking, exam scribing, etc. and get paid!

The Bechtel International Center at Stanford supports both the Stanford international student community and U.S. students interested in study and research abroad. Especially helpful for international graduate students and their families and partners, the center offers events that foster community and provide a wide array of resources to students. Check out their events calendar today!

Interested in becoming a leader in campus graduate housing life? Consider applying to become a Community Associate (CA). Working with the Graduate Life Office (GLO), CAs work to foster a sense of community among graduate students living in on-campus housing by planning and coordinating a variety of social, educational, and recreational events throughout the year. CAs are an important part of campus life!

Does your research involve gender? Become a graduate affiliate with the Clayman Institute for Gender Research. Clayman affiliated graduate students have access to various fellowship and award opportunities through the institute. Additionally, affiliates receive GenderNews, the bi-monthly email publication of the Clayman Institute. Joining is easy--learn more at the Clayman Institute website.

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) provides several outreach services to support students' mental health and overall emotional well-being. This website provides an overview of their services, as well as information on how to assist fellow students in distress or arrange a CAPS workshop or event.  Learn more about how to access CAPS services here.