#ACEinPlacePeru’22 alum and Stanford Gymnastics member Katya Sander left a positive impact on her community through organzing engaging events as the Director of Fall Operations for Cardinal Community as part of her Action Plan. Learn more here: ace.duke.edu/stories/katya-…

📢Calling all Stanford University Ph.D. students: We're offering up to 12 graduate fellowships for 2023-24. Join a supportive community and examine #ethics related to your research in any field over three quarters ($1K stipend per quarter). Apply by July 11: ethicsinsociety.stanford.edu/graduate-fello…

Grad students: Join us for our virtual info session happening tomorrow, June 6, to learn about the redesigned Graduate Public Service Fellowship program and how to apply: buff.ly/42jjSkQ

Congratulations to Dianne Calvi, '84, and Rey Saldaña, '09, MA '10, who will receive the 2023 President’s Award for the Advancement of the Common Good which celebrates the work of alumni making a positive impact on the world. Learn more here: news.stanford.edu/report/2023/06…

Congratulations to our Tech Ethics & Policy Fellow, Ria Calcagno! Ria is one of six public interest technology Fellows working with Consumer Reports this summer. innovation.consumerreports.org/consumer-repor… #TechEthics

Apply now for the McCoy Family Center for Ethics in Society Fellowships for 2023-2024! Explore ethical questions related to your research and engage in discussions about ethics and the academy. Stipend of $1000 per quarter. ➡️APPLY BY JULY 11 ethicsinsociety.stanford.edu/graduate/gradu…

How are you celebrating Juneteenth? Here are some opportunities on Stanford University campus: juneteenth.stanford.edu

Students from Cardinal Course "PWR 91JSA: Communicating Science in Public Spaces" recently presented an exhibit for Arizona Cactus Garden Day, sharing why the garden exists and what types of flora live there. Check out a few photos from this beautiful day!

ACE 2023 starts tomorrow with the Costa Rica program! We are so excited for our #ACEathletes to begin engaging with their communities this summer.

The #ACEinVietnam team has completed their first week in the Mekong Delta! There has been a lot of laughter and joyful vibes echoing around the school throughout the day from #ACEathletes, their Vietnamese partners and the local youth they’ve been working with.

Congrats to 2023 Strauss Scholars Kyla Guru, '24, and Ali Odeh, '24! The Strauss Scholarship finances innovative student-generated projects that focus on public service. Read about their projects: buff.ly/3hkES4l

Meet the ACE in South Africa, Vietnam, & Thailand Teams in this week's ACE summer newsletter! - mailchi.mp/49afcfc81274/2…

Are you signed up for the Haas Center's Commons newsletter? If not, here's a quick look at our summer edition with the latest news! Stay up-to-date with all of the latest happenings every quarter by subscribing to Commons: buff.ly/3KP2ui4

Thurs, Nov 16 in-person & streaming live CASBS & Sage present THE 2023 SAGE-CASBS AWARD LECTURE featuring Elizabeth Anderson & Alondra Nelson (Alondra Nelson) Both will give talks then join together in a moderated conversation DETAILS & RSVP: bit.ly/492Al1u

Alumni: Be sure to reserve time on Sunday, October 22, for our annual breakfast. Come to the Haas Center from 9:00-11:00 am to hear from Executive Director Yi-Ching Ong, students, and alumni about how students are involved in service across campus!

Join us for the 2023-24 Tanner Lectures on “Stereotypes, Race, and Resistance: A Political Ethics of Belief”. Learn about the moral challenges of racial stereotypes, strategies for resisting them, and join the discussion seminar! ➡️RSVP: bit.ly/Tanner2023

#JOB Please see this call for an Academic Specialist for Partner Engaged Learning, working closely with the Future Bay Initiative as well as the Haas Center PCJ in the Bay! It is the first hire to expand partner-engaged learning efforts in Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability 🎉careersearch.stanford.edu/jobs/academic-…

We welcomed alumni to the Haas Center during Reunion Homecoming Weekend to enjoy breakfast in community and hear from students about the work they're doing across campus. Check out a few photos from the gathering! 📸: Peggy Propp

Cardinal core values. The Haas Center's campaign, "What Do You StandFor?", is an invitation to students to reflect on their values and discover ways to translate those into meaningful service both during their time at Stanford and beyond. #GoStanford x #SUStandFor

How might tradition shape & inform our response to the perils of climate change? Stanford University Religious Studies 's Ariel Mayse spent a leave-in-service w/ Urban Adamah learning more ( supported by SIL & Haas Center ) impact.stanford.edu/article/attend…