Current Student Resources

The Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion is also a resource for graduate students and researchers within Stanford's School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences.  We work to provide students and postdocs with the latest information on funding, conferences, and student groups to help them meet their academic and outreach goals.  If you're a Stanford Earth student and postdoc, we encourage you to explore the different academic and cultural offerings listed below.  

• Mentor SURGE scholars during the summer through SURGE program
• Find community, mentors, and mentees at DEI Student Group Quarterly Lunch Meetings
• Participate in Webinars and speak to students across the country about Stanford Earth

• The AGEP CA Alliance is a partnership between four leading California universities to ensure that underrepresented minority (URM) PhD graduate students and postdoctoral scholars have access to professional development opportunities.
•  Diversifying Academia, Recruiting Excellence (DARE): This is for students from underrepresented backgrounds completing their doctoral degrees.

• Office of Financial Aid
• Graduate Student Support Funding: Funding for graduate students facing financially challenging situations
• Opportunity Fund: Financial assistance for FLI undergraduates with unexpected financial challenges and opportunities related to their academic or professional development
• Udall Scholarship: Geared towards sophomores and juniors who intend to become leaders across a wide spectrum of environmental fields, including policy, engineering, science, education, urban planning and renewal, business, health, justice, and economics. Students must demonstrate leadership in work related to the environment or Native American/Native Alaskan health care or Tribal policy.

• Academic Coaching: Help with common challenges such as note-taking and time management for all students
• Career Education (BEAM): Career planning and job search resources for all students
• Center for Teaching and Learning: Training and resources for instructors and TAs
• Dissertation Bootcamp: For graduate students writing their dissertation, thesis, or other projects
• Educational and Cultural Center Resources: Resources and information for making community at Stanford.
• English for Foreign Students: Courses for all students for whom English is a second language
• Haas Center for Public Service: Connecting all students with opportunities to serve local, national, and global communities
• Immigration Issues and Resources: Resources for international students.
• Graduate Life Office: Support resources to support graduate students in non-academic areas of their life.
• Graduate Diversity at Stanford: Resources and opportunities to increase diversity among the graduate student body.
• Lathrop Learning  Hub: Technology support and resources for all students
• Office of Accessible Education: Academic and residential accommodations for all students with disabilities
• Schwab Learning Center: Support and resources for all students with learning variability/disabilities
• Student Learning Programs: Tutoring, study halls, coaching, and other resources for all students
• Vice Provost and Dean of Research: Resources for managing scholarly inquiry and research for all students
• Vice Provost for Graduate Education: Professional development, fellowships, programs, and other resources for graduate students
• Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education: Academic advising and planning, programs, funding, and other resources for undergraduates

• Bridge Peer Counseling Center 
• Confidential Support Team (CST)
• Counseling and Psychological Services
• Lactation Resources
• Recreation and Wellness
• SHARE Title IX Office
• Vaden Health Center
• Well-Being at Stanford
• Weiland Health Initiative

If you are aware of someone in distress, contact CAPS or the Office of the Dean of Students.