The SPIN program was founded by a group of engaged and dedicated alumni in public service and it continues to be supported by alumni whose energy and expertise directly benefit SPIN fellows and the partner organizations in which they work.
As an alumnus/alumna, you can help SPIN by
Norma Cho
Administrative and Financial Services Manager
Room 216
(650) 723–1357
normacho@stanford.edu
This conceptual framework is meant to begin a conversation. While we have drawn from existing practice at the Haas Center and from our colleagues within the field, we hope that this document provides a sense of “boundaries and horizons” for the Haas Center’s strategic planning effort.
What is the role of the partner organization during the fellowship year?
Join us on Nov. 30 for Faculty Forum with Judith Ned and Marilyn Winkleby.
Marta Hanson '11 describes the Stanford Theatre Activist Mobilization Project (STAMP)
Maria Fraboni
Executive Assistant
Room 115
(650) 723–0992
mfraboni@stanford.edu
There are hundreds of short- and long-term international service opportunities throughout the world. These experiences can provide the chance to learn about community and world issues, develop life skills, learn about yourself, and work to address identified needs. As you explore the variety of international service opportunities, here are some things you will want to consider.
