Public Service Student Organizations

Public Service Student Organizations

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Joining a student service organization is a primary way for students to get involved with service at Stanford. With more than 100 public service organizations on campus, students work toward social justice on a broad range of issues through direct service, activism, advocacy, politics/policy, philanthropy, and research. To find the latest listing of public service student organizations at Stanford, visit the OrgSync Directory. 

Gain Valuable Leadership Skills with SOLP

The Service Organization Leadership Program (SOLP) prepares 10–15 student service organization leaders with the organizational management skills and peer connections necessary to effect positive social change. Facilitated by the Haas Center for Public Service, SOLP is geared for students who are leading service organizations on and off campus. Learn more

Starting a New Student Group

An organization that receives feedback early in its creation is most likely to succeed. Before you apply, have some (or all!) of your group come by SAL for a 10-15 minute feedback session. We can tell you what ideas have the most traction and which need additional consideration.
Note: New public service initiatives should have their initial feedback meeting with Kristen Azevedo at the Haas Center for Public Servic

A public service organization that receives feedback early in its creation is more likely to succeed. Before applying for new group approval status from the office of Student Activities and Leadership (SAL), email Kristen Azevedo to schedule a brief feedback session. Please note: new student organization proposals will not be reviewed and approved by the University until after the November 2, 2012 deadline. For more information, please visit the SAL website. 

 

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