Student Affairs

Instructions and Information

• The certification process for law schools, FIPC, State Boards of Law Examiners, medical/veterinary school, etc., is a two-step process at Stanford.

The Vice Provost for Student Affairs is responsible to the Provost for providing services and programs to undergraduate and graduate students in support of the academic mission of the University.

The organization chart is available as a PDF download [PDF 101 KB]

VIII. Communication with Media

Claims of acts of intolerance may attract the attention of outside media. All media inquiries should be reported to the Director of Communications for Student Affairs.

VI. University's Response after an Act of Intolerance has been Reported

All reported acts of intolerance are to be responded to in an efficient and professional manner, taking into account the impact on the target and the Stanford community.

IV. Guiding Principles for Responding to Reported Acts of Intolerance

A. Attention to the target and community impacted by an act of intolerance:

When an act of intolerance (real or perceived) has occurred, immediate attention will focus on the well-being of the target and the community members impacted by the incident.

B.

I. Introduction

The University is committed to providing a safe living and learning environment in which every person is valued and respected, inclusion is assured and free expression and debate are encouraged.

Deborah Golder, Associate Vice Provost and Dean of Residential Education

Main Office (650) 725-2800

Tom Black, Associate Vice Provost and University Registrar

Main Office (866) 993-7772 (toll-free), or (650) 723-7772

Ira Friedman, Associate Vice Provost and Director of Vaden Health Center

Main Office (650) 725-1364

Sally Dickson, Associate Vice Provost and Dean of Educational Resource Centers

Main Office (650) 725-6810