Resources

Campus Resources and Programs

Stanford offers a wide range of student groups that provide opportunities for connection, mentorship, and professional development across various interests and fields. You can find a comprehensive, up-to-date list of all student groups and affinity organizations at Stanford here: https://cardinalengage.stanford.edu/club_signup.

BASES (Business Association of Stanford Entrepreneurial Students) – Fosters entrepreneurship through competitions, workshops, and mentorship programs.

Stanford Solar Car Project – A student-run organization dedicated to designing, building, and racing solar-powered vehicles.

Stanford Robotics Club – Provides hands-on experience in robotics, including competitions and technical workshops.

SOLE (Student Organization for Latinx Engineers) – Provides academic and professional support for Latinx students in engineering.

Stanford Exposure to Research in Graduate Education (SERGE) – Offers underrepresented students exposure to graduate-level research and mentorship.

The Society of Black Scientists and Engineers (SBSE) – Supports Black students in science and engineering through community-building and academic resources.

oSTEM (Out in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) – Builds community and provides resources for LGBTQ+ students in STEM fields.

American Indian Science and Engineering (AISES) – Supports students in engineering, science and other related technology disciplines by promoting a learning atmosphere that encourages professionalism and academic success.

Affiliated Stanford Entrepreneurial Students (ASES) was founded at Stanford University in 1989 with the goal of connecting student entrepreneurs all over the world. 

First-Generation and/or Low-Income Success Center (FLI)– Advocates for first-gen and low-income students, providing mentorship and resource access.

Women in Computer Science (WiCS) – Encourages and supports women in computer science through mentorship, networking, and technical workshops.

Stanford Asian American Graduate Student Association (AAGSA) – Creates a space for Asian American graduate students to connect through cultural and professional programming.

Stanford Women in Business (SWIB) – Supports women interested in pursuing careers in business through events and networking opportunities.

Stanford Debate Society – Offers students the chance to develop public speaking and argumentation skills through national and international competitions.

Stanford Student Space Initiative (SSI) – Focuses on space-related projects like satellite development and balloon flights.

Cardinal Ventures – Stanford’s startup accelerator for student-led companies, offering mentorship and resources for early-stage ventures.

Stanford Cycling Club – Brings together cycling enthusiasts for rides, races, and community events.