Throughout your academic journey, Academic Affairs hosts a variety of community engagement events for students to celebrate academic accomplishments, build community, and promote well-being and wellness. Every quarter, students can learn about the various ways different cultures enjoy tea at CommuniTea Time, join their friends at a de-stress event, or attend one of the many programs we host. Visit this page for the most up-to-date information!
The Stanford GSE Orientation welcomes new students into a vibrant community of scholars, providing essential resources, connections, and insights to support their academic and professional journey.
Dates: incoming students will be notified via email.
CommuniTea Time occurs once a quarter where students, faculty, and staff can gather together to enjoy a cup of tea from a different culture and discuss different topics.
Dates: Quarterly. Stay tuned for an email.
Once a quarter we host a de-stress events for students and the community. The de-stress events includes candle-making workshops, crafting frames, DIY tote bags, and more!
Dates: Quarterly. Stay tuned for an email.
The Milestone Celebration is an event to celebrate master's and doctoral students significant academic milestones. The event takes place after the annual So, What Are You Working On? (SWAYWO) conference.
Dates: Early May. Stay tuned for an email.
The undergrad ceremony celebrates the achievements of our undergraduate students and the families and friends who have supported them.
Dates: Mid June. Stay tuned for an email.
The Stanford GSE Diploma Ceremony celebrates the achievements of graduating students, bringing together faculty, family, and peers to honor their journey and inspire future impact in education.
Regarding events, please contact:
Student & Academic Affairs Officer
PhD students, please contact:
MA POLS and MA/PP students, please contact:
EDS, Individually Designed, LDT, MA/JD, students, please contact:
GCE/IEPA MA, MA/MBA students, please contact:
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