Student Organizations

Get involved with your peers through student-run events and organizations!

Dean’s Collaborative Fund

Created by Dean Dan Schwartz, this fund issues grants to support student-led initiatives that promote scholarly camaraderie and exchange at the GSE.

GSE Student Guild

If you are a student at the GSE, you are in the GSE Student Guild! The guild exists to create a welcoming and engaged space for all students. Get involved and help support your fellow students in academics, socializing, and service.

So What Are You Working On? (SWAYWO)

SWAYWO stands for “So, what are you working on?” and is an annual conference organized by GSE students. SWAYWO provides an opportunity for students to showcase their work in progress and brings together students, faculty, alumni, and interested community members to engage in fruitful discussions about education research.

Watch for emails winter quarter for more information.

Women of Color Collective

The Women of Color Collective (WoCC) is a student-led initiative that promotes visibility, collaboration, and community for gender marginalized scholars of color.

Watch for emails throughout the year for more information.

Resilient 1st Gen

Resilient 1st Gen (R1G) is an intentional community-building effort to connect all self-identified first-generation graduate students, staff, faculty, and allies within the Graduate School of Education and with other first-generation communities across Stanford.

The Literacy Collective

The Literacy Collective’s mission is to provide a forum for GSE graduate students currently conducting literacy-related research to engage with each other, faculty members, and the extended community on issues related to literacy.

Building an Anti-Racist GSE

Recognizing a lack of anti-racist methodological training at the GSE as well as the absence of an introduction to anti-racist literature, this group of students formed to explore anti-racist pedagogies and methodologies, review field-relevant literature on anti-racist theories, and actively work at promoting anti-racist practices within the GSE.

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• Activities & Organizations
• Education Club - Email Contact

Point of contact for all of the organizations:

Samantha Garcia
Student & Academic Affairs Officer
sgarcia8@stanford.edu