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Leverage Management Expertise for Your Organization Community service is integral to the learning process of our students and an ongoing commitment for many of our alumni. Tap into the expertise of the Stanford Graduate School of Business community while you help to shape the next generation of business leaders and social innovators. How can we reach out to you? |
Summer InternsHire a Stanford MBA summer intern and gain valuable insight into a challenging project of importance to your organization. Supplemental funding available. See eligibility requirements for details. |
Board FellowsMentor a Stanford MBA as he or she serves as an apprentice on your nonprofit board and works on a special project with your leadership. Bay Area nonprofits are eligible. [Note that Board Fellows is unable to accomodate new host organizations in 2009-2010] |
Other ResourcesAs much as we would like to work with every organization that seeks to collaborate with the center, our staff capability is limited. We provide here other pro bono resources that you might want to consider. |
Other ways our community engages with the worldSome of our service programs are run in partnership with globally recognized social entrepreneurs. By committing to selected partnerships over several years, we foster relationships with leaders and organizations around the world, build upon previous learning, and establish trust and continuity with partner organizations. For that reason, we do not frequently enter new partnerships. |
Service LearningDuring winter and spring breaks, Stanford MBA students, accompanied by a faculty adviser, travel to meet with innovative organizations around the world and see, through engaged service and firsthand experience, how their management education can contribute to effective and sustainable solutions. |
Service DayEach year, the business school’s students, staff, and faculty partner with Bay Area nonprofits for a day of service. |
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Enhancing Business Education for Rural Entrepreneurs
When Stanford Graduate School of Business students Scott Raymond and Katherine Boas returned from a service learning experience to Thailand and Cambodia, they brought back more than souvenirs and class credit. What they created volunteering with a program that helps to alleviate poverty in Thailand has now been duplicated at microlending organizations around the world.
From a Crisis Emerges a Laboratory of Innovation
Stanford MBA students on a service learning trip advise small businesses in New Orleans. They partner with The Idea Village to create a model program for business students from all over the world who participate in the rebirth of the city by providing pro bono consulting services.
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