Student Clubs : Center for Social Innovation (CSI)

Student-initiated clubs provide MBA students with channels to address issues most relevant to them and offer opportunities to further develop their leadership skills.

Clubs invite speakers to address the MBA class, engage the community in awareness and service activities, and build connections that complement classroom learning.

	Challenge for Charity Challenge for Charity (C4C) is a yearlong fundraising and volunteering competition between top West Coast business schools. Students compete to raise money and contribute volunteer hours to C4C's official charity, Special Olympics, and to one local, family-oriented charity. This year-long effort culminates in a collegial three-day competition among participating schools. Contact: GSB_c4c-leadership@stanford.edu
	Education Club The Education Club engages business and education students in discussion and learning about their role in education; education's role in society; and business' role in education. Contact: GSB_educationclub-Leadership@Stanford.EDU
	Energy Club The Energy Club explores issues impacting the oil and gas, wind energy, solar energy, fuel cell, and power sectors, as well as energy security and the environment. Contact: GSB_EnergyClub-Leadership@stanford.edu
	Food and Agriculture Resource Management (FARM) Club The FARM club advances the career and educational interests of the GSB community on topics related to food and agriculture and facilitates cross-disciplinary engagement in these topics within the broader Stanford community. Contact: GSB_FARM-Leadership@stanford.edu
	Government and Politics Club The Government and Politics Club provides a nonpartisan forum for students to discuss and develop a deeper understanding of the intersection between government and business. Contact: GSB_gpc-Leadership@stanford.edu
	GSB Gives Back Club The GSB Gives Back Club organizes and hosts the GSB's largest school-wide charity event, the Charity Auction, with proceeds benefiting organizations chosen by the auction team and student body. Contact: GSB_GivesBack-Leadership@stanford.edu
	Health Care Club The Health Care Club brings students with interest or experience in health care together with alumni, industry experts, and thought leaders who share common interests. Participants come from the business, medical, and law schools, biosciences, and other medically related programs. Contact: GSB_hcc-Leadership@stanford.edu
	I Have a Dream (IHAD) IHAD is a unique tutoring program for students in East Palo Alto. IHAD adopts a first-grade class and follows its students through high school graduation, providing mentoring, tutoring, and support. Contact: GSB_ihad-leadership@stanford.edu
	Social Innovation Club The Social Innovation Club serves GSB students interested in exploring innovative ways to tackle the world’s most pressing social challenges and improving livelihoods for low-income populations domestically and internationally. The club believes that businesses can excel with more than one bottom line and that private sector approaches can help nonprofit and governmental organizations catalyze their impact. Contact: gsb_sic-leadership@stanford.edu
	Sustainable Business Club The Sustainable Business Club connects students with business, technology and policy leaders in fields such as sustainable services, clean energy, water resources, and climate change; we hold industry speaker lunches, mixer events with across-the-street and e-IPER students, and company treks. Contact: GSB_sbc-Leadership@stanford.edu

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