Haas Center for Public Service
Haas Center for Public Service
Since 1985, the Haas Center for Public Service has been connecting Stanford students with opportunities to serve communities locally, nationally, and around the world.
Welcome to the Haas Center, the hub of Cardinal Service.
The Haas Center for Public Service inspires Stanford University to realize a just and sustainable world through service, scholarship, and community partnerships. It is the hub of Cardinal Service, a university-wide effort to make service an essential feature of a Stanford education.
Double your gift to the Haas Center
Support principled public service at Stanford by giving to the Haas Center during the Stanford Day of Giving, May 14-15! Your gift will be matched dollar for dollar, up to $5,000, thanks to a group of generous Stanford trustees.
- Gifts of $40 honoring 40 years of the Haas Center count towards our 40th Anniversary Challenge
- Gifts of $1,985 count toward our Haas 1985 Challenge and earn you a spot on the anniversary honor roll.
Cardinal Service
Cardinal Service helps students engage with the world to bring about real, positive change. Students can find opportunities to serve communities locally, nationally, or globally on the Cardinal Service website.
More about Cardinal Service
Faculty
Faculty can support service at Stanford by integrating community-engaged learning into their courses. We look forward to helping you connect students with community through advising, course design, and funding.
Community Organizations
As a hub for service at Stanford, we engage more than 1,000 students each year in service locally and around the world. Our partner organizations provide valuable opportunities for students to apply academic learning to serving their community.
Alumni
Alumni support Haas Center programs through gifts of time and treasure, including taking students working in their area to coffee or lunch, or hosting a local event to bring together alumni and students.
News
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Cardinal Careers Current Fellow Spotlight: Estefania Acuña Lacarieri, ’23, MA ’24
Estefania Acuña Lacarieri is a coordinator for the Girls & Women Strategy Team at the United Nations Foundation through a Ford Fellowship. -
Pilot course explores themes of democratic citizenship through local field trips
The "Citizenship in Action" pilot course explored COLLEGE 102 themes through field experiences and classroom reflections. -
New program offers interactive service learning opportunities for sophomores
Sophomore Public Service Immersion Program participants built on their education in the classroom through trips to visit several nonprofit organizations in the Bay Area.
