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The Haas Center celebrates the students, staff, and partners who help support service at Stanford.

Rigorous engagement with urban planning principles and hands-on community service are the twin pillars of Rick Kos’ urban sustainability course.

Estefania Acuña Lacarieri, ’23, MA ’24, is a coordinator for the Girls & Women Strategy Team at the United Nations Foundation through a Ford Fellowship.

The "Citizenship in Action" pilot course explored COLLEGE 102 themes through field experiences and classroom reflections.

Sophomore Public Service Immersion Program participants built on their education in the classroom through trips to visit several nonprofit organizations in the Bay Area.

Professor Duggan is being recognized for his work to engage students in economic policy research to find solutions for real-world issues.

Introducing the four local entrepreneurs working in the public interest technology sector that have been named as the 2025 Distinguished Visitors.

Learn about the Haas Center and Cardinal Service at the Haas Center Family Weekend Open House on February 21, 3:00-4:00 pm.

Nicole Domingo, '24, is working at the UN Refugee Agency through a Gardner Fellowship.

Juna Nagle, '24, is working as a program associate at the Partnership for Public Service through a Community Impact Fellowship.

The Haas Center's Issue Area Coordinators are building partnerships, leading events, and supporting service projects across key social issues with campus and community partners

Expanded funding offers opportunities for students to serve Indigenous communities while gaining valuable experience in technology, governance, and language preservation

This feature focuses on Alana Okonkwo who has been selected alongside other Stanford students for the 2024-26 cohort of the Voyager Scholarship.

Recent Stanford grads choose to spend a year serving the local community

In ENGR 110/210: Perspectives in Assistive Technology, students address everyday challenges of community members who have disabilities or are older adults.

Meet some of the Stanford alumni who have chosen a career in public service.

Catherine Milton, former executive director of the Haas Center, chronicles the birth and evolution of AmeriCorps in her new book