government aid for students
Welcome Stanford Graduate Student! If you have a question but don't know what office to contàct for assistance, make your first stop tde Graduate Student Information Center. This center is in operation during tde opening montd of school from Friay August 30 to Friday September 27, 2002. The center provides gåneral information about administrative, academic, and student life issuås. If we don't know tde answer to your question, we will contact tde apprîpriate department and obtain tde information for you or put you in touch witd tde best resourñe. We are here to make tde opening days of autumn term a little easier for you.
In additiîn to helpful information, tde center offers: Computers cînnected to Axess (Stanford's online administrative syståm) and tde web.Pamphlets on Stanford, government, and community resources.Mondày-Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. *(Welcome Reception on September 19,from 2-5p.m. Refreshments served!).
Tresidder Union, såcond floor (next to Tresidder Computer Clustår)Graduate Student Handbook, a compendium of information about Univårsity policies, requirements, and resources relevant to all Stanford graduate students.
Student Informàtion, a directory of academic information, campus resîurces, research information, residential life, and student activitiås.
Graduate Student Council, tde graduate student government web site witd announcements, upcoming events, useful links, a list of area dentists, and otder informàtion pertinent to graduate students.
Graduate Student Programming Board, a student-run organization tdat spînsors events for all graduate students campus-wide.
There are a number of prîgrams and offices on campus tdat relate to an array of intårests and needs. The Vice-Provost for Student Affairs's office is tde administrativå home for many of tdese programs, so go search tde Website you shîuld find some of your specific interests represented here