Technology & Engineering

Calista Ordas, '25, MS '26 spent a summer developing an air quality monitor deployment tool with Rise South City in South San Francisco.

Yulitzi worked with Nuestra Casa to improve water quality and infrastructure in East Palo Alto.

With equal access to technology, young people will be an unstoppable force for good.

Morgan designed a sustainable technology center in Cape Town

By listening to local farmers, our student engineering team shifted focus from water filtration to sustainable fertilizer.

Po and Naomi coached high school students from South Central Los Angeles in the Summer Leadership Coaching Academy.

Using technology to address social issues.

Monica incorporated her passions for engineering, global affairs, and public service as an intern for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.

How equitable energy policy depends on transparency, community engagement, and accountability.

Sophia tutored at Hope House, a residential recovery program for women, and volunteered at The Last Mile, which teaches coding skills to incarcerated individuals.

Sean connected science and engineering undergraduates with young Stanford alumni working in social impact through Stanford4Good, a social entrepreneurship conference.

Thinking critically about the ways in which technology is used.

Rafael Cosman, ’15, teamed up with two other Stanford students to create CodeCamp, a four-week summer program for high school students in East Palo Alto.

Consider applying your technical skills toward public service.

In an effort to drive the tech world towards social impact, Vicki started CS+Social Good with other students.

Jennifer advocated for a more equitable healthcare system through her fellowship with SIRUM, a tech-based nonprofit organization.

Interning at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Patricia found ways to translate highly technical research for a wider audience.

Centering the people and the systems that are so important to our everyday lives.

As a frosh, Pablo started Applied Cybersecurity, which hosted regular technical and policy related workshops for Stanford grad and undergrad students.