Graduate Public Service Fellowships
The Graduate Public Service (GPS) Fellowship supports Stanford graduate students who want to explore and prepare for professorial or other careers in which they will engage in scholar-activism, community-based research or public scholarship.
- Haas Center for Public Service
- Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education
Eligibility
Stanford graduate students from all departments and programs who are considering careers in higher education or in fields amenable to community engagement are eligible to apply. Through academic accomplishments, commitment to community work, and teaching/mentoring experience, candidates must demonstrate potential to become successful public scholars.
A complete application includes the following:
- application form
- curriculum vitae
- unofficial transcript
- endorsement from primary graduate advisor(s) - see application for more details on what this entails
Stanford graduate students from all departments and programs who are considering careers in higher education or in professional fields that integrate and value community engagement are eligible to apply. Through academic accomplishments, commitment to community work, and teaching/mentoring experience, candidates must demonstrate potential to become successful community-engaged scholar-practitioners.
For additional information, please contact Clayton Hurd.
In partnership with the Office of the Vice Provost for Graduate Education, the Haas Center offers the Graduate Public Service (GPS) Fellowship to support graduate students who want to explore and prepare for professorial or other careers in which they will engage in scholar-activism, community-based research or public scholarship. Fellows receive quarterly stipends to support their service activities.