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Welcome to The Farm! As a first-generation and/or low-income graduate student, you may continue to grapple with similar academic challenges as you did in undergraduate, or you may face new challenges in your graduate school journey such as writing your thesis, acquiring grants to fund your research or graduate degree, etc.

 

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Academic Resources for FLI Graduate Students

Graduate Life Office (GLO)

The GLO serves the entire graduate student population at Stanford and their families. GLO deans are a source of comprehensive, impartial guidance and information related to all aspects of your life as a graduate student, including 24/7 crisis assistance 365 days a year.  Call the Operator at 650.723.7288 and share GLO pager ID#25085 for immediate assistance.

  • Their specialty is helping graduate students, and they are here to help you navigate the issues, challenges and complications that are an inevitable part of life. GLO can assist with a variety of situations including, but not limited to personal issues, roommate problemsfamily and health concerns, academic challenges, financial difficulties, advisor issues and more!
  • GLO oversees the graduate residential Community Associate (CA) program, New Graduate Student Orientation, and the Graduate Student Programming Board.

Office of Accessible Education

The mission of the Office of Accessible Education (OAE) is to promote an accessible and inclusive environment for all students with disabilities. Through both academic and housing accommodations, they work to mitigate physical and attitudinal barriers that students might face. They are dedicated to supporting students with disabilities to give them the opportunity to perform at their highest academic potential.

CareerEd Career Catalysts

The Career Catalysts team at Career Ed work at the intersection of identity and career development to ensure that students from all backgrounds and experiences (seen and unseen) feel heard and supported as they take the next steps in their career journey. Discussions can include around topics such as career and/or identity-related questions, review your application materials, prepare you for an upcoming interview, and more! 

  • Every Tuesday 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. in person every first Tuesday of the month and virtual every other Tuesday.  Zoom ID : 989 2494 6975 Password: 473367.

Additional Resources

Carta

Carta collects Stanford-provided data such as enrollment statistics, time commitment estimates, reviews, and more to provide you with information about courses offered at Stanford.

Hume Center

Hume tutors help students get started on assignments; address and overcome writer's block or performance anxiety; learn strategies for revising, editing, and proofreading; and understand academic conventions in their fields.

Stanford Libraries

For study spaces and hours of operation. 

Tech Desk

For access to a wide variety of multimedia equipment and accessories available for checkout, including video cameras, laptops, tablets etc.

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