Stanford CareerConnect

Description: Welcome Cardinal Young Alumni. This is a place to reconnect with fellow Stanford young alums, meet new friends, and explore interesting activities.

Description: Looking for ways to connect with other minority alums in San Diego? Join the San Diego Alumni of Color Club to stay up-to-date on special events, community service projects and other exciting activities we have planned.

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Cap and Gown strives to connect women committed to contributing to their communities and to Stanford University through meaningful service and networking events such as the Stanford Women Winter Welcome.  As one of Stanford's oldest organizations, the Cap and Gown legacy spans from women leaders such as Sandra Day O'Connor to Edith Mirrielees.

Description: Whether you want to meet new people, reconnect with fellow alums or explore great local activities, our club has something for you. Join us to connect with the Stanford community in your area.

Description: Whether you want to meet new people, reconnect with fellow alums or explore great local activities, our club has something for you. Join us to connect with the Stanford community in the New York/Tri-State area. Find us on Facebook.

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Want to network and re-connect with African-American alumni in the metro Atlanta area?  Interested in participating in engaging community, family, and cultural events with old and new friends?  Just searching for a cool and fun social outlet for meeting other alumni and professionals?  SBAA-Atlanta is your one-stop shop for any and all of the above!

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Welcome to the Stanford Club of Singapore's website. We are a group of Stanford alumni and friends living in, or associated with, Singapore. Our Club aims to promote networking and interaction for our members and other Stanford alumni and friends through year-round events.

For more information about the Club please go to www.stanfordalumni.org.sg

Description: SCLAA-NorCal encourages alumni engagement with Stanford and advocates for the needs of prospective, current, and past Stanford Chicano/Latino students. Given our location, our members are particularly interested in finding opportunities to connect with students and to participate in a range of exciting Chicano/Latino programs and activities around the bay area. We offer family friendly events, networking, tailgates, happy hours, mariachi concerts, and more!

Description: The Stanford Women's Club of San Francisco, formed in 1920, has continuously drawn a vibrant, unique and diverse group of women who share a love of learning, fellowship and Stanford. Each year our club sponsors a variety of stimulating educational, cultural and social activities which build community and friendships: lectures, networking, art tours, luncheons and dinners. The club's endowed scholarship fund provides financial aid to deserving young Stanford women from San Francisco.

Description: The Stanford Black Alumni Association of New York ("SBAA-NY") is your link to the Stanford Black Community in the New York Tri-state area. SBAA-NY works to strengthen ties between Stanford Black alumni, Stanford and the Tri-state community through cultural events, community service, and outreach programs. The SBAA-NY fosters networking among members, promotes cultural growth, and addresses issues important to the African-American community.

Description: Founded in 1989, Stanford in Entertainment is a volunteer organization for Stanford alumni with a career or interest in the arts, media and entertainment. SIE NYC seeks to build a community that encourages and celebrates the achievements of Stanford alumni working in film, television, music, theater and interactive new media. SIE NYC coordinates programs and events while providing information, resources and professional opportunities for alumni.

Description: Whether you're Class of '12 or Class of '02, CYA is the place to reconnect with fellow Stanford grads, meet new friends, and explore interesting activities in Los Angeles. Social events, volunteer opportunities, and career networks are just some of the exciting ways young alums stay in touch and make new friends and business connections through CYA.

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Interested in books, bridge, service, noshing or networking? We organize a wide range of intellectual, cultural and professional offerings and opportunities to interact with  alumnae, wives, daughters and moms of past and current Stanford students in Alameda and Contra Costa counties.

Please look at our Special Interest Group pages for many ways you can get involved.  Click the specific event title link for details.

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Founded in the early 80's, Stanford Black Alumni Association of Southern California (SBAASC) endeavors to unite black alumni through various social and community events as well as be a vocal advocate both on and off campus.  Our activities range from networking to volunteering to inspirational.  SBAASC members receive advance notice for special events and are invited to members-only gatherings. We need your help in building a vibrant and diverse Stanford community.

Description: Looking to network with other interesting women, expand your professional horizons and reconnect with Stanford? Stanford Professional Women brings together the Stanford-affiliated women of the Bay Area for both professional and personal development. Join us at our next executive speaker, networking, or social event to learn, enjoy and be inspired!

Description: Welcome to the Stanford Club of Southern Arizona! If you are an alumnus or Stanford parent living in Tucson or Southern Arizona, join us for our local events which are open to all ages and interests. Activities include Stanford and local speakers, professional baseball games, theatre nights, wine tasting parties, an Oscar party, our annual Big Game Telecasts, as well as other Stanford sports outings, and our ever-popular annual BBQ. We are very open to new members and visitors. Come join us!

Description: Stanford in Entertainment is a non-profit professional organization dedicated to serving Stanford alumni in all fields of entertainment. Our mission is to promote the interests and careers of our members by providing opportunities and creating community among Stanford alumni working in film, television, music, theater, interactive media, and all other facets of the entertainment industry.

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The Hawaii Stanford Chapter exists to serve the community of Stanford alumni who reside in or have ties to Hawaii. We promote various social, networking, and cultural opportunities throughout the year, as well as keep alumni connected and informed about ongoing events at Stanford. Membership is open to all people affiliated with Stanford, including alumni, parents, spouses, former faculty, staff, etc.

Description: Established in 1989, SAPAAC organizes networking and community building opportunities for Asian Pacific American (APA) alumni, fund a scholarship for current students, support the Asian American Activities Center (A3C) at Stanford, and advocate for APA communities on campus.

For SAPAAC news, events, or to get involved, please check out our web site: www.sapaac.org.

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