Classes, Clubs, and Online Communities

Description: We are committed to bridging the connection between Stanford Black Alumni living in Seattle and the surrounding areas of Western Washington.  Our goal is to provide opportunities for networking, minority outreach, enjoying local events and providing Alumni support for Stanford University.

Description: Discussion group for Class of '75 residents of Donner House in 1971-72

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: This group includes current circles members, regional leaders and peer facilitators of all GSB Women's Circles in Los Angeles. The group is only open to current Circle members in LA.

If you are interested in joining a GSB women's circle in Los Angeles, please complete this interest form.

Description: This group is only open to current circles members, regional leaders and professional facilitators of all GSB Women's Circles in the SF Peninsula. This group is only open to current Circle members in the SF Peninsula.

If you are interested in joining an SF Peninsula Women's Circle, please complete this interest form.

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This group includes current circles members, regional leaders and professional facilitators of all GSB Women's Circles in San Francisco. This group is only open to current Circle members in San Francisco.

If you are interested in joining a GSB Women's Circle in San Francisco, please complete this interest form.

Description: This group includes current circles members, regional leaders and professional facilitators of all GSB Women's Circles in New York. You must be a current Circle member in order to join this group.

If you are interested in joining a GSB Women's Circle in New York, please complete this interest form.

Description: This group includes current regional leaders, professional facilitators and peer facilitators for women's circles in all geographic regions. It provides a repository of agendas, discussion topics, facilitation tips and an active discussion board for current leaders.

Description: Events for the Stanford Community led by alumni in regions without clubs.

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Stanford Alumni Startups New York (SASNY) is a Stanford Alumni group that strengthens Stanford startups by fostering a community of entrepreneurs and investors in NY. SASNY offers entrepreneurs an opportunity to interact with fellow entrepreneurs and investors, and get feedback, mentorship and support. Our events include speakers, startup pitches, general networking and brief presentations.

Description: Why Stanford On Mars? To beat Cal, of course! Stanford On Mars was conceived by members of the Class of 2015 and partially inspired by the Stanford on the Moon group. We aim to bring together professors, students and alumni in support of advancing education in the 21^st Century through human research and development of Mars and a significant presence in Mars for Stanford University by the year 2065.

Description: This group is by invitation only.
Welcome to the VFTT leaders alumni group. The "Group Links" provides ways to connect with former VFTT leaders, keep everyone informed of VFTT events, and provide the current leadership team with suggestions or guidance. Currently you will find a member list, discussion board, and photo gallery.

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Welcome to the MSx Class of 2016 group site. The "Group Links" provides ways for us to share what classmates are up to. Currently you will find a member list, class discussion board, and photo gallery.
Interested in being an administrator of our group? Contact the Alumni Relations office.

Description: Welcome to the SEP Class of 2015 group site. The "Group Links" provides ways for us to share what classmates are up to. Currently you will find a member list, class discussion board, and photo gallery. Your group can also have a blog, post documents, and additional web pages but to do so we need an group administrator.

Interested in becoming an administrator of this site? Contact the Alumni Relations office.

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Stanford Alumni Auto Immune Resource and Support (“STAAIRS”) is an alumni group for people who suffer from Auto-Immune Disorders, e.g. RA, Lupus, IBD, and MS.   The goal of this group is to provide a forum to share resources (e.g. diet ideas, alternative medicines, and info on advances in treatment and diagnosis);  as well as support from others who understand the ups and downs a chronic disease. Email Libby at libbyjd@comcast.net for more info.

Description:

To create opportunities for meaningful engagement by the Stanford community in East Africa towards:
a. Nurturing beneficial relationships and increasing professional opportunities
b. Fostering intellectual growth
c. Promoting development and change in local communities
d. Building the Stanford brand

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!aboutgroup/stanfordeastafricaalumni

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The Stanford Angels of the United Kingdom is a group of Stanford alumni with experience as successful investors, entrepreneurs, and executives —primarily in sectors experiencing high innovation (such as technology, life sciences, finance, energy). The group offers select, high-calibre startups access to smart funding, relevant expertise and private connections.

Description: The purpose of the club shall be to create local opportunities that foster connections and meaningful experiences for all Stanford alumni and parents in our area, helping to ensure the ongoing relevance and value of Stanford in their lives.

Description: Stanford Professionals in Energy (SPIE) aims to build on Stanford’s leadership in energy research and innovation by providing a platform for real-world professional development and engagement. SPIE serves Stanford alumni across the energy sector: renewables, utilities, developers, oil and gas, biofuels, EVs, etc. We launched in June 2015 and have regional outposts in the Bay Area, Houston, and the mid-Atlantic. We plan to eventually span the globe!

Description: This group is for the women of the MBA Class of 1975 to exchange news and information relevant to alumnae and to more easily engage with each other and with the GSB. The "Group Links" provide ways to post interesting files or links, start a discussion, or easily reconnect with other women in your MBA class.