Resources
Undergraduate Opportunities
Wu Tsai guide to finding faculty mentors
Check Handshake for Federal Work-Study (FWS) jobs and other student job opportunities
Research programs that focus on underrepresented students
Internships with chosen topics
Student-Faculty Designed Research Projects
Independent Research Funding from Stanford
Diversity-Related Organizations and Activities
Diversity-Related Organizations and Activities
Learn about the diversity-related resources at Stanford available to students, staff, faculty, alumni, and other community members.
Community Standards & Accountability
Community Standards & Accountability
Stanford Biology is committed to a respectful and inclusive workplace that provides an intellectual, collegial, and productive working environment that supports research, collaboration, teaching, and learning.
Send anonymous feedback to the Stanford Biology DEIB committee
Prospective Applicants
Prospective Applicants
The Stanford Biology PhD Preview Program helps prospective students navigate the Biology PhD application process. We especially encourage students who have the potential to enhance the diversity - broadly defined - in STEM fields to apply.
Tools for Teaching & Research
Tools for Teaching & Research
Nominate a speaker for our seminar series by sending an morway44 [at] stanford.edu (subject: Speaker%20Nomination%20for%20Biology%20Seminars) (email). We encourage you to nominate speakers from a range of disciplines and backgrounds.
Anti-racist lab reform toolkit
Literature and research based resource for Biology faculty and TAs.
Creating paid lab research positions for low-income undergraduates
Graduate Sciences Inclusion
Graduate Sciences Inclusion
PhD student Sergio Redondo (Hadly Lab) facilitated the panel “Making Graduate Sciences More Inclusive” through the Woods Institute.
Biology Newsletters on DEIB
Biology Newsletters on DEIB
Information on the latest Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging (DEIB) news will be distributed to the Biology department on a quarterly basis.