Past: The origins of Stanford's public service center

Future: Planning for the next 40 years of the Haas Center

What will the future look like for the Haas Center for Public Service, and service learning in academia more broadly? This is the topic for this roundtable discussion with the Haas Center's Executive Director Yi-Ching Ong, Faculty Director Juliet Brodie, Chair of the National Advisory Board Leela Stake, and former Faculty Director Co-Chair Larry Diamond. After the discussion, listen to a mini-interview for the #ChoosePublicService campaign with Cardinal Careers Program Manager Jessica Reynoso and current Gardner Fellow Karen Arellano-Cruz on pursuing a career in public service after Stanford. For more information about the Haas Center, visit our website at haas.stanford.edu.

Present: How students are engaging in service at Stanford

Hear from students at Stanford about what it's like to engage in service, through Haas Center programs and beyond. Current students and recent graduates Enrique Flores, Noune Kachichyan, and Karsen Wahal talk about their experiences. After the discussion, listen to a mini-interview with Cardinal Careers Program Manager Jessica Reynoso and former Community Impact Fellow Luis Quiroga about choosing service as a career after Stanford.

Past: The origins of Stanford's public service center

How and why did Stanford's public service center come to be? Hear from a few of the people who were there in the early days: former Executive Directors Catherine Milton and Timothy Stanton, and former Deputy Executive Director of the Haas Center for Public Service Megan Swezey Fogarty, moderated by Senior Program Director for Campus Partnerships and Alumni Relations Peggy Propp. At the end of the episode, listen to a mini-interview for the #ChoosePublicService campaign with Cardinal Careers Program Manager Jessica Reynoso and former Community Impact Fellow Querida De La Stukes, who talk about pursuing a career in public service after Stanford.