Clubs
Self-Determined Leadership Structure
The PMP offers a variety of opportunities for learning outside the classroom.
The student-initiated clubs not only provide students with channels to
address issues most relevant to them, but also serve as opportunities
for leadership development. Students lead 11 different PMP clubs and govern
themselves through a self determined leadership structure.
- Board Fellows prepares Stanford
MBAs for responsible community leadership by providing apprenticeships
with the Bay Area's best nonprofit boards.
- Challenge for Charity
is a fundraising and volunteering competition between the top
west coast business schools, with proceeds benefiting Special
Olympics.
- Education Club engage business
and education students in discussion and learning about their
role in education; education's role in society; and business'
role in education.
- Energy Club works to be the center for energy-related interactions at the GSB, exploring issues impacting the oil and gas, wind energy, solar energy, fuel cell and power sectors, as well as energy security and the environment.
- Environmentally Sustainable Business
Club informs students about the environmental concerns and
opportunities emerging in today's business world.
- Government and Politics is a highly energized, non-partisan group of individuals interested in developing a deeper understanding of the intersection between government, business and politics.
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- Health Care Club brings students with any level of interest or experience in health care together with alumni, industry experts, and thought leaders who share common interests.
- I Have a Dream is a national organization
that improves graduation rates, builds college aspirations and
helps finance continued education for children in disadvantaged
communities.
- International Development Club
brings together students interested in learning about international
development issues.
- Social Venture Club provide a forum
for students to explore the blurring boundaries between the
public, nonprofit and private sectors through interaction with
each other, faculty, and community leaders.
- Stanford fACT! enables current students
to work on meaningful ACT projects with Stanford Graduate School
of Business alumni.
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