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In the Liberation Through Land: Organic Gardening and Racial Justice class is from left, lecturer Natasha Mmonatau, and alumnae visitors Makshya Tolbert, '15; Brenda Mutuma, '13, speaking. Credit: Linda A. Cicero / Stanford News Service

Alumni

Whether you’re looking to advance your career or support current students, we offer a variety of opportunities to engage with us and Stanford after graduation.

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Alumnae Brenda Mutuma, '13, left, Mireille Vargas. and Makshya Tolbert, '15, make an egg pasta from scratch in the Liberation Through Land: Organic Gardening and Racial Justice class.

Alumni Career Resources

Looking for career support as a Stanford alum? Take advantage of the resources offered through Stanford Career Education and the Stanford Alumni Association.

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Product Realization Lab, Machine Shop. Junior Taher Ezzi, a mechanical engineering major, discusses his project with Craig Milroy, senior lecturer in the Design Division of Mechanical Engineering and Co-Director of the Product Realization Lab. Credit: Linda A. Cicero / Stanford News

Become a SAM Mentor

Founded by two Stanford alumni, SAM is a way for alums to connect with, and support the early career journeys of, students and recent grads. 

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Orientation volunteers, from left, Caitlin Rugg, Mati Horava, Chris Olivaros, Jennifer Chin, Elena Cryst and Subhanu Samarajiva worked at Campus Drive West and Santa Teresa Street to welcome new students and their families to campus. Credit: newslibrary@stanford.edu

Hire Stanford students

Interested in hiring Stanford students? We can help you connect with up-and-coming talent.

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Serving Recent Alumni on their Career Journey

Stanford PlusFive

Stanford Career Education and the Stanford Alumni Association offer career development help for alumni for five years after graduation, including career coaching, career programming, and more! 

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