Resources

Table of Contents

• Resources on Racial Injustice
• IT Resources
• COVID-19 Resources

  • Academic Resoures

  • Music

  • Health and Wellness Resources

  • Staff Resources

  • H&S Resources

  • IT Resources

• Departmental
• Resources Around Stanford
• External

Resources on Racial Injustice

Stanford provides a network of campus support services. Please be sure to check again as this list continues to expand.

• The Faculty/Staff Help Center
• Centers for Equity, Community, and Leadership
• Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) - Regardless of location, students can call CAPS 24/7: 650-723-3785
• The Bridge Peer Counseling Center offers counseling by trained students 24/7 at (650) 723-3392
• The Graduate Life Office is available during office hours at (650) 736-7078, or 24/7 at (650) 723-8222, pager ID number 25085
• The Residence Deans continue to be available to undergraduates. If you are in a crisis and need immediate assistance, a Dean On Call (DOC) is accessible 24/7 via phone call at 650.504.8022
• The Office for Religious Life offers spiritual guidance for students at (650) 723-1762.
• The Biomedical Association for the Interest of Minority Students (BioAIMS) will be hosting upcoming events for students and postdocs. Please connect with the leadership team at bioaims-officers@lists.stanford.edu for more information.

In addition, here is a list of books for those who want to further understand some of the dimensions of racial injustice toward African Americans in the United States.

Here is also a list of 47 free films about racism compiled by our own Shelley Fisher Fishkin.

IT Resources

English Dept Zoom Training by Erik Fredner

How to Protect your Zoom Sessions

Resources for remote teaching

Stanford UIT Quick Start Guide to Collaboration Tools

Stanford UIT Zooming Effectively Guide

Zoom Tips Page

H&S Zoom/Jabber/Slack Training Session: Online Recording

H&S Zoom/Jabber/Slack Training Session: Powerpoint

COVID-19 Resources

Academic Resources:

Green Library Limited Reopening
Access will be limited and require an appointment.  Patrons will be required to follow health and safety measures during their visit to the Libraries that support the County and university guidelines and reduce exposure to COVID-19. 

Music:

Stanford University Library Streaming Services

Health and Wellness Resources:

Health Alerts

Updated Travel Policy

Santa Clara County COViD-19 Updates and FAQ

Center for Disease Control and Prevention Resource site

Vaden Health Services 

Virtual Recreation and Wellness 

Movement and Motivation 

Staff Resources

Cardinal Recovery (Return plan toolkit)

Cardinal at Work – COVID-19 Workplace FAQs

Updated Finance Guidelines

H&S Resources

School of Humanities and Sciences COVID-19 Resource Page

Advanced Zoom Training Slides and Recording
Zoom recording of both presentations 
Doing more with Zoom slides
UIT’s advice on how to protect your Zoom meeting
Protecting your Zoom meetings slides (aka prevent Zoom-bombing)

Departmental 

• Reserve a room
• Reimbursement and payment policies

Resources Around Stanford

• Academic Calendar 2020-2021
• Stanford Libraries
• Axess portal
• Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity (CCSRE)
• Division of Literatures, Cultures, and Languages (DLCL)
• Center for Textual and Spatial Analysis (CESTA)
• Center for the Study of the Novel (CSN)
• Stanford Humanities Center
• Graduate Program in Modern Thought and Literature (MTL)
• American Studies Program
• Undergraduate Program in Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
• The Contemporary Workshop
• Cantor Arts Center
• Stanford Literary Lab

External Resources

• Modern Language Association