Fall 2012 applications are due by noon on February 16, 2012.*
*Students who are overseas or otherwise not on campus during the qualifying quarter should contact the program staff before leaving campus so they can submit an application and be interviewed during the previous application cycle.
BSIW Information Sessions:
Tuesday, January 17, 7:00 PM: Gunn Building (SIEPR), 366 Galvez Street, First Floor Lounge
Monday, January 23, 7:00 PM: Crothers Memorial, Small Lounge
Tuesday, January 24, 7:00 PM: Sigma Nu
Monday, January 30, 7:00 PM: Gunn Building (SIEPR), 366 Galvez Street, First Floor Lounge
Peer Advisor Office Hours:
Gunn Building (SIEPR), 366 Galvez Street, Rm. 105:
4:15-5:05 PM, Tuesday and Thursday through the end of Winter Quarter
At the CoHo:
6:00-9:00 PM on Thursday, February 9; Tuesday, February 14; and Wednesday, February 15
Since Stanford in Washington opened its doors in 1988, it has served as both home and classroom to Stanford faculty and undergraduates spending a term in the Bing Stanford in Washington Program. Over the years, Stanford programs, departments, and schools have become an active part of life at the Bass Center, sponsoring faculty talks and panel discussions, alumni gatherings, and student recruitment events. With the opening of the Sant Building in 2007, the opportunities for Stanford affiliates have expanded to include exhibits in the art gallery, bicoastal classes and conferences in the Boone Distance Learning Center, and additional guest space for faculty and students. Stanford in Washington and the Bing Stanford in Washington Program are at the heart of the University’s myriad activities in the nation’s capital. Whether you are a student interested in applying to the Bing Program or a member of the faculty heading to Washington for research, we invite you to explore the Bass Center, the Sant Building, and our programs. Please feel free to contact us.