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University Wide Policy Documents On this page Visit the repository for Stanford's University wide policy documents . … University Wide Policy Documents …

Graduate Academic Policies & Procedures On this page The Graduate Academic Policies & Procedures is a repository for University policies and other information related to the academic progress of Stanford graduate students. Policy Documents … Graduate Academic Policies & Procedures …

Administrative Guide On this page The Administrative Guide is Stanford's official manual for administrative policies. Contents include chapters on Organization, Personnel, Accounting, Gifts, Procurement, Computing and Services. Policy Documents … Administrative Guide …

Space Inventory Go to Policy Search Policies As you type, the following list of policies will be filtered to only the titles that match the entered text. Space Inventory 1 Overview 1.1 About Space Inventory 1.2 Updating the Space Inventory 2 Space Codes 2.1 Tracking Space Use 2.2 Room Type Codes 3 Function Code Definitions 3.2 Central Support Space 3.3 Auxiliaries, Hospital & Non-Stanford Entities Space 3.4 Special Use Space 3.5 Service Centers 3.6 Recording Multiple Room Type and or Department Codes 4 Appendices 4.1 Space Manual Appendices 5 Space Inventory Procedures 5.1 Space Inventory …

Service Center Manual Go to Policy Search Policies As you type, the following list of policies will be filtered to only the titles that match the entered text. Service Center Manual 1 Overview 1.1 Preface 1.2 What is a Service Center? 1.3 Functional Responsibilities by Office 1.4 Service Center Users 2 Policies and Practices 2.1 Service Center Policies 2.2 Operating Practices 2.3 Accounting Practices 2.4 Use of Service Center Facilities by External Users 2.5 F&A Cost Submissions to the Government 2.6 Budgets and Proposed Rates 3 Glossary 3.1 Glossary 4 Capital Equipment 4.1 Capital Equipment …

Visitor Appointments Menu Visitor Appointments For Faculty For Administrators For Visitors On this page Members of the Professorate may invite faculty or other qualified individuals, who are employed or appointed at another institution or organization, to visit Stanford for an extended period in order to advance a collaborative research activity. This webpage and associated tabs ( faculty , administrators , visitors ) provide links to resources, tools, and other university webpages with content relevant to appointing and onboarding visitors. Getting Started The lists below represent a general …

Visitor Appointments For Administrators Menu Visitor Appointments For Faculty For Administrators For Visitors On this page Getting Started - Visitor Appointment Process General steps are noted below; your school may have additional internal procedures – see your school dean’s office contact or check out the school links below.   1. Collect Visitor Information From Faculty Host Initial information needed Description of purpose of visit/intended role Whether faculty will provide any financial support Visitor’s current status at home organization Determine appropriate visitor title using …

Visitor Appointments For Visitors Menu Visitor Appointments For Faculty For Administrators For Visitors On this page Bay Area and Campus Information Getting Around Stanford Getting to Stanford Campus map ID cards SUNet IDs Living in the Bay Area Housing Cost of Living International visitor resources Visas and Bechtel International Center The most common visitor visa is a J-1.  For other types of Visas, please review the comparison table linked below. J-1 Visa application information   (click + below to expand for more information) Minimum Funding Requirements There are minimum funding …

Visitor Appointments For Faculty Menu Visitor Appointments For Faculty For Administrators For Visitors On this page Getting Started - Visitor Appointment Process Before you invite your visitor, please follow the steps below to understand the relevant titles and policy considerations.   1. Describe Purpose of the Visit (click + below to expand for high-level roles and applicable titles) Research Role Visit Stanford to advance a collaborative research activity; Visiting Scholar ( RPH 10.5 ) Trainee/Learning Role Candidate here for their own advanced learning or research projects; Visiting …

RAR Research Alliance Relations On this page Who We Are The Research Alliance Relations (RAR) office serves as a central point of contact and hub of information for those involved in research alliances between Stanford and our external, non-profit sponsors. The office provides guidance and resources to both internal and external stakeholders to foster excellence and best practices throughout the lifecycle of our collaborations, spanning organizations, disciplines, and years. In addition, RAR provides operational support and coordination of administrative efforts for the advancement and …