Student Affairs
Preparation for International Public Service and Research Workshop Videos 2014-15
The Haas Center co-hosted a workshop to prepare undergraduates for public service and research around the world. The following videos were taken during the presentation.
Module 1.1: Workshop Introduction
Module 1.2: Anticipation and Concerns
Module 1.3: Cultural Awareness and Sensitivity
Module 1.4: Political Awareness
Module 1.5: Unwelcome Experiences
Module 2.1: Preparing for Your International Experience
Module 2.2: Personal Comfort and Good Mental Health
Module 2.3: Personal Security and Crisis Response
Module 2.4: Gender Issues for Men and Women
Module 2.5: Conclusion
The Stanford University International Travel Assistance Program provides travel resources for faculty, staff, postdoctoral scholars and students, as well as their spouses, domestic partners and dependents, who are traveling abroad while on Stanford University business or research and/or participating in Stanford University programs. Through its participating vendors Stanford University has 24/7 resources on call, online and even on the ground to help with medical, security and logistical questions, concerns and situations that may arise when you travel internationally or live abroad.
With one phone call, Stanford travelers can be connected to an international network for help and assistance in any emergency.
Additional information is available at http://internationaltravel.stanford.edu
REVUP: http://icenter.stanford.edu/portal/purpose.html
