Sophomore

The IDA Fellowship is a paid program for undergraduate students from diverse backgrounds, creative disciplines, and academic majors. This fellowship commissions new artwork and provides professional and artistic mentorship while deepening social justice principles + practice.

Examine China’s healthcare system with a focus on rural eye health. Topics include healthcare policy, NGO roles, TCM integration, and vision care funding. Includes case studies on government-NGO partnerships and visiting the Lifeline Express surgical train.

This research explores the unique connection between wildfires, the environment, and human health, with the goal of reducing the health impacts of wildfire-related environmental exposures, particularly in relation to infectious diseases. 

This study, between the SoM and Engineering, employs a mixed-methods approach to examine the prevalence of stone disease across the wet & dry zones, map water sources, assess community perceptions of water supply, and identify risk factors for kidney stone disease in the wet zone.

Study the geophysics of icy moons and ocean worlds like Europa and Titan. Learn methods for detecting subsurface oceans, analyzing geophysical data, and assessing habitability. Includes guest talks, research presentations, and tours of China’s space agencies.

Join Stanford peers and Chinese top students in Beijing for a three-week seminar investigating the expanding role of AI in public health and population health management, gaining hands-on experience through case studies and field trips around China.

CARB is charged with protecting the public from the harmful effects of air pollution and developing programs and actions to fight climate change. 

CARB is charged with protecting the public from the harmful effects of air pollution and developing programs and actions to fight climate change. 

Arab Gulf states account for a total GDP of over $3.5 trillion and loom large in the global economy. This project seeks to understand more about forms of social stratification during periods of dynamic modernization. 

The Department of Biology offers full-time paid research internships to current Stanford undergraduates who want to spend summer quarter participating in faculty research projects to learn biological research methods.