SV Gap Year Program

Many students, from incoming undergraduates (“Rising Freshman or Freshers”) through to PhD’s (Doctoral Students) are considering taking a Gap Year (GY) or Voluntary Leave of Absence (VLA) during the Covid-19 pandemic. Between 12 and 20 percent of college (undergraduate) students say that they will take a Gap Year, along with 16 percent of rising freshman click here. This number will increase many universities do not open their physical campuses this Autumn and instead opt for the online learning. Preliminary research shows that as many as 25% of undergraduate and graduate-level students are considering a VLA for the 2020-2021 academic year. The Chronicle of Higher Education is tracking the plans of universities. Click hereto view.

Tensions of Mixing Undergrad and Postgraduate Student Startups Manifests at Stanford

24 Jun 2019

Source: Stanford Daily

The tensions between offering programmes that allow postgraduate and graduate students to compete amongst each other and/or mix teams are apparent at Stanford University. There are no easy answers to this dilemma.

Friendchip is an undergraduate startup at Stanford and faces an uphill battle to be accepted into programs as it competes with teams led by graduate students. Cofounder Christopher Lin Xin Lu ’20 remarks that the learning component realized by undergraduates is greater than that of graduates. He also compared Stanford’s startup scent to “Fight Club”. You are not supposed to talk about startups for there are just so many of them on campus, and students are getting sick of hearing all the pitches all the time.

On Stanford’s Campus there are a few programs as follows:

VC3 – an annual event from BASES
Cardinal Ventures: http://www.cardinalventures.org/
StartX: https://startx.com/students

Student Venture Entrepreneurship Club (SVEC)

SVEC,

Our Club was launched in the summer of 2020. We seek to build a virtual community of students globally who are current university and college students at any level of study (undergraduate, postgraduate, doctoral, professional or postdoctoral). Our chapter has monthly meetings, guest speakers, and will develop more programming as we grow and are influenced by motivated student leaders yet to come. The SVEC is a Chapter of the Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization (CEO).

Collegiate Entrepreneurs’ Organization a 501 (c) (3) not for profit charitable corporation, founded in 1983 It supports more than 16,500 emerging collegiate entrepreneurs annually. CEO believes that any student, regardless of academic discipline, can launch a business. Through its global network of more than 250 college and university chapters, CEO supports and inspires the growth and development of any student that seeks to be entrepreneurial.

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Tensions of Mixing Undergrad and Postgraduate Student Startups Manifests at Stanford

On Stanford’s Campus there are a few programs as follows:

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