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The programs which report to the VPUE are:

  • VPUE Programs and Support for Faculty
    VPUE offers a wide array of curricular, grant, research and teaching support programs for Faculty. A full listing of these programs is available in the Faculty and Staff section of the Undergraduate Academic Life Website


  • Center for Teaching and Learning
    Provides a wide range of services for faculty, graduate and undergraduate students, including Teaching Assistants. Delivers the Oral Communication program and Peer Tutoring services to undergraduates.

  • Diversity Outreach
    Works to ensure that students from all groups and backgrounds have full access to Stanford's undergraduate opportunities and experience the highest levels of success in them.


  • Freshman and Transfer Student Programs
    The VPUE Serves as the focal office for freshmen and parents of freshmen as they navigate the transition from high school to Stanford; plays a similar role for incoming transfer students. In addition our office serves as the Liaison Between the Campus and the Incoming New Freshman and Transfer Students, during the Spring and Summer before they arrive.

  • Introduction to the Humanities
    Delivers the courses of the General Education Requirement (GER). IHUM courses foster critical thinking skills by engaging first-year students with complex, multidisciplinary approaches to texts in the humanities.
  • Introductory Seminars
    Stanford Offers over 220 Introductory Seminars to freshmen and sophomores, in over 60 departments and programs across the University. Includes the summer residentially based program, Sophomore College.


  • Program in Writing and Rhetoric
    Delivers the courses of this requirement for graduation, by providing students with tools of analysis, research-based argumentation and evidence, and writing and speaking improvement.

  • Hume Writing Center
    Provides individual consultation and class-based workshops to help students develop writing, oral communication, and research skills.

  • Undergraduate Advising
    Delivers freshman and sophomore academic as well as pre-professional advising programs. This link will take you to the Undergraduate Academic Life website.

  • Undergraduate Research Programs
    Provides grants to departments, faculty, and students to undertake research.

  • Writing in the Major
    Supports required courses in all majors that focus on revision and writing skills appropriate to different fields of study. These classes form part of the Unversity's General Education Requirement.