General Resources

Resources

General Resources

Title IX Office: For Sexual Violence, Harassment, Stalking, Relationship Violence, and Gender Discrimination

Office of Inclusion, Belonging and Intergroup

Office of the Ombuds
The office assists members of the School of Medicine community with any work related difficulty, including interpersonal conflict or misunderstandings, as well as academic or administrative concerns.

Postdoc Resources

Faculty Staff Help Center
Some services include getting short-term help with job-related issues, relationship issues, parent-child concerns, addiction issues, grief and loss, depression and anxiety, retirement, and referral to community resources

Post Doc Assistance Program (PAP)
Resources For Living provides short-term therapy for personal and work-life issues. This service is confidential and provided at no charge to you and your dependents. This no-cost counseling service helps you address stress, relationship and other personal issues you and your family may face.

Office of Postdoctoral Affairs

Bechtel International Center

Graduate Student Resources

Bechtel International Center

Biosciences Hardship Program

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)

Office for Religious and Spiritual Life

Vaden Health Services

Graduate Life Office (GLO) Services

Diversity and Access Office

Office of Accessible Education

Undocumented at Stanford

Protected Identity Harm Reporting

Stanford Learning Lab

SoLID Mentorship Program

Stanford BioPeers

Staff Resources

Faculty Staff Help Center
Some services include getting short-term help with job-related issues, relationship issues, parent-child concerns, addiction issues, grief and loss, depression and anxiety, retirement, and referral to community resources

WorkLife Office

Resources for Making Accessible Presentations

How can you make your presentation accessible?
This article by the Washington Post includes link to other resources
The major points this article covers is simplify graphics, high contrast colors, sans serif text, caption and describe visuals (videos).

Create more slides with an accessible reading order
This video is about creating accessible slides in powerpoint, direct from Microsoft

Use more accessible colors and styles in slides
How to find accessible presentation schemes in powerpoint

Design slides for people with dyslexia
Points on how to help specifically those with dyslexia

How to make your presentations accessible to all
From Web Accessibility Initiative

Making your conference talk accessible
Links to other resources

Accessible Conference Guide
Specific points for conferences