Diversity Recruitment Resources
Diversifying your applicant pool requires recruiting talent from a variety of resources.
The following organizations and associations, arranged by job category, can assist you in expanding your targeted search for qualified and diverse candidates.
Animal Care
Business Administration
Coaches
Computer Technicians
Construction-Project Management
Engineering
Finance
Librarians
Mechanics and Repairers
Social Workers
Teachers
Writers and Journalists
Federal, State and Local Diversity Recruitment Resources
Veterans and Individuals with Disabilities Recruitment Resources
Additional information about Stanford's commitment to diversity
Animal Care
Business Administration
- Prospanica – The Association of Hispanic Professionals
- National Black MBA Association, Inc.
- Stanford GSB Alumnae: Women's Initiative Network (WIN)
- Stanford Graduate School of Business Job Board
Coaches
- National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)
- National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC)
- National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA)
- American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA)
Computer Technicians
- Black Data Processing Associates (BDPA)
- Job Train (affiliate of OIC of America)
- Center for Employment Training
Construction – Project Management
- Job Train (affiliate of OIC of America)
- San Jose Job Corps Center
- Center for Employment Training
Engineering
- American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES)
- IEEE Women in Engineering
- National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE)
- Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers
- Stanford Society of Women Engineers (SWE)
- Stanford School of Engineering Alumni Career Resources
- Stanford Women in Electrical Engineering
Finance
- California Society of Municipal Finance Officers
- The Prime Buyer's Report
- National Association of Black Accountants, Inc. (NABA)
- Stanford GSB Alumnae: Women's Initiative Network (WIN)
Librarians
- American Library Association (ALA)
- American Indian Library Association
- Black Caucus of the American Library Association, Inc. (BCALA)
- Asian Pacific American Librarians Association (APALA)
- Reforma
Mechanics and Repairers
- Job Train (affiliate of OIC of America)
- San Jose Job Corps Center
- Center for Employment Training
Social Workers
Teachers
- Stanford Graduate School of Education Internships & Jobs Board (Stanford EdCareers)
- Inside Higher Ed Careers
- The Chronicle of Higher Education
- San Jose State Career Center
Writers and Journalists
- American Society of Journalists and Authors (ASJA)
- Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ)
- National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ)
- National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ)
- Native American Journalists Association (NAJA)
- Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA)
- The Association for Women in Communications
Federal, State and Local Diversity Recruitment Resources
- ABILITYJobs
- African American Professional Associations
- California Department of Rehabilitation
- California Job Service: CalJOBS
- Department of Veterans Affairs
- Employer Assistance and Resource Network (EARN)
- Employment Development Department (EDD)
- National Association of Asian American Professionals (NAAAP)
- NOVA – Workforce Development
- Urban League Jobs Network
Veterans and Individuals with Disabilities Recruitment Resources
- ABILITYJobs
- American Job Center
- California Department of Rehabilitation
- California Job Service: CalJOBS
- Department of Veterans Affairs
- The Office of Disability Employment (ODEP)
- disABLEDperson
- eBenefits
- Employer Assistance and Resource Network (EARN)
- Getting Hired
- Hire Disability Solutions
- Military.com Veteran Employment Center – Military.com joined forces with Monster to connect employers to America's largest talent pool with military experience.
- National Telecommuting Institute (NTI)
- Recruit Disability
- Think Beyond the Label
- VetJobs
- Workforce Recruitment Program
Stanford Diversity Recruitment Resources
The Stanford community is another resource-rich with talent and diversity. Below are some on-campus recruiting resources to consider adding to your toolbox:
Stanford Staffing Services: Learn more about Stanford’s in-house temporary, regular staff, talent management, strategic recruitment programs, tools and resources.
Stanford Career Education: Offers services, including the jobs database, Cardinal Recruiting (our on-campus interview program), career fairs and resume service that can assist you in meeting your recruitment goals.
Stanford Alumni (Stanford CareerConnect): Stanford alumni do amazing things in a variety of fields and industries. Follow the link to post open positions for Stanford alumni of all levels of experience.
Stanford Staff Groups : Collectively, the Stanford Staff Groups (below) have over 1,000 members who may be seeking to advance their careers. Visit the staff group websites to learn more about their members, join a staff group email list, or contact a staff group chair/co-chair to enhance your diverse talent pool. Alternatively, contact the Diversity & Access Office to assist with posting your open requisitions to the various staff group distribution lists.
- American Indian Staff Forum
- Asian Staff Forum
- Black Staff Alliance
- Disability Staff Forum
- Filipino American Community at Stanford
- La Raza Staff Association
- QUEST (Queer University Employees at Stanford)
- Stanford Staffers
Additional information about Stanford's commitment to diversity:
Diversity and Access Office was created to advance Stanford's affirmative action goals and commitment to diversity while ensuring University compliance with federal, state and local regulations concerning diversity and disability.
Faculty Development and Diversity Office assists in faculty recruitment and retention efforts to ensure that Stanford has a well-qualified and diverse faculty. The office assists deans, chairs and faculty search committees with outreach efforts in developing talented and diverse applicant pools. The office also serves as a central information resource for all faculty recruits and newly hired faculty in their transition to the Stanford community.
Diversity Works at Stanford is a consortium of departments and offices across Stanford whose work involves issues related to a diverse population of all the members of our campus community, undergraduate and graduate students, faculty and staff.