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Welcome club leaders!
Welcome club leaders!
Club leaders are at the heart of what makes the Clubhouse work. We rely on you to partner with CHIP staff, take responsibility for your members, and help make this a great place for everyone involved. Building a strong team can be just as challenging as building great hardware, and we're here to help with both. Come talk to us when you need advice, a fresh perspective, or have ideas and feedback to share.
Mentorship & Community
Mentorship & Community
Each quarter, we bring club leaders together for a Club Leadership Dinner at the Clubhouse. It's a chance to get to know leaders from other teams, talk through shared challenges, and build stronger connections across the CHIP community.
We’ll announce the next dinner on the #CHIP-Club-Leadership Slack channel!
Stay Connected
Stay Connected
Joining the private #CHIP-Club-Leadership Slack channel is an essential part of being a club leader at CHIP. This is where we share important announcements, policy changes, leadership events, and requests for club input on decisions that shape the Clubhouse.
Club Leaders are expected to stay informed. So, if you haven't been added to the channel, email clubhouse@stanford.edu to request access and be sure to enable notifications.
Leadership Resources for Development
Leadership Resources for Development
We're always on the lookout for useful resources to help club leaders build their skills and tackle the challenges that come with leading a team. Check out the workshops, classes, and other opportunities we've gathered, and let us know if there's something you'd like us to add.
Set Up Club Purchasing
Set Up Club Purchasing
CHIP stocks commonly used materials and project hardware that clubs can purchase on-site. Before your members can make purchases, your club's Financial Officer (FO) must complete a short purchasing orientation with CHIP's Lab Manager (Clubhouse@Stanford.edu) and submit the setup form below.
Funding Opportunities
Funding Opportunities
The Office of Student Engagement (OSE) provides guidelines on fundraising across specific sources, including: Alumni, On-campus, Corporate and Operational fundraising for your student organization.
As the Clubhouse team becomes aware of additional opportunities for clubs to raise funds, we will continue expanding this resource list.
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