10:00-11:00am

A Conversation with Condoleezza Rice

Zoom; Students, staff, faculty, alumni

Join us in the leadup to Democracy Day for a conversation with Condoleezza Rice, moderated by Professor Adam Bonica. Zoom registration here

6:00-7:00pm

Pizza & Policy

Location: Y2E2 Room 299; Students

Join us in conversation with Prof. Bruce Cain and other affiliates of the Bill Lane Center to hear about how we can promote greater environmental stewardship in government.

9:00–9:30am

Virtual discussion with Senator John Hickenlooper

Zoom; Students, staff, faculty, alumni

Join us in conversation with U.S. Senator John Hickenlooper. Hosted by Stanford in Government. Zoom registration here

Engineering x Public Service Careers Panel

Shriram 104; Students

A panel for STEM students to learn about careers where you can apply your engineering skills while contributing to the public good. Hear from panelists at Coding It Forward, the Tech Talent Project, and the GSA's Technology Modernization Fund about their journeys from FAANG companies to public service. Free boba & t-shirts for attendees!

9:45am–12:00pm

Donuts & Democracy

Freidenrich Hall at Hillel; Students

Join a group of diverse Stanford students for a structured discussion on campus reform and social media. Hosted by the Deliberative Democracy Lab and the Haas Center for Public Service.
Sign up here

11:30am-1:30pm

Dine & Dialogue

Various dining halls; Students & faculty

Join your professors for lunch at a Stanford dining hall! A list of participating professors and their bios can be found on the signup sheet. Sign up here

12:00-1:00pm

All Vote No Play

d.School; Students

An event for Stanford athletes, featuring free stickers, posters, and Jimmy V's, plus a chance to celebrate election heroes like poll workers. All Vote No Play is a movement to help players become great teammates and citizens and to show them how they can exercise their own power to create the future they want.

12:00-1:15pm

Ran Abramitzky: Streets of Gold: America’s Untold Story of Immigrant Success
Building 160, Wallenberg Hall, 433A and Zoom; Students, staff, faculty, alumni

Ran Abramitzky, Stanford Federal Credit Union Professor of Economics and the Senior Associate Dean for the Social Sciences at Stanford University, will share findings from Streets of Gold: America’s Untold Story of Immigrant Success, a new book from PublicAffairs co-authored with Leah Boustan, Professor of Economics at Princeton University. See details

No registration necessary for in-person attendance. Register for Zoom

2:00–3:00pm

Keynote Conversation: Andrew Yang

Dinkelspiel Auditorium; Students, staff, faculty, alumni

Join us for a conversation with Democracy Day 2022 keynote speaker Andrew Yang moderated by Professor Adam Bonica. Submit a question for a chance to ask it to him live from a front row seat at the event!
Reserve a spot  Ask Andrew a Question

3:00–4:00pm

Post-Speaker Peer Deliberation

Canfield Court/Law School; Students

Continue the conversation about Andrew Yang's talk with other students and a peer facilitator! If it's rainy, report to Room B13/302 in the Crown Building or to Neukom 208. Otherwise, meet at the round tables on Canfield Court outside the law school by the totem pole.

3:30–5:00pm

Party at the Polls

Old Union; Students, staff, faculty, alumni

Free food, live music, and fun for the whole campus community. Co-sponsored with the Office of Student Engagement.

5:00–6:00pm

ASSU Panel

Haas Center for Public Service; Students

Come hear from elected ASSU representatives on the importance of student government elections and how they impact your own well-being and experience on campus.

5:00–6:30pm

Documentary Screening with StanfordArts

Roble Arts Gym; Students, staff, faculty, alumni

Join StanfordArts for a screening of "Truth to Power: Barbara Lee Speaks for Me."

5:30–7:00pm

Dine & Dialogue

Various dining halls; Students & faculty

Join your professors for dinner at a Stanford dining hall! A list of participating professors and their bios can be found on the signup sheet. Sign up here

7:00–10:00pm

Election Night Watch Party

The Arbor / Treehouse; Students

Watch election returns come in with other students at The Arbor! Free food will be available from Treehouse. Co-sponsored by the Vice President of Student Affairs and Office of Student Engagement.