Alternative Spring Break (ASB)
The Alternative Spring Break (ASB) program exposes students to complex social and cultural issues through community visits, experiential learning, direct service, group discussion, readings, and reflection activities. The program's vision is to transform students into advocates of social change on issues affecting our communities.
Cardinal Commitment Mentor: ASB Coordinators/Directors
Requirements
- Trip leaders begin work in spring quarter; work on their course over the summer; take class in the fall; facilitate their course in the winter; and lead the trip over spring break.
Learn more
Visit the Alternative Breaks @ Stanford website.
"How can we get more people to care about international human rights and take action without oversimplifying the causes of or solutions to violent conflict?"
Jared Naimark, '14, majored in earth systems.
Jared Naimark, '14
Read this storyEligibility
Trip leaders and program directors are eligible for the Cardinal Commitment program.
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Advising
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Resources
The Haas Center offers all kinds of resources for Cardinal Commitment organizations. Learn more
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