Please join the Gephardt Institute for Civic and Community Engagement for PechaKucha. Based on the Japanese term for “the sound of conversation” or “chit-chat”, PechaKucha is a fast-paced presentation series in which seniors will share a compelling theme or story from their Civic Summer to shed light on what they have learned about civic leadership.

A reception will follow this event for in-person attendees.

The Civic Scholars Program, comprising four semesters of academic course work, combines self-exploration, peer relationship building, and experiential education to lead students to a deeper understanding of themselves and their roles as civic agents.

Each Scholar designs a civic summer project that could include endeavors such as an unpaid nonprofit internship, a self-directed project, international service experience, or community-engaged research. PechaKucha serves as a culminating event that shares and celebrates Scholars’ Civic Summer experiences.

Scholars will present in the order listed here.

This is a hybrid event with the opportunity to attend virtually or in person.

Virtual Attendance

Click here to join the event: https://wustl.zoom.us/j/99382498254

The event will begin at 5 PM CT. Please also confirm you are on mute upon joining the meeting.

In-person Attendance

This event will take place at Stix House on the Washington University Danforth Campus. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, seating will be limited and available only to registered guests. Attendees will be expected to follow WashU’s public health requirements and any other guidelines deemed necessary.

You will have the opportunity to select in-person or virtual attendance on the registration form.