Curious about Civic Scholars or our St. Louis summer fellowship programs? Have questions about whether or not you can study abroad as a Civic Scholar, the duration of a summer internship, or who can provide a recommendation for your application? We have answers to these questions, and much more, in this virtual information session about the Gephardt Institute’s Cohort Programs.
Join Gephardt Institute staff and program alumni in this information session about the Civic Scholars Program. The Civic Scholars Program provides a rigorous, in-depth curriculum for undergraduate students with an interest and passion for civic leadership. Sophomores are selected in a competitive merit-based process and learn together through their junior and senior years. This session will provide an opportunity to learn more about the program, preview the application process, ask questions, and connect with institute staff.
Join the Gephardt Institute for Civic and Community Engagement for a panel discussion in our series, In the Lou, which looks at societal issues and challenges in the context of the St. Louis community.
Join Gephardt Institute staff and program alumni in this information session about the Goldman Fellows Program. The Goldman Fellows Program supports undergraduates who secure substantive, unpaid summer internships at nonprofit, community, or governmental organizations in the St. Louis region. Each Goldman Fellow also receives a $5,000 summer stipend for their community-based internship.
This session will provide an opportunity to learn more about the program, preview the application process, ask questions, and connect with institute staff.
Join Gephardt Institute staff and program alumni in this information session about Arts as Civic Engagement. Launched in 2018, the program supports four Washington University undergraduate students in a Civic and Community Arts Residency at regional arts organizations, including the Contemporary Art Museum (CAM), Shakespeare Festival of St. Louis, The Griot Museum for Black History, and COCA – The Center of Creative Arts.
Join Gephardt Institute staff and program alumni in this information session about the Beuerlein Fellows Program. We encourage a broad range of applicants from all backgrounds, perspectives, and schools who have varied knowledge and experience levels in civic engagement, neuroscience, anthropology, medicine, sociology, and social science.
Join Gephardt Institute staff and program alumni in this information session about the Goldman Fellows Program. The Goldman Fellows Program supports undergraduates who secure substantive, unpaid summer internships at nonprofit, community, or governmental organizations in the St. Louis region. Each Goldman Fellow also receives a $5,000 summer stipend for their community-based internship.
This session will provide an opportunity to learn more about the program, preview the application process, ask questions, and connect with institute staff.
Join Gephardt Institute staff and program alumni in this information session about the Civic Scholars Program. The Civic Scholars Program provides a rigorous, in-depth curriculum for undergraduate students with an interest and passion for civic leadership. Sophomores are selected in a competitive merit-based process and learn together through their junior and senior years. This session will provide an opportunity to learn more about the program, preview the application process, ask questions, and connect with institute staff.
Join Gephardt Institute staff and program alumni in this information session about Arts as Civic Engagement. Launched in 2018, the program supports four Washington University undergraduate students in a Civic and Community Arts Residency at regional arts organizations, including the Contemporary Art Museum (CAM), Shakespeare Festival of St. Louis, The Griot Museum for Black History, and COCA – The Center of Creative Arts.
Join Gephardt Institute staff and program alumni in this information session about the Beuerlein Fellows Program. We encourage a broad range of applicants from all backgrounds, perspectives, and schools who have varied knowledge and experience levels in civic engagement, neuroscience, anthropology, medicine, sociology, and social science.