Rooted in the deep traditions of the arts as a powerful means for social change, Arts as Civic Engagement is a platform for students to immerse in arts-based community engagement. ACE Fellows are a cohort within the St. Louis Fellows program.

Launched in 2018, the program supports four Washington University undergraduate students in 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.

2023 Fellows

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    2022 Fellows

    Raevyn Ferguson

    Raevyn Ferguson

    Fellow at COCA – Center of Creative Arts

    Natalie  Hall

    Natalie Hall

    Fellow with Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis

    Kaila Holland

    Kaila Holland

    Fellow at The Griot Museum for Black History

    Haley Levin

    Haley Levin

    Fellow with Shakespeare Festival St. Louis

    2021 Fellows

    Colleen Avila

    Colleen Avila

    Resident with the Contemporary Art Museum (CAM)

    Enzo DeMichele

    Enzo DeMichele

    Resident with Shakespeare Festival St. Louis

    Sophie Devincenti

    Sophie Devincenti

    Resident with COCA – Center of Creative Arts

    Cameron Thompson

    Cameron Thompson

    Resident with The Griot Museum for Black History

    2019 Fellows

    Rob (Kendall) Hall

    Rob (Kendall) Hall

    Resident with The Griot Museum of Black History and Culture

    Efua  Osei

    Efua Osei

    Resident with The Shakespeare Festival St. Louis

    Claire Wiley

    Claire Wiley

    Resident with the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis (CAM)


    Arts as Civic Engagement is made possible by generous gifts from Sally Schnuck, OT ’78, Terry Schnuck, PMBA ’80, John Beuerlein, MBA ’77, and Crystal Beuerlein.