Suggest a Student for Civic Scholars

To suggest a current WashU sophomore for the Civic Scholars Program, please provide the following information. Please note that interested students may also self-suggest.

Student suggestions are not required to apply for the program. Student suggestions allow for interested and eligible students to engage with the Civic Scholars Program staff and students during the application process to learn more about the program. Student suggestions also assist the program staff in reaching out to potential applicants to answer questions, ensure applicants are aware of upcoming application milestones and deadlines, and more.

For questions about the Civic Scholars Program, please contact Alannah Glickman, at aglickman@wustl.edu.

Thank you for sharing your student suggestion in support of the Civic Scholars Program!

Civic Scholars Student Suggestion Information

Your Information

Info of the person making the suggestion.

Your First Name *

Your Last Name *

Your School or Department

Your Title

Student Information

Student's First Name *

Student's Last Name *

Student's Email

Relationship of Nominator to Student *

Ex. Academic Advisor

Briefly, please share why this student is being suggested. (Note: your response is not required, and the information you share here will not be used in the program selection process.)

Permission to Share Your Name with the Suggested Student

The Gephardt Institute has permission to share this student suggestion and the nominator's name with the student (Note: leave this checkbox unchecked if you wish your suggestion to remain anonymous).

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St. Louis Fellowship Program: Student Suggestions

Do you know a highly engaged student with a passion for civics? If they aren’t eligible for Civic Scholars, consider suggesting them for a St. Louis Fellowship!

We are always open to your suggestions for WashU students who would make a great addition to the St. Louis Fellowship Program. In this 6-month program, undergraduate students spend a summer immersing themselves in St.Louis by working full-time nonprofit or civic internships, attending a variety of community events, and engaging in an experiential curriculum to understand St. Louis’ history, culture, politics, challenges, and opportunities.

Please use this form to suggest a student for a St. Louis Fellowship.

The application period for all Gephardt Institute cohort programs opens annually from late November to mid January. The next round of applications will be for the St. Louis Fellowship Program 2024 cohort and Civic Scholars Class of 2026.