Gephardt Institute: Home Learn more about the Gephardt Institute from our founder, Congressman Dick Gephardt, and our Executive Director, Stephanie Kurtzman, and explore our history, our priorities, and our vision for the future The Gephardt Institute — a nonpartisan “action tank” at WashU — empowers WashU students to impact their communities and commit to lifelong engaged citizenship Learn [ hellip;]
Opportunities Newsletter | Gephardt Institute for Civic and Community . . . The Gephardt Institute’s nbsp;Opportunities nbsp;Newsletter features campus and community opportunities available to WashU students, faculty, and staff We encourage community partners seeking volunteers or promoting initiatives to submit announcements on nbsp;our submissions page The nbsp;newsletter is emailed to thousands of members of the WashU campus community each Friday during fall
Submit an Opportunities Item | Gephardt Institute for Civic and . . . If you have an announcement geared toward WashU students and employees, you can submit to our weekly Opportunities newsletter using this form Please note that this newsletter is only distributed when fall and spring classes are in session, and is not published during the summer months Submit resources, events, and other opportunities for involvement and [ hellip;]
Engage Democracy 2024: An Intergenerational Conversation This event is sponsored by the Institute for Public Health amp; the Harvey A Friedman Center for Aging and is being uplifted by the Gephardt Institute as part of Engage Democracy 2024 Please visit the associated site to RSVP and find more information Location: Simon Hall 017 Join us for an intergenerational discussion between older [ hellip;]
Civic Scholars Program | Gephardt Institute for Civic and Community . . . The Civic Scholars Program provides a rigorous, in-depth curriculum for undergraduate students with an interest and passion for civic leadership First years and sophomores are selected in a competitive merit-based process and learn together through the following two years The program includes two years of intensive coursework, experiential learning, civic skill building, leadership training
Gerry and Bob Virgil Ethic of Service Award Founded during nbsp;Washington University in St Louis’ Sesquicentennial nbsp;year, the Gerry and Bob Virgil Ethic of Service Award is an annual award recognizing a select group of WashU community members who exemplify a character of service and engagement with the St Louis region Any member of the WashU community, past or current, who resides in and serves [ hellip;]
Gephardt Institute Fellowship | Gephardt Institute for Civic and . . . Each year, Washington University’s Brown School partners with Gephardt Institute for Civic and Community Engagement to award one Gephardt Fellow with full tuition As part of the award, the selected fellow will work for ten hours per week with the Gephardt Institute staff and programs The Gephardt Fellow plays an integral role in advancing the [ hellip;]