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L97 GS 3204Civic Scholars Study Abroad Semester One: Self Awareness, Civic Life, and Citizenship1.0 Unit
Description:This is the first semester, foundation course for students in the study abroad cohort Civic Scholars Program of the Gephardt Institute for Civic and Community Engagement. This program recognizes rising juniors enrolled in a study abroad program fall of their junior year who have demonstrated exemplary commitment to civic engagement and community service while at Washington University. The Civic Scholars program recognizes Washington University undergraduate students who exemplify future potential for civic leadership. Rising juniors are selected for the program based on their commitment to community service and civic engagement. Through this four-semester program, cohorts receive intensive leadership training and mentorship to prepare them for a life dedicated to public service, and a scholarship of $5,000 to support a substantial civic project or internship. The program begins with a cohort retreat and students will complete a course each semester in the program. Students will apply their $5,000 scholarship toward a civic project during the summer between junior and senior year. This course provides students with a context for examining civic engagement and developing civic leadership skills. Through lectures, guest speakers, readings, excursions, and class discussion, students will 1) explore the history and current status of civic engagement; and 2) prepare for the implementation of a civic project the summer between their junior and senior years. Students will meet in a structured class to discuss concepts, engage in critical reflection, and develop leadership skills. In addition, students will critically reflect on course content to enrich their learning. This is a one-credit course offered between spring break and the end of the semester.
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