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Skip to content Skip to search Skip to footer Gephardt Institute for Civic and Community Engagement Open Menu Back Close Menu Search for: Search Close Search Engage DemocracyEngage Democracy WashU Votes WashU Votes Student Committees Engage Democracy 2024 Atkin Residency in the Art of Democracy Civic Café Civic Action Week Applied Civic Courses American Democracy Lab Podcast This Civic Moment Podcast Engage St. LouisEngage St. Louis St. Louis Fellows Program Engage STL In the Lou St. Louis Impact Fund Civic Café Gerry and Bob Virgil Ethic of Service Award Civic Action Week Community Engagement Framework Community Engagement Opportunity Fund This Civic Moment Podcast Lead ChangeLead Change Gephardt Institute Civic Leadership Programs Civic Scholars Program St. Louis Fellows Program Gephardt Student Internship Program St. Louis Impact Fund ChangeMaker Series Programs &＃038; EventsPrograms &＃038; Events Events Gerry and Bob Virgil Ethic of Service Award Engage Democracy 2024 Civic Café Food for Thought Civic Action Week ChangeMaker Series Gephardt Institute Civic Leadership ProgramsGephardt Institute Civic Leadership Programs Civic Scholars Program St. Louis Fellows Program Atkin Residency in the Art of Democracy Applied Civic Courses Engage STL Gephardt Student Internship Program In the Lou St. Louis Impact Fund WashU Votes Student Committees Partner with UsPartner with Us For Community Partners For Alumni and ParentsFor Alumni and Parents Alumni Civic Engagement Resources WashU Engage AboutAbout News Vision and ImpactVision and Impact Our Strategic Plan Accolades Opportunities Newsletter Our Founder Staff and Leadership Jobs and InternshipsJobs and Internships Gephardt Student Internship ProgramGephardt Student Internship Program Gephardt Student Internship Application National Advisory Council Student Advisory Council Contact Us Give Open Search ChangeMaker Series What are the many pathways to affect change in today’s world? Ranging from community organizing to social enterprises, from political campaigns to voting, and more, there are many ways to make an impact post-graduation. The ChangeMaker Series highlights a civic leader’s background, career path, and insights to future leaders – students at WashU. The series invites students to have a seat at the table with leaders from diverse sectors to connect, engage, and inspire, and inform their civic journeys. Upcoming Events There are not currently any upcoming events scheduled. Please check back for new events to be added. In the meantime, if you&＃8217;d like to explore campus events, please visit Happenings at WashU. While not required, RSVP&＃8217;s assist our team in ordering enough food. Please consider filling out the form on the event page to reserve your spot if you are planning to attend. Event History Feb. 16, 2023. Lunch with Marcus Allen Brown, AB &＃8217;13, MSW &＃8217;16. Assistant Vice President of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion at U.S. Bank. From working as a community organizer to earning his Master of Social work, to now working on U.S. Bank’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Strategy team, Marcus Allen Brown has focused on three main levers for change: capacity building, coalitions and collective impact.   Mar. 10, 2023. Lunch with Nick Okafar, BA &＃8217;16. Founder of trubel & co. Nick is the founder of trubel.co, a platform that integrates STEM education with civic innovation, as well as an alum of Google’s Sidewalk Lab. His work throughout his career uses data responsibly to improve cities through a culturally competent lens. April 14, 2023. &＃8220;Pathfinding: How to Chart Your Journey to Public Service&＃8221; with Joe Sutherland. Fellow of our Weidenbaum Center on the Economy, Government, and Public Policy and Emory University Professor. With a career spanning the White House, the Dow Jones 30, and our nation&＃8217;s top universities, Dr. Joe Sutherland has served as an executive, academic, and public servant. April 26, 2023. An afternoon with Jeanné Lewis, AB ‘02. Interim CEO of Faith in Public Life. From her time as Ervin Scholar and service leader at WashU, through faith based community organizing, running for City Council in DC to leading congressional conversations on race, Jeanné has cultivated dialogue across difference and commitment to collective action. 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