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Community. Diversity. Leadership. Service. The Office of Scholar Programs (OSP) houses WashU&＃8217;s signature merit-based scholarship programs. We provide a unique academic and cultural environment where students can share, learn, challenge, make friends and exchange ideas and views. The OSP brings together the students from the Danforth, Ervin and Rodriguez scholarship programs in a space where they can engage, collaborate, and inspire one another. The Scholar Programs Community Formed in 2016, the Office of Scholar Programs joins the Danforth, Ervin, and Rodriguez scholar programs into one scholar community. Danforth Scholars Program Recognizes students who demonstrate leadership in service, intellectual and creative acuity, a commitment to diversity and kindness. John B. Ervin Scholars Program Recognizes students who exemplify academic excellence, leadership, community service and a commitment to diversity. Annika Rodriguez Scholars Program Recognizes students who demonstrate academic and leadership achievements, service to the community and a commitment to bringing diverse groups together. Connect With Us Office Hours Monday - Friday: 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Office Location Danforth University Center, suite 300 Mailing Address Office of Scholar Programs MSC 1131-226-03 Washington University 1 Brookings Dr. St. Louis, MO 63130-4899 Phone 314-935-7194 Directory View contacts Most Requested Forms Refer a Student to Scholar Programs Recommend a high school student (grades 9-12) for the Danforth, John B. Ervin, or Annika Rodriguez Scholars Programs. View More Related Offices Undergraduate Admissions Student Financial Services Center for Diversity and Inclusion LGBTQIA+ Resources Gephardt Institute for Civic and Community Engagement Viewing: Office of Scholar Programs Filter Filter by: Category Filter by: Update Clear Filters Category Student Success Select topics: Academic Support Financial Support Under-represented Narrow by student type: First Year Upperclass Narrow by content type: Forms Update Filters Clear Filters Close Filter Menu View All Resources Annika Rodriguez Scholars Program Recognizes students who demonstrate academic and leadership achievements, service to the community and a commitment to bringing diverse groups together. Danforth Scholars Community Internship Stipend Application Danforth Scholars may apply for this stipend until April 1. Danforth Scholars Program Recognizes students who demonstrate leadership in service, intellectual and creative acuity, a commitment to diversity and kindness. John B. Ervin Scholars Program Recognizes students who exemplify academic excellence, leadership, community service and a commitment to diversity. Refer a Student to Scholar Programs Recommend a high school student (grades 9-12) for the Danforth, John B. Ervin, or Annika Rodriguez Scholars Programs. Scholar Program Events Learn more about annual events that help bring together the WashU Scholar Programs community. Scholar Program FAQs Answers to Scholar Program questions ranging from eligibility requirements to the application process and beyond. The Scholar Programs Community Formed in 2016, the Office of Scholar Programs joins the Danforth, Ervin, and Rodriguez scholar programs into one scholar community. Not finding what you need? 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