Funding

The CityStudioSTL Faculty Community Engagement Grants seek faculty teaching courses that elevate community-engaged learning, scholarship, and practical applications. This includes courses that engage with the St. Louis region through the study of, community issues and contemporary topics, as well as courses that partner directly with community organizations and members. Proposals with long-term collaborative plans within existing courses will be prioritized.

The CityStudioSTL Fellowship provides funded opportunities for architecture, landscape architecture, and urban design students to work with a local firm to address socially engaged challenges in St. Louis. Participating students will complete a 12-week civic or pro bono project in the St. Louis region at a host firm.

CityStudioSTL Student Awards are open to full-time undergraduate or graduate students who propose to continue a community collaborative project from a curricular or cocurricular experience. Awards will support students who wish to either complete a project begun in a course, or expand the project’s original scope; priority is given to initiatives that are already underway.

Funding open to Sam Fox School faculty to support art and design projects and installations in the Grand Center Arts District.

Funding resources for individuals accessible through local public libraries

Funding to promote the original research and creative work of faculty at national and international conferences.

Research awards for Sam Fox School tenured and tenure-track faculty, as well as full-time senior lecturers.

Up to $2,500 award to faculty for activities that further student enrichment.

Travel stipends for graduate students in architecture, art, landscape architecture, and urban design.

All University information about research and sponsored activity.

The Office of Undergraduate Research at WashU serves as a valuable resource for students beginning to explore the concept of undergraduate research.

Faculty, alumni, and graduating students can apply to work in residence at the College & Graduate School of Art’s studio at the Cité internationale des arts.

Funding for undergraduate and graduate students receiving need-based financial aid.

Scholarships and awards for WashU graduate and undergraduate students