Rapoport Service Scholars Program

⏰ Final day! This is your last chance to apply for the Rapoport Scholarship and be considered to join the next cohort of Rapoport Scholars. Applications close tonight at 11:59 PM.

🚨 Don’t miss out—submit your application today!

⏰ Applications Close Tomorrow!
⏳ The deadline is almost here! Applications for the Rapoport Scholarship close tomorrow at 11:59 PM. If you’re ready to grow as a leader in public service and join a community of changemakers, now is the time to submit your application and become a Rapoport Scholar.

🚨 Don’t wait—finish and submit before the deadline!

⏳ 3 Days Left!!
⏰ Just 3 days remaining! If becoming a Rapoport Scholar is on your goals list, now is the time to act. Applications for the Rapoport Scholarship are closing soon—don’t miss this opportunity to invest in your future.

📣 Submit your application before it’s too late!

⏳ 7 Days Left!!!!
⏰ One week left! There’s still time to apply for the Rapoport Scholarship, but the deadline is quickly approaching. Make sure your application is submitted and your materials are complete.

✨ Your journey as a Rapoport Scholar could start today.

⏳ 10 Days Left
⏰ The countdown is on! There are 10 days left to submit your application for the Rapoport Scholarship. If you’re passionate about public service, leadership, and making an impact—this opportunity is for you. Don’t wait until the last minute!

📌 Apply now and take the first step toward becoming a Rapoport Scholar.

We’re so excited to celebrate Rapoport Scholar alumna Cecilia Lopez Cardenas (2010) on receiving the 2025–2026 Staff Merit Award! 🎉👏

Cecilia’s journey is rooted in service, care, and a genuine commitment to students. Whether she’s uplifting student voices or helping create spaces where everyone feels they belong, her work reflects what it truly means to be a Longhorn.

Congratulations, Cecilia your Rapoport community is cheering you on!🧡🤘


🔗Link to Article: https://utcampuslifeupdate.tumblr.com/post/807007751530266624/2025-2026-staff-merit-awards

Service. Leadership. Impact. 💫

Becoming a Rapoport Scholar means committing to meaningful community service, engaging in civic leadership, and learning alongside peers who are passionate about making a difference. From hands-on service projects to leadership and civic engagement coursework, the Rapoport Scholarship prepares students to lead with purpose.

📣 Applications are open! Don’t miss your chance to apply and join a community dedicated to service and social impact.
⏰ Submit your application before the February 15 deadline.

These are our amazing sophomore Rapoport Scholars! 🌟
They are heading into the new year with big goals and an even bigger commitment to making a meaningful impact in their communities. We can’t wait to see all the incredible things they accomplish in the year ahead!

📢 Rapoport Scholar Applications Are Open!
Freshmen in the College of Liberal Arts—apply now to earn $30,000 toward your education while making a real impact through service-based learning. If giving back drives you, this scholarship is for you.
✨ Apply by February 15th!

🌟Meet New Rapoport Scholar Natalie Lizzet Zapata🌟
Natalie is passionate about supporting children and giving back to communities that are often overlooked. Her favorite way to give back is by volunteering with the Austin Child Guidance Center, where she assists at the front desk, conducts outreach research, and is in the process of becoming a Play Leader to engage directly with the children.

A sophomore from Brownsville, Texas, Natalie is pursuing a B.A. in Psychology. On campus, she is involved with RGV Familia and Kappa Delta. She plans to attend graduate school and ultimately become a Child Psychologist, working with disadvantaged communities to make a meaningful difference in their lives.

🌟Meet New Rapoport Scholar Emily Reyes🌟
Emily is passionate about service, leadership, and making a tangible impact in her community. Most recently, Emily volunteered at Casa Posada Esperanza, tutoring children staying there and helping them thrive.

A sophomore from Houston, Texas, Emily is majoring in Government and Economics with a minor in Mexican American and Latino Studies. On campus, she’s involved in Minority Women Pursuing Law, the Ballotpedia Fellowship, Texas Juntos Legal Affairs, and contributes as a writer for Accessing the Law. She plans to attend law school.