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Women on the Wall: Honoring an Underappreciated Legacy

More Than a Meal

Georgetown Magazine

Nov 2016

Sister, Surgeon, Soldier

Sister Deirdre Byrne is a religious sister of the Little Workers of the Sacred Hearts and a retired colonel in the U.S. Army Medical Corps. As an Army and missionary surgeon, she has performed...

Georgetown Medicine Magazine

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Oct 2016

48 hours in a MASH unit at Ground Zero

On September 15, 2001, Dr. Karch wrote to friends and colleagues reporting what he experienced and learned as a physician at Ground Zero, including 27 practical tips for future mass civilian casualty...

Georgetown Medicine Magazine

Oct 2016

Reflections on Medicine

Kimberly Henderson (C'91, L'95, M'00)

Hoyas for Others

Sep 2016

Alumnus Helps ‘Brew’ a Better World

#HoyasforOthers Eugene "Gene" Ubalijoro (B'86) believes that sustainability as a business imperative can affect great positive change on not only businesses but on the entire world. At the age of 11...

Georgetown Medicine Magazine

Sep 2016

Pursuing a PhD for the Love of Science

How does someone with a degree in electrical engineering spend a career in finance, retire, and then head to Georgetown for a master’s in biotechnology, eventually pursuing a PhD in...

Georgetown Medicine Magazine

Sep 2016

A Mission to Serve

At the conclusion of an accomplished military career, Gerard Antoine (M’98) reflects on his time at a combat outpost and turns to the challenges of health care in the Caribbean.

Georgetown Medicine Magazine

Sep 2016

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Student Voice by Daniel Coleman (M’17)

Georgetown Medicine Magazine

Sep 2016

Reflections on 9/11 - Medical Care in the Chaos

Something fundamentally changed in all of us. On that day, we realized both individually and as a nation that we were vulnerable. — Michael M. Karch, MD (M’95, R’02)

Georgetown Magazine

Donn Fassero, Todd Smith, and Richard Han

Sep 2016

Georgetown Magazine: One Practice, Three Generations

Richard Han (M'09), right, says that the sense of community and a strong support system at Georgetown School of Medicine sets the school apart. Today he's in an orthopedic practice in Modesto,...

Georgetown Magazine

Aug 2016

Georgetown Magazine: An Opportunity to Serve with Friends

Food and nutrition services have always been a volunteer match for Mu Alpha Hoyas. Image credit: Mu Alpha website By Timothy Rosenberger (C'16) When Paul Albergo (C'82) thinks about his four years at...

Georgetown Medicine Magazine

Aug 2016

Teaching in a Jesuit School of Medicine

Mary A. Furlong, MD (MS’91, M’95, R’00), shares the professor’s perspective on education at Georgetown University Medical Center.

Georgetown Medicine Magazine

Aug 2016

The Neurosurgeon's Prayer

Meghan Murphy, MD (M'2019;11), resident neurological surgeon at the Mayo Clinic, draws on her faith as a source of composure, strength, humility and compassion.

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Women on the Wall: Honoring an Underappreciated Legacy

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Sister, Surgeon, Soldier

48 hours in a MASH unit at Ground Zero

Reflections on Medicine

Alumnus Helps ‘Brew’ a Better World

Pursuing a PhD for the Love of Science

A Mission to Serve

Padawan

Reflections on 9/11 - Medical Care in the Chaos

Georgetown Magazine: One Practice, Three Generations

Georgetown Magazine: An Opportunity to Serve with Friends

Teaching in a Jesuit School of Medicine

The Neurosurgeon's Prayer

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