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Women on the Wall: Honoring an Underappreciated Legacy

More Than a Meal

Georgetown Magazine

Jan 2020

Women on the Wall: Honoring an Underappreciated Legacy

The walls of Georgetown’s Leavey Center now tell a wonderful visual story of some of the university’s most inspiring alumnae and female faculty, staff and administrators, thanks to the Women on the...

Georgetown Magazine

Jan 2020

A Life-Saving Calling

Ebony Marcelle (NHS’05) says that midwives like herself play critical roles in the lives of Black women and their babies.

Georgetown Magazine

Jan 2020

Faith in Fabretto

While most of his classmates anticipated their first careers after graduation, Kevin Marinacci (C’89) felt a different purpose.

Georgetown Magazine

Jan 2020

Biennial Black Alumni Summit Engages Theme of “People. Passion. Impact.”

The third biennial Black Alumni Summit drew almost 240 Black Hoyas from all classes and schools to reconnect with each other and the university.

Georgetown Magazine

Jan 2020

Riding for 'Desperately Needed Services'

In March 2019, Janne Kouri (B’97) set off from Los Angeles on a cross-country trip. Two months later, crossing under a balloon arch at Healy Gates, he completed his journey— traveling 3,100 miles in...

Georgetown Magazine

Jan 2020

Water With a Heart

When entrepreneur Kimberly Reilly (SLL’95) decided to develop a new, socially responsible business, she focused on the most basic of human needs: water.

Georgetown Magazine

Jan 2020

More Than a Meal

Noobtsaa Philip Vang (MBA’16) craved his mother’s cooking. It was 2014, and he had just moved to DC to start his MBA at the McDonough School of Business.

Georgetown Magazine

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Jan 2020

Lives Well Lived — Fall 2019

Lives Well Lived honors a few alumni who have recently passed away with short obituaries. We share with you these portraits of alumni beyond the headlines who have made an indelible impact living day...

Georgetown Magazine

Dec 2019

A Whole-Institution Approach

Committed to a whole-institution approach, Adanna J. Johnson leads the news Office of Student Equity and Inclusion

Georgetown Medicine Magazine

Oct 2019

Alumni in the Field: Craig Hendrix

During some of his first clinical experiences as a medical student, Craig Hendrix, MD (M’84), witnessed the tragic conditions for AIDS patients, with Washington, D.C., an epicenter of the epidemic in...

Georgetown Medicine Magazine

Oct 2019

Alumni in the Field: Eric Daar

Eric Daar, MD (M’85), cared for his first AIDS patient as a Georgetown medical student on rotation. After graduation, he returned to his hometown, Los Angeles, to pursue a residency in internal...

Georgetown Medicine Magazine

Oct 2019

Alumni in the Field: Robert Redfield

As director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention since 2018, virologist Robert Redfield, MD (C’73, M’77), is optimistic about the future of HIV treatment.

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Women on the Wall: Honoring an Underappreciated Legacy

More Than a Meal

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Women on the Wall: Honoring an Underappreciated Legacy

A Life-Saving Calling

Faith in Fabretto

Biennial Black Alumni Summit Engages Theme of “People. Passion. Impact.”

Riding for 'Desperately Needed Services'

Water With a Heart

More Than a Meal

Lives Well Lived — Fall 2019

A Whole-Institution Approach

Alumni in the Field: Craig Hendrix

Alumni in the Field: Eric Daar

Alumni in the Field: Robert Redfield

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