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Women on the Wall: Honoring an Underappreciated Legacy

More Than a Meal

Alumni at Work

Carmen Ortiz Larsen established a technology business in 1980 with another Georgetown physics student, Keith King (C’73).

Nov 2018

Georgetown Trailblazer Reflects on Her Experiences in the First Co-ed STEM Class

Carmen Ortiz Larsen (C’73) is the CEO and founder of AQUAS, Inc.—an engineering and technology business located in Kensington, Maryland.

Georgetown Medicine Magazine

photo showing eight tools in Dr. Pagan's white coat

Sep 2018

What's in my white coat with Fernando Pagan

An interview with Fernando Pagan (M’96, R’00), a movement disorders neurologist at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital

Student and Community Life

Aug 2018

Alumni Pass On Hoya, College Advice to #GeorgetownBound Students

Each year, hundreds of students from various walks of life step foot on the Hilltop, anxiously awaiting the start of their collegiate journeys. From first-generation college students to #...

Alumni at Work

May 2018

5 Questions With Lea Berman (MA’81)

Former White House social secretary Lea Berman elaborates on some of her key messages about treating people well.

Georgetown Medicine Magazine

Apr 2018

Reflections on Medicine with Sylvia Morris

Sylvia Morris (M’98)

Georgetown Medicine Magazine

photo of items from a Doctor's white coat

Apr 2018

What's in my white coat with Charles Read

An interview with Charles “Chip” Read (M’85, R’88, W’91), a pulmonary and critical care physician at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital.

Georgetown Medicine Magazine

photograph of Rembrandt Peale’s The Court of Death, 1820

Apr 2018

Brain Death Symposium Explores Questions for Our Time

Renowned medical ethicist Melissa Moschella, PhD did at a recent day-long Georgetown symposium on “Brain Death: New Questions for Philosophy and Theology.”

Georgetown Medicine Magazine

Apr 2018

From Compounds to Clinics, Classrooms to Community

From an idea scribbled in a lab notebook to a therapy administered in a clinic, the path toward developing a treatment takes years.

Medical Spotlight

Dr. Regina Torsney-Durkin, and Dr. Christina Hanna

Apr 2018

Connecting and Uniting

CURA Program Brings Medical Alumni Together The CURA (Connecting and Uniting Residents and Alumni) Program was founded in 2005 with the goal of connecting Georgetown medical alumni, wherever they may...

Medical Spotlight

Apr 2018

Dr. Sylvia Morris

If you don't recognize Dr. Sylvia Morris (M'98) from school, you may have seen her on TV. She's been on CNN and the Weather Channel, just to name a few, talking to audiences about how to stay healthy...

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Women on the Wall: Honoring an Underappreciated Legacy

More Than a Meal

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Georgetown Trailblazer Reflects on Her Experiences in the First Co-ed STEM Class

What's in my white coat with Fernando Pagan

Alumni Pass On Hoya, College Advice to #GeorgetownBound Students

5 Questions With Lea Berman (MA’81)

Reflections on Medicine with Sylvia Morris

What's in my white coat with Charles Read

Brain Death Symposium Explores Questions for Our Time

From Compounds to Clinics, Classrooms to Community

Connecting and Uniting

Dr. Sylvia Morris