COVID-19 Pandemic Response Funding for Graduate Students
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Hoya Family Newsletter – Thursday, September 30
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SFS Grad Student Conducts Research To Help Expand Access to Finance for Small Businesses Abroad
Antony Costantin (G’22), a student in the Master of Arts in Arab Studies program, conducted research during an internship with the SME Finance Forum, managed by the International Finance Corporation. Read More
How to Stay Safe and Secure on Campus
Pope Francis and Muslim Clerics Represent Hope for the Future of Interfaith Collaboration, Faith Leaders Say at Georgetown Event
Dialogue between Pope Francis and Muslim clerics represents hope for the future of interfaith collaboration, according to faith leaders who spoke at a Georgetown University event on September 27, 2021. Read More
Study Reveals 60-90 Days After a Stroke Is Optimal Timing for Intensive Arm and Hand Rehab
The study by Georgetown Medical Center and MedStar National Rehabilitation Network researchers found some benefit for intensive rehabilitation at less than 30 days, but no significant benefit after six months. Read More
Health and Social Services Law Expert Appointed Interim Dean of School of Nursing & Health Studies
John T. Monahan (C’83, L’87), whose career has focused on government programs that serve vulnerable populations in the United States and internationally, has held executive appointments across three presidential administrations. Read More
Big Data Project Aims to Make U.S. Civil Court System More Transparent and Equitable
McCourt’s Amy O’Hara and Georgetown Law’s Tanina Rostain are working with Amazon Web Services on the Civil Justice Data Commons, a repository of court data for researchers and judicial institutions. Read More
Sign Up for Your Free Flu Vaccination on Campus
Dear Members of the Georgetown University Community, As we shared in a September 10 message, flu… Read More