McCourt Alumnus Manages National COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution
McCourt alumnus Army Maj. Doug Meyer (G’19) manages the United States COVID-19 vaccine distribution efforts supporting the federal response and progressing pandemic recovery. Read More
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SHIP: Get the COVID-19 Vaccine as Soon as You Can
Sent to the Class of 2024 and New Transfer Students Read More
Making Georgetown Communication More Accessible, Inclusive for All
Special Advisor for Disability Libbie Rifkin is collaborating with colleagues to promote accessible ways to communicate through digital means, part of ongoing efforts to advance accessibility at Georgetown. Read More
Vaccine Eligibility, Guidelines and Compliance
Sent to faculty, staff and students at Main, Med and Law. Read More
Every Hoya Cares About Mental Well-Being
Whether you’re working from the kitchen table, studying from your childhood bedroom or juggling it all while caring for loved ones, our Hoya community is here to help. Read More
Georgetown to Launch Bachelor’s Degree Program at Maryland Prison
University’s Prisons and Justice Initiative expands education opportunities for incarcerated students Read More
Georgetown to Launch Bachelor’s Degree Program at Maryland Prison
The Georgetown Prisons and Justice Initiative will introduce a full bachelor’s degree program for 25 aspiring students incarcerated at Patuxent Institution in Jessup, MD, in the next academic year. Read More
Cross-Campus Collaboration Launches Minor in Medical Humanities, Culture and Society
Sponsored by the Georgetown Medical Humanities Initiative, the undergraduate minor strives to re-center health and healing in a broader social, cultural and historical context. Read More
Hoya Family Newsletter – Tuesday, April 6
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Engin Ontiveros
"Taking time to connect authentically to my peers and colleagues and have honest caring conversations about how we are and what we need has given me hope and anchored my well-being." Read More