Meghan Dubyak (G’19)
Meghan Dubyak (G’19) is the Associate Vice President for Strategic Communications. I experienced the Kino Border Initiative through participation in… Read More
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Going Off Campus for the Great Outdoors
Though DC is not as dense or crowded as other big cities, it can still be a change of pace for any new… Read More
Classes I’m Taking as an Undeclared Student in the MSB
Choosing which classes you take in college can be totally overwhelming at first, especially since Georgetown offers so many cool courses. It’s easy… Read More
5 Places to Eat Off Campus Around Georgetown
Here at Georgetown, I’m always looking for convent, quick, and inexpensive options to dine off campus. Whether it be a weekend meal with… Read More
Things Georgetown Students Can Look Forward to in the Spring
Passport DC One of the most exciting aspects of Georgetown’s location is the vibrant, international community that naturally gravitates towards DC’s political importance. Read More
Things I Wish I Knew Before Attending Georgetown
Upon being accepted to Georgetown, the school and various organizations on campus did a fantastic job of informing incoming students of resources on… Read More
Pulitzer Prize-Winning Photographer Shares Work of Immigrants from U.S.-Mexico Border
John Moore, winner of the Pulitzer Prize and the World Press Photo of the Year, visits campus to show images from his work on immigration at the border and other subjects. Read More
Ph.D. Student Studies Psychology of Attitudes Toward Undocumented Immigrants
Mia Hendricks (G’22), after completing research on the perception of the threat of terrorism and how it leads people to reduce their support for human rights and civil liberties, is now focusing on attitudes toward undocumented immigrants. Read More
Important Update on COVID-19 Planning and Travel Announcements
Sent to All Members of the Georgetown Community Read More
Stacey Corcoran
Stacey Corcoran is the Chief Marketing Officer at the School of Continuing Studies (SCS). A doll. Duffel bags and backpacks. A small boy. A grandmother. Read More
