Jessica Lee
Jessica Lee is the program director for the DC Schools Project at the Center for Social Justice Research, Teaching and Service. “As program director for… Read More
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Jaime Brown
Jaime Brown is the community director of Harbin Hall in the Office of Residence Life. “The prospect of a Georgetown immersion trip to Baltimore focusing… Read More
Racial Equity in 2020 Census Explored by Georgetown Provost, Other Experts
The importance of racial equity in the 2020 census was the subject of an expert panel discussion yesterday, moderated Georgetown Provost Robert Groves, former United States Census Bureau director. Read More
Congresswoman Underwood Speaks on Georgetown Panel Celebrating Nursing
Rep. Lauren Underwood (D-Illinois), a one-time faculty member in Georgetown’s master’s-level nursing program at the School of Nursing & Health Studies, participates in a panel discussion celebrating the profession. Read More
Whitney Maddox
Whitney Maddox is the assistant director for student organizations and leadership development at the Center for Social Justice Research, Teaching and Service. “As a staff… Read More
Ethics to Become Key Part of Georgetown’s Computer Science Curriculum
Georgetown’s Department of Computer Science and Kennedy Institute of Ethics’ (KIE) Ethics Lab will infuse ethics into its computer science curriculum, creating what experts say could become a national model. Read More
Matthew Allgeier (G’19)
Matthew Allgeier is an MBA student in the McDonough School of Business. “The Global Business Experience residency was a highlight of my time at the… Read More
Lauren Cosgrove
“Ghana was never on my list of top travel destinations, but after spending a week in the capital city of Accra for my Global… Read More
New Tech and Society Initiative will Support Government Digital Transformation
A new Digital Service Collaborative launched last week at Georgetown’s Beeck Center for Social Impact + Innovation to cultivate a community of practice for government practitioners to share and scale efforts to digitize and transform governments. Read More
Poor in Rural India Prefer Public Health Services to Cash Transfers
A study by two Georgetown professors and a World Bank senior economist shows that residents of rural Bihar, India, prefer public health services and infrastructure improvements to direct cash transfers. Read More