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Alumni in the Field: Shireesha Dhanireddy

Based in Seattle, Shireesha Dhanireddy, MD (C'95, M'99), completed her internal medicine residency and infectious disease fellowship at the University of Washington. Read More

Alumni in the Field: Robert Redfield

As director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention since 2018, virologist Robert Redfield, MD (C'73, M'77), is optimistic about the future of HIV treatment. Read More

Alumni in the Field: Eric Daar

Eric Daar, MD (M'85), cared for his first AIDS patient as a Georgetown medical student on rotation. After graduation, he returned to his hometown, Los Angeles, to pursue a residency in internal medicine at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. Read More

Alumni in the Field: Craig Hendrix

During some of his first clinical experiences as a medical student, Craig Hendrix, MD (M'84), witnessed the tragic conditions for AIDS patients, with Washington, D.C., an epicenter of the epidemic in the U.S. Read More

Partner with us to transform health care at Georgetown

“Now the space will match the level of care we give.” Read More

Lives Well Lived—Spring 2019

Lives Well Lived honors a few alumni who have recently passed away with short obituaries. We share with you these portraits of alumni beyond the headlines who have made an indelible impact living day-to-day. Read More

Olympian Crosses Borders in Life and Sports

Rookie bobsledder Chris Kinney (C'11) was at the starting line for his first Olympic run at last year's Winter Olympics in PyeongChang, Korea, when a chant of “Hoya Saxa!” pierced the air. Read More

Moving Forward and Pushing Boundaries

Every three months, Dr. Christina Hanna (F'08, M'14) packs her bags and travels from Philadelphia to Butaro, Rwanda, where she treats young cancer patients. Read More

A Deeper Calling: Four Georgetown Alumni Reflect on Their Spiritual Journeys After Becoming Jesuits

The journey to Jesuit priesthood—called formation—is not for the faint of heart. From the first days of the novitiate to final vows, the process requires years of arduous academic study, ministry to the ill and needy around the world, and deep interior reflection. Read More

Progress in Neonatal Seizure Pharmacology

Mounting evidence from patients and from research in animal models suggests that exposure to common epilepsy drugs, phenobarbital in particular, causes lasting damage to cognitive and motor functions in the developing brain. Read More