Alumni

Photo: Courtesy of LeRoy Graham Many people with treatable health conditions end up in the emergency room because they lack access to primary care and cutting-edge medications, says pediatric pulmonologist…

Photo: Courtesy of Samantha Ahdoot Samantha Ahdoot, M.D. (M’99), has a special interest in the environmental effects of health in children. Joining the Pediatric Associates of Alexandria in 2003, Ahdoot…

Georgetown Magazine was honored to speak with Adrienne L. Childs (C’82) and Molly Donovan (C’88), both art historians and curators, about their longstanding commitment to studying and presenting works by…

Jack Fultz (B’76) ran his first marathon in 1971 when he was a member of the U.S. Coast Guard stationed in Alexandria, Virginia. Upon completing his four years of service,…

Shortly after graduating from Georgetown, Joshua Davis (C’17) worked as a consultant at Deloitte by day, and as a line cook at Oyamel, a José Andrés restaurant in downtown Washington,…

Lives Well Lived honors a few alumni who have recently passed away with short obituaries. We share with you these portraits of alumni who have made an indelible impact living…

Nearly 20 years ago, Soyica Colbert (C’01) was wrapping up her senior year as an English major. Nowadays, she’s carrying those undergraduate experiences into her role as the newly…

Q&A with Geoff Chatas on caring for the whole person and the institution Geoff Chatas (C’85), Georgetown’s senior vice president and chief operations officer, provides executive leadership for the…

Dr. Ranit Mishori (center), medical director at the COVID-19 high-capacity vaccination site at D.C.’s Entertainment and Sports Arena, observes as Leon Padillia, nurse for MedStar Georgetown Student Health Center,…

GUAA Executive Director Julia Farr (C’88, Parent’19, ’21, ’24) talks with the new GUAA President On July 1, 2020, Frank Ciatto (B’88, L’94, Parent’21) stepped into the role…