Alumni

The Yaegers named their daughter, Copley, after Copley Hall. Courtesy: Ryan Yaeger In support of Dean Christopher King and his vision for the newly redesigned School of Health,…

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…

Chief Change Agent, Flying Elephant Career Reflections What is the best career advice you’ve ever been given? Chart your own course, and always do what you think will have…

Owner & Founder, Gloria Becca Career Reflections What is the origin of your company’s name? Gloria Becca is named for women from both sides of my family. My maternal…

writer, international human rights lawyer, professor, public speaker, activist, and author of A Human Algorithm Time on the Hilltop What was your favorite class or who was…

CEO of Bixa Time on the Hilltop What was your favorite class or who was your favorite professor at Georgetown? My negotiations class with former FBI hostage negotiator Chris Voss…

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…

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,…

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…