Inclusion

Khansa Maria has earned honors during her time at GU-Q. She and her project partner won a research grant for “Humanizing Resources: Analyzing Employment Opportunities for the Disabled in Qatar,”…

Committed to a whole-institution approach, Adanna J. Johnson leads the news Office of Student Equity and Inclusion…

Heidi Elmendorf, co-director of the first annual Summer Institute on Equity in the Academic Experience…

When Dr. Ayaz Virji (C'96, M'00) and his family moved to rural Minnesota, they were the only Muslims in their community. Things went well until the election of Donald Trump. Somewhat reluctantly,…

"In order to succeed, we must have a vision, a mission, and a plan to get there."…

Carmen Ortiz Larsen (C’73) is the CEO and founder of AQUAS, Inc.—an engineering and technology business located in Kensington, Maryland. Why did you choose Georgetown University? Carmen…

Medical student demographics are shifting. As recently as 2015, white matriculants comprised just half of the student body. In 2017, the American Association of Medical Colleges reported that for the…

From an idea scribbled in a lab notebook to a therapy administered in a clinic, the path toward developing a treatment takes years.

Scholarship, policy, law, medicine, and society at large are increasingly addressing equality issues related to sex and gender—sex being biologically determined differences between male and female, and gender being socially…

Three years ago, Ayaz Virji, MD (C’96, M’00), moved with his family to Dawson, a small town in western Minnesota, to pursue his interest in practicing rural health.