Georgetown Joins New Global Partnership to Advance Equitable and Inclusive Technology

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Reverend Jim Wallis joins Georgetown as inaugural chair in Faith and Justice,
will lead new Faith and Justice Center

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$10M scholarship gift honors Robert Henle, S.J., who ‘took a chance’ on the donor

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How Georgetown University works to make college accessible and affordable

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Georgetown parents give $25M to create Americas Institute

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Our Priorities in This Moment

Whatever the situation, wherever our location, Georgetown is an extraordinary community capable of extraordinary impact. Join us in meeting the challenges of this moment by investing in three critical priorities: supporting students’ well-being, ensuring safety and health on campus, and deploying Georgetown’s deep expertise to meet urgent societal needs.

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Supporting student well-being

Georgetown’s strength is inextricably tied to our students’ talent and success. At a time of great crisis, dislocation, and financial strain, we must redouble our longstanding investment in support and resources to ensure that every student can thrive.

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Ensuring safe and healthy campuses

Georgetown has developed a completely new infrastructure to ensure continuity of our teaching and research mission, and to prepare our community for a time when we can all be safely together again. Our community will play a crucial role in supporting that ongoing work—and our institution’s long-term health.

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Serving others through discovery and impact

We are compelled to deploy Georgetown’s expertise in critical areas—including medical research, racial justice, and technology’s impact in society—in service to our D.C. community and the world. Now, more than ever, we must accelerate this work.

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Meaningful philanthropy doesn’t have to be complicated. These three key questions will help guide your approach and grow your impact.

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Omoyele Okunola

“I initially chose Georgetown for its prestige, but the school also awarded me a full scholarship—removing a significant financial barrier to higher education.”

— Omoyele Okunola (C’20), vice president of Georgetown University Women of Color, winner of Georgetown’s McTighe Prize, and participant in the Baker Scholars Program and Georgetown Scholars Program

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