05.25.10
2010 Georgetown College Commencement Speakers Call on Students to Give Back
The cloudy skies hanging over the hilltop did nothing to dampen the mood of Georgetown College's 2010 Commencement exercises. Students lining up in Red Square chanted "Hoya Saxa!" while waiting to process across Copley Lawn.
Amalia Aruda (C'09)
Alumna pursues Ph.D. at Wood's Hole and MIT.
Andrew Molchan (C'10)
College student works on cancer research.
Professor Jason Rosenblatt
The professor of English has recently published a prestigious edition of Milton's poetry and prose.
Georgetown College presents a balance between the breadth of knowledge that the 21st century will demand, and the depth that qualifies one’s expertise. Those who are considering applying to the College are on the path of joining a vibrant community characterized by passion that matches the talent of our exceptional student body.
Dean Chester Gillis
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