09.26.11
Study Abroad Student Adapts as a Revolution Unfolds
Government major Nafees Ahmed (C'12) learned to adapt after the Egyptian revolution changed her study abroad plans.
Amanda Hamilton (C'06)
English major saves endangered languages in Australia.
Samuel Osea (C'12)
Mathematics and Economics major gained valuable experience with a summer internship at Fannie Mae.
Professor Elżbieta Goździak
Anthropology Professor's book proposal won an international competition.
With the start of the 2011-2012 academic year, new students and their family members streamed into the Georgetown University campus. Each of these young men and women were welcomed by enthusiastic current Hoyas who prepared throughout the summer for the New Student Orientation. It was an exciting time for everyone on campus.
Dean Chester Gillis
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