02.27.12
Student Surfer Takes Her Nonprofit to Liberia
Emi Koch (C’12) started a nonprofit organization that combines her passions for surfing and humanitarian work.
Ellana Lee (C’94)
Alumna oversees news bureaus from Kabul to Tokyo.
Scott Garosshen (C’12)
While studying in Seville, classics and government major starred in the classroom and sparred against cultural skepticism.
Professor Ruth Kramer
Linguistics professor’s latest research investigates gender in Amharic and other languages.
I had a conversation with an administrator from another university who said that when visiting Georgetown he noted there was a national figure giving a lecture on campus that day. I told him “that is every day at Georgetown.” It is no exaggeration to say that there are simply not enough hours in a day to take in all of the events on this campus.
Dean Chester Gillis
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