05.14.12
Holding Up a Mirror
Georgetown College Commencement speaker David Simon brings social justice to television.
Tucker Kapp (C’10)
Alumnus continues his thesis research while teaching English and theater in France.
Aamir Hussain (C’14)
Government major discusses Millennials’ views on faith, values, and government.
Professor Ali Arab
Math professor uses statistics to model the environment.
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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