Student Profiles

The Georgetown College student body is a unique and diverse group.

The students of the College represent more than 60 different countries and hail from all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Guam, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

The students of Georgetown College, however, are much more than demographics. They are much more than numbers and places. Take the time to get to know the students of Georgetown College in the profiles below.

Nick Troiano (C’11) - Government major proposes a fund to finance the projects of his fellow students.
Caroline Stout (C’13) - Carroll fellow and Baker scholar uses her research skills and experience to help preserve Lake Champlain.
Luke Schoenfelder (C’12) - Luke Schoenfelder (C'12) spent Spring Break constructing a “green” disaster-relief habitation in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
Keely Schneider (C’12) - For an anthropology major, her role as a research assistant enhances her studies and her relationships in the department.
Elizabeth Sabol-Jones (C’13) - Student turns her hobby of baking into a business.
Zach Reese (C’12) - Chemistry major embraces the Jesuit ideal of cura personalis and hopes to promote the same values in a medical career.
Jamil Poonja (C’12) - A student leader for President Obama’s Interfaith Challenge is looking for new ways to facilitate conversation and collaboration.
Sasha Panaram (C’13) - English major creates a spring break trip focused on urban education.
Samuel Osea (C’12) - Mathematics and economics major gained valuable experience with a summer internship at Fannie Mae.
Emi Koch (C’12) - Surfer takes her nonprofit organization to Liberia.
Aamir Hussain (C’14) - Government major discusses Millennials’ views on faith, values, and government.
Jess Hebert (C’12) - Biology major won the Goldwater Scholarship for his research on the human papillomavirus, the leading cause of cervical cancer.
Emma Green (C’12) - Baker scholar and Carroll fellow studied religious dialogue by traveling to Europe and the Middle East.
Scott Garosshen (C’12) - While studying in Seville, classics and government major starred in the classroom and sparred against cultural skepticism.
Deven Comen (C’12) - Government major studies development and inequality in India.
Kendall Ciesemier (C’15) - First-year student discusses the nonprofit she started as a child and Georgetown’s ethos of “men and women for others.”
Khadijah Brydson (C’14) - Government and sociology major creates a nonprofit organization to steer children away from gangs in her hometown in Jamaica.
Wardah Athar (C’13) - Neurobiology major will speak at New Student Convocation.
Nafees Ahmed (C’12) - Government major learned to adapt after the Egyptian revolution changed her study abroad plans.
Marvin Aguilar (C’12) - Art history major curates an exhibition to explore the Boyer family of printmakers.