Archive: Jesuit Values
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Vaughan Awarded Newman Fellowship
Shakera Vaughan (C’19) has received a 2018 Newman Civic Fellowship, a national program for students who demonstrate meaningful engagement with their communities.
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Environmental Advocate, Alumna Wins Rhodes Scholarship
Georgetown College alumna Deirdre Collins (C’17), who hopes to work to promote environmental preservation and sustainable development, has been named a 2018 Rhodes Scholar.
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Rediscovering a French Connection
A contribution from Emma Doerfler (C’18) outlines the history and connection between the town of Saint-Omer, France, and Georgetown founder John Carroll.
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Q&A: Sister Mary Scullion
Project HOME cofounder Sister Mary Scullion will be speaking at Saturday’s Commencement. Get to know her a little better here.
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Anyanwu Takes Aim at Health Gaps
This past summer, Stapleton Award recipient and anthropology minor Cristeen Anyanwu (C’18) used her training to address disparities in breast cancer treatment and awareness.
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Summer with the CSJ
40 percent of the students who participate in programs offered by the Center for Social Justice Research, Teaching and Service come from Georgetown College. We sat down with Justice and Peace Studies professor and CSJ director Andrea Wisler to learn more about the important work they do in the summer.
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WATCH: A Connection Through Music
Performing at a Baroque festival in Bolivia, the Georgetown University Chamber Singers found a spiritual connection strikingly similar to that found by Jesuit missionary musicians hundreds of years ago.
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Halfway Around the World, a Lesson Continues
Caroline Hughes (C’18) began her college career with an Ignatius Seminar on “Serving the Common Good,” taught by Professor Bette Jacobs. Two years later, she joined her former professor on an incredible trip to Mozambique.
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The Beauty of Life in Service
Chris Scribner (C’10, G’15) overcame addiction with the help of communities dedicated to serving others. Now, he’s paying it forward as a coach, teacher and mentor.
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