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Fall Faculty Convocation Celebrates Impact of Professors

By Hayley Young November 3, 2023

Georgetown University celebrated 72 newly promoted or tenured faculty members from the main campus, Georgetown University Medical Center and Georgetown University Law Center at its fall faculty convocation...

30 New Faculty Members Join Georgetown College of Arts and Sciences

By Hayley Young September 14, 2023

Georgetown University College of Arts & Sciences welcomed 30 new faculty members for the upcoming academic year across 17 different departments and programs. The university hired new professors,...

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Five New Faculty Members Join Georgetown Law

By Hayley Young September 7, 2023

Georgetown University Law Center welcomed five new faculty members for the upcoming academic year. The five new professors are Kristelia García, professor of law; Michele Bratcher Goodwin, Linda D....

The Engelhard Project: Infusing Wellness into Learning

The Engelhard Project: Infusing Wellness into Learning

By Daisy Hagen September 29, 2022

Like countless other first-years, Vanesa Carrillo (MSB ’23) found herself carrying a lot of anxieties during her first weeks on the Hilltop.  “Freshman year, we’re all coming from different...

Georgetown Students Study Migration Policy at Southern Border

Georgetown Students Study Migration Policy at Southern Border

By Brooke DeLucia March 17, 2022

Georgetown University students and professors traveled to El Paso, Texas and Mexico City over spring break for their course on refugee and migrant children.  The class, titled “Refugee and Migrant...

“A Clear Violation of the Law”: Professors Reject Student Disability Accommodations

“A Clear Violation of the Law”: Professors Reject Student Disability Accommodations

By Mia Rasamny February 4, 2022

Caitlin McDermott (COL ’23) was hoping for a Zoom class environment that was educational, interesting and respectful of her identity as a deaf student when she began taking the course “Forensic Linguistics”...

Professors Struggle With Dependent Care, Lack of University Support Amid COVID-19

Professors Struggle With Dependent Care, Lack of University Support Amid COVID-19

By Katie Bootsma and Julia Staley February 19, 2021

After the abrupt shift to online learning in March, theology professor Erin Cline found herself stretched thin between teaching classes at Georgetown University, caring for three young children — two...

Home Kitchen Labs and Dance Studios: How Professors Are Adapting Their Online Classes

Home Kitchen Labs and Dance Studios: How Professors Are Adapting Their Online Classes

By Emily Scheibe October 23, 2020

When a Zoom licensing issue prevented several students from joining David Burk’s 331-person “Econ Principles Micro” lecture on the first day of classes, he was devastated. Before this semester,...

VIEWPOINT: Eliminate Bias in Course Evaluations

By Larry Huang November 29, 2018

At the end of each semester, students have the opportunity to shape our future learning by completing course evaluations. We should use these evaluations, typically biased against women and minorities,...

DIBBLE: Remembering a Mentor

DIBBLE: Remembering a Mentor

By Susannah Dibble April 24, 2018

Last week, Georgetown lost an important member of our community. For the Senior Compass Series, Susannah Dibble reflects on the lessons Marc Chernick and many other professors taught her during her time...

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GU Professors Address Political Art

By Alia Kawar November 17, 2017

Georgetown is a center of dialogue about art and politics, integrating both of these disciplines through its diverse coursework. The department of art and art history gives students the opportunity to...

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