Georgetown Faces

Marc Fournier, vice president of auxiliary services and real estate, honed his cooking chops at Walt Disney World. After culinary school, his career took a different turn.

Meet the man who lived through World War II, marched with Martin Luther King Jr. and has been a priest for over 50 years advocating for social justice.

Lauren Tuckley mentors Hoyas competing for the Rhodes and Marshall Scholarships. Her approach isn’t about checking the right boxes or polishing the resume.

As someone with a disability, Kevin Andrews knows what it's like to face accessibility barriers. Today, he works to improve accessibility in digital spaces at Georgetown.

In his day job, Andy McGeoch keeps McCourt's curriculum cutting-edge. In his off hours, McGeoch helps fellow birders spot bald eagles and wood thrushes in DC.

Getu Woldemariam's first job at Georgetown was a parking lot attendant in 1988. Now, he oversees transportation at the university.

Meet Robinson Rivera, a 35-year veteran of Georgetown and a beloved GUTS bus driver.

John LaRue’s fingerprints are all over campus. He designs banners on buildings and brochures for events. The art director found his forte though from an expected source.

After beginning her career in fashion, Valerie Coats now helps incarcerated men and women take Georgetown classes at the DC Jail.

Trent Kennedy loves data analytics — not just for his work at Georgetown but also for his sprawling comic book collection.