Georgetown Faces

Kelly Rankin enrolled in college at age 29. It opened up a brand new world to explore. Now, she helps undergraduates explore their faith through Campus Ministry.

Carole Prietto manages the Georgetown Law Archives, which collects, preserves and provides access to records that document the school’s history from its founding in 1870 to the present day.

After two decades, Jane Banister still finds joy in kids' little and big moments of discovery at the Hoya Family Learning Center, an early childhood program at Georgetown.

Maynard Littlejohn came to Georgetown nearly 50 years ago. Decades later, he still works for the same office, and with students, who make his job feel fresh.

Trish Makovsky, a travel blogger and assistant director of admissions at the McCourt School of Public Policy, helps prospective students plan their next adventure.

Meet Gwen Coleman (G’21, G’23), director of Georgetown’s Office of Neighborhood Life. Discover how this two-time alumna bridges the gap between campus and the community.

Since founding the Georgetown Entrepreneurship Initiative, Jeff Reid has helped hundreds of students found new ventures. Reid himself is an entrepreneur of sorts in higher education.

Deona Hatley is dedicated to supporting employees' well-being, whether in creating training content for Georgetown's online systems or launching a walking challenge across international campuses.

Ayana Thomas thought she would enter a career in ministry or business. But what she found in higher education has led her to a 16-year career in universities.

Dexter Sharp’s support system encouraged him throughout his education, and now Sharp ensures Georgetown’s graduate students have what they need to succeed.