Class of 2022

Students in the Class of 2022 have produced exceptional research, pursued justice and supported their communities, and they’ll continue to live out Georgetown’s values as they take their next steps.

Georgetown has invited 11 speakers to speak at this year’s commencement ceremonies, including U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken.

On March 18, the School of Medicine’s Class of 2022 gathered with family, friends, faculty and staff to learn together where each soon-to-be doctor would go for their residency.

Antony Costantin (G’22), a student in the Master of Arts in Arab Studies program, conducted research during an internship with the SME Finance Forum, managed by the International Finance Corporation.

Biology major Jordan Kramer (C’22) has been awarded the Barry Goldwater Scholarship, which she will use to continue her work in cancer cell research.

Heather Yu Huang (C’23) studies and works to address cultural and educational inequities, and Jennifer Martínez Sánchez (C’22) applies her studies in sociology and public health to advance immigrants’ rights.

Cherizza Lundy (G'22), a graduate student in the McCourt School of Public Policy, uses her training as a McCourt Leadership Fellow to co-lead a task force at Google to advance…

Lara Adekunle (NHS'22), a global health major and Hoya volleyball player and founding member of the Black Student-Athlete Coalition, hopes to improve health systems and advance health equity.

Numerous student- and university-led efforts at Georgetown are aimed at promoting the right to vote.

Pia Bhatia (C’21) and Grace Feagin (C’22) receive Clare Boothe Luce scholarships that recognize high-achieving undergraduate women pursuing degrees in science, math and engineering fields.