Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business helps students, business leaders and policy makers leverage emerging workplace technologies to advance their organizations and the people behind them.
In their course, Witches and Witchcraft in the Early Modern World, two Georgetown professors unravel and illuminate widespread beliefs about witches, revealing “everything that makes us human."…
Sabrina Wesley-Nero, director of Georgetown's Education, Inquiry and Justice Program, wrote the curriculum for the inaugural year of the 1619 Freedom School in Waterloo, Iowa.
New research from Georgetown faculty and the Cancer Intervention and Surveillance Modeling Network reveals that beginning screenings at age 40 would decrease disparities in breast cancer deaths for Black women.
Alejandro Werner, the former director of the Western Hemisphere Department at the International Monetary Fund, will spearhead a new institute that addresses key challenges in Latin America and the hemisphere.
danah boyd, a researcher at Microsoft Research who studies technology and society, has joined Georgetown as a visiting distinguished professor, accelerating a university initiative on technology, ethics, governance and policy.
Students and faculty in the School of Nursing & Health Studies helped develop a new educational module on implicit bias for the District of Columbia Department of Health.
John T. Monahan (C’83, L’87), whose career has focused on government programs that serve vulnerable populations in the United States and internationally, has held executive appointments across three presidential administrations.
McCourt’s Amy O’Hara and Georgetown Law’s Tanina Rostain are working with Amazon Web Services on the Civil Justice Data Commons, a repository of court data for researchers and judicial institutions.
Faculty, student and alumni researchers in Georgetown’s Happiness Lab found online interactions with close ties predicted positive effects — but online interactions with strangers are associated with lower connectedness.
