Timothy Torres (G’21), an active-duty U.S. Army officer, will use economic, diplomatic, policy and storytelling tools to help the next generation avoid the kinds of wars he fought in.
Sen. Jon Ossoff (SFS’09), D-Georgia, discussed how his Georgetown experience informs his career in public service at the School of Foreign Service’s first in-person event since the pandemic began.
A father to three boys, Kessler published The Dad Advice Project: Words of Wisdom from Guys Who Love Being Dads – a collection of letters from more than 40 dads.
Daniela Rojas Medina (G’21) will further her work as co-president of Georgetown Women in International Affair, highlighting the leadership of women – especially women of color – in male-dominated fields.
Mohamed Soltan (G’21) will scale up work with The Freedom Initiative, a nonprofit supporting political prisoners in the Arab world that he founded after his own 633-day detention in Egypt.
Stephen Anderson’s (SFS‘86) efforts to ensure all people can access food and nutrition in Yemen and Myanmar are part of the humanitarian work that resulted in WFP’s Nobel Peace Prize.
The event raised awareness of Asian American histories and provided steps to address anti-Asian racism and support Georgetown’s Asian, Asian American and Pacific Islander community.
Through the Hinrich Foundation Global Trade Leader Scholarship, Hannah Anderson (G’21) has networked with global trade community practitioners and become immersed in creating a more environmentally sustainable and resilient trade…
By the time the Trump administration left office on January 20, 2021, the United States and China had imposed tariffs on billions of dollars of exports from the other country…
A senior and two alumni from the School of Foreign Service will pursue graduate school and careers in Foreign Service as recipients of the prestigious Pickering and Rangel fellowships.
