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Support for military-connected BGE students includes funding opportunities and assistance. You may also use the services of the Georgetown University Military and Veterans’ Resource Center.
Georgetown University’s Undocumented Student Resources website provides information and guidance on financial and legal aid, career education, campus and community organizations, and other supports.
Georgetown University engages with Descendants – people whose ancestors were enslaved on Maryland Jesuit plantations. We encourage you to learn about the Reconciliation Fund for community-based projects, in keeping with our reflection on slavery, memory, and reconciliation.
Georgetown strongly recommends that all community members stay up to date with COVID-19 vaccines and receive the latest dose as recommended by the CDC. Health professional students who have clinical placements with affiliated organizations (e.g., MedStar Health) will need to comply with their associated immunization requirements, including for COVID-19. Visit the Coronavirus Resource Center for more information.
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Community in Diversity at BGEAs a BGE student, you’re part of a community of dedicated and diligent scholars. Read about some of our outstanding students and alumni.
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Faculty, News
Systems Medicine Director is Editor of New Open-Access Journal, Network and Systems Medicine
Sona Vasudevan, director of the M.S. in Systems Medicine program, is an editorial board member of a new open-access journal, Network and Systems Medicine. The publication will explore the integration of network and systems sciences in medicine, using AI technology to better understand the development and mechanisms of disease.
May 5, 2025
News, Postdocs
Photos: Sharing Knowledge Across Disciplines at the 2025 Postdoctoral Research Symposium
April 23, 2025
Faculty, News
Georgetown Office of Technology Commercialization Recognizes BGE Faculty’s Innovations
April 22, 2025
News, Postdocs
April 15, 2025
External Fellowship & Award Recipients, News, Student Profiles
Students from across Georgetown doctoral programs speak about their research, their studies, and how NIH-funded T32 and TL1 programs are helping them to reach their career goals.
April 10, 2025
News, Student Profiles
Tumor Biology Student Sidharth Jain Combines Discovery and Care on M.D./Ph.D. Path
Sidharth Jain hopes that his experience at the lab bench and the bedside will help him to be an insightful researcher and compassionate clinician. As part of a melanoma research group, he is already working to make a difference in the diagnosis and treatment of cancer.
January 13, 2025
News, Student Profiles
Months After Chemotherapy, M.D./Ph.D. Student Bikes 50 Miles for Cancer Research
A year and a half into medical school at Georgetown, Bryan Weselman was diagnosed with cancer. Now, he’s researching cancer to improve treatment for other patients.
November 8, 2024
