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Lillian Alexander (MIDP’20), director of impact at Mercy Corps Ventures, speaking at an impact investing conference. In reflecting on life post-graduation, Lillian Alexander (MIDP’20)…
March 17, 2025

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McCourt School alumna charges ahead on EV adoption incentives for Washington State
Emma Wyma (MPP’23) As a clean transportation policy engagement specialist for the Washington State Department of Commerce, Emma Wyma (MPP’23) is the point person for the state’s Electric…
March 10, 2025
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McCourt School elevates its Leadership Fellows program
Since 2020, the McCourt School of Public Policy’s Leadership Fellows program has offered a small cohort of returning graduate students unique professional development opportunities and advanced…
March 3, 2025
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McCourt’s location in our nation’s capital provides students with unprecedented access to the policy research, experts, conversations, and opportunities they crave to accelerate and deepen their professional impact.
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Georgetown University Wikipedia Edit-a-thon 2025Mar. 21
- 2:00 pm
- Office of Student Equity and Inclusion (OSEI) at the Garden Level of Healey Family Student Center
Friday Fast for JusticeMar. 21
- 4:00 pm
Women in Leadership: Resistance and ResilienceMar. 25
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- Riggs Library

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McCourt students are impatient changemakers who don’t want to wait until they graduate to have a positive impact. Many put their classroom learning to work through co-curricular and extracurricular programming– global residencies, spring break immersions, and policy labs– which provide valuable hands-on experience.