This academic year, while different than originally envisioned, reflected the strength and vibrance of the McCourt community.
In celebration of the Class of 2020, here are some of the highlights from McCourt’s end-of-year virtual celebrations.
This virtual yearbook includes messages from McCourt School Dean Maria Cancian, McCourt School faculty and staff, as well as several student-submitted photos and memories.
The faculty and staff of the McCourt School are so proud of all of the hard work students have put in through the years. From problem sets, to office hours, and final thesis projects, McCourt students have shown that they are ready to tackle complex challenges and build a more inclusive, equitable world.
Frank McCourt (C’75), a Georgetown alumnus for whom the McCourt School is named, shared his thoughts on the future and his message of hope during an interview with McCourt School Dean Maria Cancian in early May.
The McCourt School prides itself on a strong sense of community made possible by incredible students and faculty. This year’s annual awards ceremony, hosted virtually, featured several student speakers and remarks from Dean Maria Cancian.
