Mary Jordan (C'83)

Pulitzer Prize Winner and Former London Bureau Chief, The Washington Post

Mary Jordan credits her career in journalism to her Georgetown education, including Fr. Healy's poetry instruction and the encouragement he offered to pursue her writing. Most recently, Jordan and her husband, Kevin Sullivan, worked as The Washington Post's co-bureau chiefs in London. Read more

Tags: Journalism, Women, International

Joseph A. Almeida (C'05)

Winner of Teach for America's 2007 National Sue Lehmann Excellence in Teaching Award

Two experiences during his student years stand out for Joseph Almeida: Meeting Sen. Joe Biden while ushering during Commencement and competing nationally with Groove Theory, Georgetown's first co-ed hip-hop dance group. Read more

Tags: Teaching, Community Service

Rabbi Harold S. White

Jewish Chaplaincy Director and Senior Jewish Chaplain, Georgetown University

Rabbi White first came to Washington in the summer of 1968. For more than forty years, he has created an interreligious home at Georgetown, which started with a faithful question: "Why would a Jesuit university need a rabbi when Georgetown did not have any Jewish students?". Read more

Tags: Medicine, World War II