Organizes weekend retreats for Georgetown students to discuss issues of privilege, prejudice, oppression, inequality, sexism, and stereotypes. Includes mission statements, goals, and downloadable application forms.

CIED programs aim to contribute to the educational development of human capital, strengthening democratic processes and encouraging economic growth. Offers training to professionals, governments, and institutions worldwide. Includes program descriptions, center news, and staff stories.

Offers a wide variety of services for minority students. The center provides academic counseling, peer advisement and tutoring as well as many other projects. Overview, services, scholarships, newsletter, and pre-college programs.

Integrates teaching, learning, and research at the university and seeks to combine educational traditions with the tools, resources, and opportunities of the 21st century.

Part of Georgetown University?s Public Policy Institute, development of public, nonprofit and philanthropic leadership. Offers a Nonprofit Management Executive Certificate Program. Site includes program description and requirements, center events, and admission and scholarship information.

Organizes programs to facilitate student work of direct service, develops curricular offerings that incorporate community-based work and service to justice, and seeks to exciting community-based research projects in Washington, D.C. Site includes information on community-based research and volunteer and service opportunies.

The Children's Digital Media Center explores issues regarding children and media through quantitative research methods and developmental psychology. It is a five-university consortium.

Housed in the Center for Social Justice, this network is a partnership among D.C. higher education institutions and community-based organizations. Seeks to advance the social change missions of D.C non-profit organizations though collaborative community-based research.

Seeks to share the excitement of research and creative activity in ways that stimulate the minds of students and faculty from the full spectrum of campus. Sponsored by the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS).

Students from over 30 different countries study in classes offered at all proficiency levels from beginning to advanced. Application, dates and prices, housing, and visa information.

Student volunteer organization dedicated to giving prospective students an inside look at the Georgetown experiences. Coordinates programs such as emailing, phone calls, and open houses. Includes information for prospective and accepted students.

Supports and promotes the Second Vatican Council's vision of liturgical reform and renewal. The Center works with liturgical leaders on the national, diocesan and parish level, serving as a catalyst and a resource to improve the quality of the liturgical experience in parishes throughout the United States. Includes progrms, staff listing, and reading list.

Supports the academic mission of Georgetown University by publishing scholarly books and journals in bioethics, international affairs & human rights, languages & linguistics, political science & public policy, and religion & ethics. Online store.

Seeks to support and serve women as whole persons, to celebrate their achievements, and to educate and advocate for a climate that promotes social justice and is free of all barriers and discrimination. Calendar of events, newsletter, volunteer opportunities, and related links.

Residence hall program which provides a living/learning environment for 22 Georgetown undergraduate students, both international and US. Residents participating in the program develop, design, and implement various activities through which international/intercultural issues are explored. Events, photos, and movie night schedule.

Georgetown University's villa, located in Alanya Turkey, which acts as the base for a study abroad program in Eastern Mediterranean Studies. Program is open to both Georgetown and non-Georgetown undergraduate students. Program information, picture gallery, and downloadable application form.

The mission of Overseas Studies is to promote, support, and develop international and intercultural educational opportunities for students, and in so doing, help to define the international character of Georgetown. Procedures and requirements, program list, financial aid information.

The mission of the OSP is to provide service to faculty in their pursuit and management of sponsored activities. Site includes information on proposal submission, policies, and regulations.

Provides undergraduate student leaders at Georgetown with the opportunity to enhance their education through a focus on the experience of people of color. Includes mentorship, community service, and education opportunities. Site features admission information, alumni biographies, history, and program description.

Program created to assist gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered (GLBT) students in identifying allies in the Georgetown University community who can provide resources, referrals, and support.

Sends students to places such as North Carolina, Kentucky, West Virginia, and Virginia. Community service projects range from building houses to service within communities. Location descriptions, printable application form, and board member information.

Offers undergraduate students an opportunity for an internship in the nation's capital while living and studying at Georgetown.