Poulton Hall

The Women's and Gender Studies Program at Georgetown University offers an interdisciplinary examination of women's lives, labor, arts, and the politics of sexuality, while addressing the historical and structural meanings of gender. By engaging with critical theories, the program encourages students to explore the intersections of gender with race, ethnicity, class, and other significant factors through research, discussion, and praxis. Emphasizing a cross-cultural and multi-racial perspective, the program prepares students to interrogate assumptions about gender and sexuality and to apply their understanding in various fields such as politics, law, health, and cultural studies. With a focus on both theoretical frameworks and practical applications, the program fosters intellectual growth and prepares students for advanced research opportunities. Generated from the website

Be a Summer Hoya! High School students from around the country, and around the world can explore programming offered in a variety of subjects. Programs are available in Medicine, Science, Business, Politics, Law, Arts & Humanities and College Prep.

Georgetown University, rooted in its Catholic Jesuit heritage, offers a transformative education that emphasizes both rigorous academics and a commitment to social justice. With a diverse range of degree programs across 11 schools, the institution fosters a global mindset and encourages students to challenge narratives and engage with complex issues facing the world. Located in Washington, DC, Georgetown provides students with unparalleled access to the nation's political and cultural landscapes. Its campuses—spanning the historic Hilltop and the bustling Capitol Campus—create vibrant communities where students, faculty, and researchers collaborate to address real-world challenges while enjoying the city's dynamic environment. Generated from the website