SFS Stories
Students
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A canceled internship led Talia Martin (SFS’27) to a new mentor and deepened French language skills
When her summer internship at the U.S. Department of State was canceled, Talia Martin (SFS’27) became one of those affected by the federal government workforce reduction.
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Priscila Putzulu (LAS’26) spends her summer engaging energy, justice and community at Casa Pueblo
In the mountains of Puerto Rico, Priscila Putzulu (CAS’25, LAS’26), a graduate student in SFS’s Master of Arts in Latin American Studies program, spent her summer at Casa Pueblo, a community-based organization dedicated to environmental justice and energy self-sufficiency.
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Summer 2025 Practicum Roundup: M.A. International Migration & Refugees
This summer, the inaugural cohort of the Master of Arts in International Migration and Refugees program completed their summer practicum, a required 8 to 10-week internship with a refugee or migration-related organization. Students have the chance to bring their classroom knowledge to the field by getting hands-on experience at migrant shelters, assisting with day-to-day operations,…
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Harrison Brown (SFS’27) presents original international relations research in Seoul
In July, Harrison Brown (SFS’27), an international politics major, presented an original research paper at the 2025 International Political Science Association Conference in Seoul, South Korea.
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GHD students engage with global communities for lasting impact
Amid major shifts in the U.S. international development field, GHD students are interning with top global organizations to build expertise and networks.
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Congratulations SFS Class of 2025!
From inspiring stories to powerful speeches, relive standout moments from SFS — congrats Hoyas, time to celebrate!
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Luka Wohl (SFS‘25) reflects on immersive international experiences and finding community
Luka Wohl (SFS’25) has engaged deeply with Georgetown’s community, serving as director of The Corp’s MUG and participating actively in the Hawaii Club.
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Esha Sharma (SFS’25) makes Washington, DC, her classroom
Esha Sharma (SFS’25) reflects on interning at the White House and USAID and exploring global water policy through courses like Water, Science and Society.
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Sophia Athan (MAGES’25) explores transatlantic technology policy and international diplomacy
Sophia Athan (MAGES’25) is ready to pursue a meaningful career at the intersection of transatlantic relations and technology policy.
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Pranav Agarwal (MSFS’25) explores public service and ethical leadership
Pranav Agarwal (MSFS’25), a former international lawyer from India, came to MSFS to focus on public service, ethical leadership and professional growth.