SFS Stories
Commencement 2026
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Congratulations SFS Class of 2026!
From inspiring stories to powerful speeches, relive standout moments from SFS—congrats Class of 2026 Hoyas!
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Kyryl Myronenko (SFS’26) builds Ukrainian community at Georgetown
At Georgetown, Kyryl Myronenko (SFS’26) co-founded the Ukrainian Society, studied global affairs and committed to serving others.
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Eyerusalem Cheney (SSP’26) finds community and a new pathway in technology
Eyerusalem Cheney (SSP’26) found a place to broaden her outlook on global security and explore new paths.
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Liam Madden (GHD’26) hones his skills in humanitarian aid and development
Liam Madden (GHD’26) is graduating with a better understanding of humanitarian response in practice and stronger technical skills to make a greater impact.
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Aliki Kassioti (SFS’26) gains real-world business experience in DC
Aliki Kassioti (SFS’26) reflects on how transferring to Georgetown opened doors to hands-on global business experience while finding community.
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Sharon Huang (SFS’26) blends business and global affairs to build a values-driven career
Over her time at SFS, Sharon Huang has learned to slow down and let her values guide her, a principle eventually led her to the BGA Program.
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Tony Inhorn (MS-EIA’26) bridges energy policy, science and community at Georgetown
Tony Inhorn (MS-EIA’26) reflects on how Georgetown has shaped him as a student of climate and energy, collaborator, advocate and community member.
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Lee Schlenker (MLAS’26) builds regional expertise in and beyond the classroom
Lee Schlenker (MLAS’26) reflects on a Georgetown journey shaped by a research focus on Latin-U.S. relations and professional opportunities.
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Federico Sainz de la Maza (SFS’26) returns to Georgetown with a renewed sense of purpose
Federico Sainz de la Maza (SFS’26) returned to Georgetown after decades in public service, bringing a renewed sense of curiosity and purpose to his studies.
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Sophie Williams (MAERES’26) explores language, memory and identity across Eastern Europe
Sophie Williams (MAERES’26) has explored language, memory and identity across Eastern Europe.