SFS Stories
Undergraduate stories
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Pelosi Scholars contribute to economic and security strategies at the local and federal level
Some of the 2025 Pelosi Scholars had internships in economics and security, spanning roles in the U.S. government and local nonprofit organizations.
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Pelosi Scholars engage in development initiatives for lasting impact
Some of the 2025 Pelosi Scholars contributed to the community development sector in local, national and international organizations.
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Pelosi Scholars experience foreign policy in action during challenging times
The Pelosi Scholars Initiative empowers top SFS students for public service careers, with some experiencing foreign policy in action.
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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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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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Mikey Lopez (SFS’25) channels his public service background into a career in international economics
Mikey Lopez (SFS’25) draws on service in the 82nd Airborne, global aid work, and time in Ukraine and Kazakhstan to fuel his IECO studies at SFS.
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Joella Kiondo (SFS’25) combines cultural connection and urban planning
Joella Kiondo (SFS’25) bridges cultures, leads with purpose and aims to drive impact through urban planning.
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Naina Bhamidipati (SFS’25) finds purpose in challenging unjust systems
Naina Bhamidipati (SFS’25) asks tough questions—tackling wrongful convictions, systemic bias and high-level research as a global business major.