From First-Gen Grad to Georgetown African Studies Professor
Lahra Smith is a first-gen college grad. She's now a widely respected African studies expert. This is how she became a Georgetown professor.
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Lahra Smith is a first-gen college grad. She's now a widely respected African studies expert. This is how she became a Georgetown professor.
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After graduating from college in the 1970s, Fr. Ron Anton, S.J., spent the summer with his roommates traipsing through the Greek isles and sleeping under the stars on the beaches of the Aegean Sea. Anton said he will return to Athens for the first time in over 50 years on Wednesday — this time as...
Every week, students gather in a Georgetown University classroom — not to discuss international politics or to complete a biology lab, but instead to talk about themselves and their relationships with others on campus. The students are members of Hoyas Connected, also referred to as The Connection Project, a new one-credit class that started this...