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Georgetown University to create liberal arts degree program for inmates


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Some Maryland inmates could soon swap their orange jumpsuits for caps and gowns under a new program at one of the nation s most prestigious universities where tuition costs law-abiding students upward of $60,000 per year.
Georgetown University will offer
a full bachelor’s degree program for Maryland inmates beginning in the next academic year, the Washington, D.C., university announced on Wednesday. The program goes beyond the Georgetown University Prisons and Justice Initiative s existing non-degree Prison Scholars Program, which began in 2018.
We are excited to build upon the success of the Prison Scholars Program and provide an opportunity for students to earn a college degree while incarcerated, Prisons and Justice Initiative Director Marc Howard said. A degree from Georgetown and the interdisciplinary coursework behind it will prepare our graduates to reenter their communities and the workforce with pride in their academic achieveme ....

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White Supremacists attacked Washington. Georgetown must protect its students.


On Jan. 6, while a joint session of Congress gathered to certify the results of the 2020 presidential election, a mob of supporters of President Donald Trump breached the Capitol in a failed insurrection that claimed five lives and disrupted a necessary element of the democratic process.
Like many observers, Georgetown administrators underestimated the threat level in the days leading up to the riot. On Jan. 5, an email from Vice Presidents Rosemary Kilkenny and Todd Olson warned students of “first amendment activities” expected in D.C., but failed to acknowledge the threat of white supremacists flooding the city despite ample forewarning by journalists and government agencies.  ....

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