Georgetown McDonough Celebrates Black History Month

Rachel Morgan Ellis

February 27, 2023

During the month of February, Georgetown McDonough joins the nation in commemorating Black History Month. To celebrate, we are spotlighting several of our exceptional Black students in the McDonough community who are creating impact and exemplifying the Georgetown spirit through their academics, careers, and personal lives.

Kilandra Bass (MBA’24) on Cultivating an Inclusive Community and Increasing Representation of Black Students at Georgetown

Adeline Quaye-Foli (MBA’24) on Sharing the Black Experience at Georgetown Through the BMBAA

Mika Rhabb (EMBA’24) on Georgetown’s Embodiment of Cura Personalis

Trinity Johnson’s (B’23) New Model for Hiring

Melissa Bradley (B'89) recently shared her Georgetown story as part of the "We are Georgetown" podcast series, which amplifies Black voices in the Georgetown community #WeAreGeorgetown #HoyaBlackAlumni

Watch the full video here: https://t.co/AVweNREmta pic.twitter.com/qhIzFt1bqW
— Georgetown McDonough (@msbgu) February 17, 2023

Georgetown student Liana Wallace (B'23) recently discussed her experience as a Black contestant on the hit reality TV show Survivor. Check out the full interview on the podcast We are Georgetown: Celebrating our Black History #BlackHistoryMonth https://t.co/srLwDFT54S pic.twitter.com/HEarpzV7VE
— Georgetown McDonough (@msbgu) February 9, 2023

Georgetown alum Cheryl Cooper (B'78) recently shared her Hoya story with the #WeAreGeorgetown series.

After graduating with a BSBA in Accounting, Cheryl began a 35-year career providing services to diverse populations #HoyaBlackAlumni

Full interview: https://t.co/30qb1LlW9R pic.twitter.com/ezRn1IdMip
— Georgetown McDonough (@msbgu) February 24, 2023

Tagged: Community in Diversity; MBA; Undergraduate Program