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The mission of the FYCC is to provide support, recreational events, and bonding opportunities to all first year students at Georgetown. By first years, for first years!

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GOLD fosters a community in which new and current Hoyas explore leadership and gain skills used to affect positive social change in their communities.

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The Georgetown University Farmers' Market was founded to improve access to and availability of healthy, fresh food on Georgetown's campus.
We aim to promote the benefits of local and sustainable agriculture, to support local businesses, to encourage a holistic view of nutrition, and to develop a community engaged in these topics.

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The Georgetown University Lecture Fund is a non-partisan student-run organization that exists to enrich the academic experience of the Georgetown community. We strive to bring speakers to Georgetown's campus to enlighten, educate and, occasionally, entertain.

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The mission of the Georgetown University Student Association (GUSA) is to empower Hoyas by giving them control over resources, improve the quality of student life, safeguard student rights, involve students in the governance of the University, and ensure that the University conducts itself in an ethical and responsible manner.

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To conduct and oversee the GUSA elections.

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The mission of the GUSVA is to advocate on behalf of all veterans, military dependent family members, active duty service members, and reserve/national guard members currently enrolled at Georgetown University to succeed in higher education and beyond.

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The LatinERG will seek to provide tangible support at Georgetown University where Latine employees and allies will share, develop and thrive through community to build a formal, collective voice that is heard by leadership, resulting in enhanced cultural awareness, inclusivity, employee engagement, and effective systemic change-making.

Through our different faiths, cultures, and beliefs, we will commit to being a diverse space that values commitment to justice and embodying cura personalis – a profound care and responsibility for one another.

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The Senior Class Committee (SCC) of Georgetown University is led by a board of ten students with the goal of producing a memorable last year at Georgetown by exposing seniors to culturally diverse experiences, charitable services, and transitional activities geared towards post collegiate life.

The Senior Class Committee plans the major Senior social events including Disorientation, Senior Homecoming, Senior Parents Weekend, Senior Auction, Senior Ball, and Senior Week. We also host lectures by some of Georgetown's most distinguished faculty, organize Career Education Center events, invite young alumni to advise and speak to Seniors, and host community outreach and service initiatives.

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In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. TEDx is a new program that enables local communities such as universities, businesses, libraries, neighborhoods or just groups of friends to organize, design and host their own independent, TED-like events.

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Our mission is to give the individual Hoya the tools and knowledge they need to become better citizens, community members, people, and Hoyas.

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GEORGETOWN OFFICIAL YEARBOOK

The Georgetown Yearbook (Ye Domesday Booke) has been a pillar of the community since 1901. With this long-standing tradition, the publication has gone through drastic changes throughout the years. In the beginning, the book was commemorated solely towards documenting the graduating class's final year. Throughout the decades, the book went from only pictures to more of a newspaper format to what it is now -- a combination of documenting D.C., Georgetown, and the graduating class's history through articles, photographs, student art, and more.

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