Georgetown University School of Medicine Alumni

Medical & Dental Reunion 2026: Nov 6-8 is around the corner, and we hope you plan to join us back on the hilltop for a memorable weekend. Ahead of the weekend, here are a few things you can do to prepare, and some schedule highlights to look forward to.

Plan your Reunion Weekend:
🩺 Visit reunion.georgetown.edu/medicaldental/ to let us know you plan to attend
🩺 Watch for hotel block announcements in June
🩺 Register to attend beginning July 14

Here’s a sneak peek at some of the signature events you won’t want to miss:
🔹 Class of 1976 Magis Medallion Ceremony
🔹 Alumni Welcome Reception
🔹 Breakfast with the Deans
🔹 Student-Led Medical Center Tours
🔹 CME Programming
🔹 Hoyas on Call: Luncheon Connecting Medical Alumni and Students
🔹 School of Medicine Class Parties across DC
🔹 Alumni Farewell Mass at Dahlgren Chapel

Reconnect with classmates, celebrate milestone years, and experience the traditions that make the Georgetown community so special. Please reach out to [email protected] with any questions.

Soon the Medical Class of 2026 will begin residencies nationwide. Through the CURA (Connecting and Uniting Residents and Alumni) program, alumni are paired with recent graduates to provide insight and support as they leave the Hilltop and begin the next chapter of their medical career.

School of Medicine alumni are invited to mentor these soon-to-be residents. In the spirit of service, we hope that you will consider supporting the next generation of Hoya physicians in this unique way.

📅 Deadline to register: May 6
🔗 Sign up here: g.town/cura2026volunteer

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On Monday, March 30, in partnership with the Medical Student Alumni Ambassadors, the Medical Alumni Board launched Pathways in Practice, a new virtual programming opportunity for medical alumni and current medical students. The event welcomed 30 School of Medicine Students for an engaging evening of mentorship, career exploration, and meaningful conversation with three outstanding Georgetown alumni.

🩺 Dr. Aaron Hultgren (M’06) shared insights from nearly two decades in emergency medicine in New York City, along with his work in global health and climate medicine.
🩺 Dr. Troy Krupica (M’10) offered perspectives from his leadership as Division Chief of Hospital Medicine at West Virginia University, where he oversees a large clinical team and helps train future physicians.
🩺 Dr. Allison Crepeau (M’05) spoke about her career in orthopedic surgery and sports medicine, as well as her passion for teaching residents and medical students.

Thank you to our incredible alumni mentors for sharing your time and wisdom and to our students for bringing such thoughtful questions and engagement.

If you are interested in participating in future Pathways in Practice sessions, please reach out to [email protected]

✉️ On March 20, the Class of 2026 celebrated one of the most pivotal moments in their career. They opened envelopes containing their residency matches and celebrated with family, friends, and classmates. Grounded in cura personalis, these future physicians are ready to care for patients, advocate for their communities, and shape the future of medicine.

📊 Match Day highlights:
– The most popular specialties included Internal Medicine, Anesthesiology, General Surgery, Orthopedic Surgery, Pediatrics, and Psychiatry
– Students matched across top destinations in the country, with the three most popular being Washington, DC, California, and New York
– 44 students will continue their training at MedStar Health

Congratulations to the Class of 2026! Your hard work and dedication have led to this moment, and we can’t wait to see the impact you’ll make.

Read more about Match Day: https://meded.georgetown.edu/news-stories/school-of-medicine-class-of-2026-celebrates-match-day-milestone/

Please join the Georgetown Clinical Society in celebrating this year’s doctor of the year, Thomas Winkler (C'80, M'87). The annual Doctor of the Year Georgetown Clinical Society gathering will take place at the beautiful Georgetown Club. Attire is black tie optional.

Attendance is open to all GCS members, eligible GCS physicians and their guests. Eligible GCS physicians include any alumni of Georgetown School of Medicine, graduates or current residents/fellows of any Georgetown training programs, & current Georgetown clinical faculty.

To learn more and purchase tickets please visit: g.town/GCSdinner

The Georgetown University Medical Alumni Board is now accepting applications for the 2026-2029 term.

The Medical Alumni Board serves the needs and interests of Georgetown University, the Georgetown University Alumni Association, and the medical alumni population through planning and promoting activities that bring medical alumni and students together and encourage a continued connection to Georgetown.

This is a unique opportunity to serve the Georgetown community, shape alumni initiatives, and stay connected to the Hilltop in a meaningful way.

🔗 Learn more and apply here: g.town/MABapplication2026

In February, the Georgetown University Alumni Association (GUAA) hosted Winter Leadership Weekend, convening alumni boards on the Hilltop for in-person working sessions, student networking events, and in celebration of the outstanding service of our volunteer leaders.

The Medical Alumni Board (MAB) focused its time together on future alumni engagement opportunities, philanthropic initiatives for the School of Medicine and other ways to better support current medical students at Georgetown.

The weekend also hosted the Annual GUAA Service Recognition Awards Banquet, celebrating outstanding alumni for their service to the university and the alumni community. Join us in congratulating in receiving the 1851 Medical Alumni Award, honoring her dedication to and impact on the School of Medicine.

We extend our gratitude to the alumni in attendance. Pictured left to right, top row: Mary Furlong (MS’91, M’95, R’00, Parent ‘21, ‘25, ‘27), Nancy Ripp Clark ( C'77, M'81, Parent '05, '08, '08, '11, '13, '20, '23), and Jacqueline Wieneke (C'85, M'90, R'97, Parent '21, '23, '26). Pictured left to right, bottom row: Steve Luck (MS'86, M'90, Parent '21, '23), Scott Brener (C'87, Parent '24), and Jay Khanna (C'91, M'95).

Thank you to all who joined us and continue to lead with purpose and service. Hoya Saxa! 💙

✨ Join us for the 18th Annual Specialty Showcase on April 28 from 6-8pm at the Wagner Alumni House!

This is a wonderful opportunity for alumni to help educate and inspire students curious about their options in medicine. Speciality Showcase has become a yearly tradition that medical students look forward to and we could not do this without the gift of your time and unique expertise.

Last year’s Specialty Showcase hosted a record breaking 21 specialties. Consider volunteering to represent your specialty this year by visiting g.town/SpecialtyShowcase2026

Giving to the Georgetown School of Medicine advances discovery, empowers innovation, and strengthens students’ commitment to cura personalis. We are grateful to our alumni and supporters whose generosity makes it possible for students to learn, lead, and care for others.

🔹Why do you give? Let us know by visiting g.town/WhyIGiveSOM for a chance to be featured in an upcoming post.

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🩺 Host a Dine with a Doc Dinner! 🍽️

Thank you to our incredible alumni who generously host medical students for meaningful conversations over dinner. Your time and mentorship make a lasting impact, and we’re excited to expand these opportunities in the year ahead.

If you live in the DMV area, or are visiting for a weekend, we invite you to host a small group of medical students for a casual lunch or dinner and share your experiences, insights, and career journey in medicine.

Interested in hosting? 📩 Email [email protected], and a Medical Student Alumni Ambassador will be in touch soon to help schedule your dinner and answer any questions.

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With a transformational bequest, School of Dentistry alumnus Richard Calabrese (D’77) and his wife, Angela, will establish two endowed scholarship funds designed to help aspiring scientists and physicians.

One fund will provide financial support for STEM-focused undergraduates in Georgetown’s Community Scholars Program, specifically those who take part in the Regents STEM Scholars Program. Most Community Scholars are the first in their families to attend college.

Recognizing that the field of medicine and patient outcomes are enriched by individuals with a variety of life experiences, the Calabreses established a second fund to help medical students with demonstrated financial need attending .

“Reflecting on my journey through life, Georgetown helped me evolve into a more humanistic person,” says Richard. “When I think about the people that I met there—including summers at Alumni College—I believe in the university and the overall direction it has taken.”

Read more about the extraordinary gift commitment by visiting: https://today.advancement.georgetown.edu/gift-announcement/2026/transformational-bequest-provide-scholarships-stem-medical-students/