Georgetown University Student Veterans Association (GUSVA)

THIS THURSDAY!!! 6-8pm @ Hilltop Taproom in Georgetown!

Come learn about GUSVA, leadership opportunities, and just have a good time! All welcome, see you there!

Join us in celebrating our brave heroes this Veterans Day! 🇺🇸 GUSVA is hosting an incredible ceremony in Nov 10th, 3:00 pm at Copley Lawn (rain site: Gaston Hall). Let’s honor and show our gratitude to those who have served our nation. Stick around for a reception filled with camaraderie, appreciation, and drinks and food. All are welcome to be a part of this amazing event. 🎉

Last Thursdays of the month at !!! We will be here till 8pm. Free appetizers!! Come through!

We will also be here next month on November 30th if you can’t make it tonight :-)

THIS THURSDAY!!! 5-8pm @ The Tombs in Georgetown!

Come hang out and kick back with the community! All welcome, see you there :))

GUSVA members had their first meeting of the semester!

Honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation. 🇺🇸

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Meet our panelists (and moderator) for tonight’s screening of and panel discussion. We hope to see you there! If you haven’t yet had the chance, be sure to register and join us at 6:00 PM. Link in bio 🔗

ICYMI: Georgetown University’s & George Washington University’s Student Veteran Association are hosting a screening of “ ”, a documentary about the resilience of survivors of military sexual violence and their fight to change the system that silenced them. The screening will be followed by a panel with film director Andrea Patiño Contreras, Women’s Initiative Team Line of Effort Lead Samantha Hawkins, and Director of Programs & Policy at Protect Our Defenders Adelaide Kahn-Fowler.

Admission is free and the registration link is in our bio! 🔗📍

Saluting the brave and bold women of our country today and every day. Happy International Women's Day! 💪🏼🇺🇸

Today we honor and remember the accomplishments and struggles of someone who embodied service and left the world better than he found it. While we still have a long way to go, we reflect on the tremendous impact of Martin Luther King and give thanks to his progress.