CMEA Alumni

Upcoming Events
- Multicultural Reunion Reception: Everyone is welcome to attend this reception on May 31 at 3:00 pm hosted by the Center for Multicultural Equity and Access (CMEA). We invite alumni and friends to celebrate Georgetown’s commitment to caring for each other and building a community rooted in justice and dignity. Together, we promote belonging, well-being, critical hope, and joy. Explore our shared suite, reconnect with fellow Hoyas, see how we continue to enrich campus life and the growing alumni network.
- Homecoming Weekend: Save the date (Oct. 3-4) for 2025 and join us on the Hilltop! Click here for more info.
The Black Alumni Council
The Black Alumni Council (BAC) is the officially recognized affinity organization and shared interest group within the Georgetown University Alumni Association that supports and engages current and future generations of Black Georgetown alumni.
Explore our Black Alumni Council Committees: Connect with our BAC community and our vibrant committees . We are always looking for volunteers to lend their time and talents. Reach out to blackalumnicouncil@georgetown.edu to express your interest and learn about available roles.
Memories: Alumni Reunion Weekend 2024





















Past Events
Homecoming 2022
Reunion Weekend 2022
CMEA Snapshot 2023-2024
We had a wonderful year, reaching students across the country in a scale we never thought would be possible. Support us as we support our students!

Want to reconnect with CMEA?
- Like the CMEA Facebook page to post any opportunities and stay updated.
- Make a Contribution! Gifts of all sizes help support our work.
- In the special instructions, you may direct your gift to a program that is not already listed. Some of the programs that you can support include: The Book Loan Program, the Community Scholars Program, Hoya Saxa Weekend, the Student Success Pre-Orientation Program THRIVE, Institute for College Preparation, Forth Hour-Supplemental Instruction, Academic/Career Seminars, Student Celebrations and Alumni Gatherings.
- You can also mail a check to the Center for Multicultural Equity & Access (37th & O Streets, NW – New South Garden Level OSEI Suite – Washington, DC 20057). You can make your check payable to Georgetown University, and in the notes section indicate the program to you want to support or leave it blank.