A Letter from Our Associate Director of Career Education and Counseling

Hello faculty and staff!

I’m reaching out because I’m so grateful for the mentorship, advice, and support you provide to our students every day.

Here at the Cawley Career Education Center, we are always looking for new ways to support Georgetown students, and we’d love to partner with you in this shared effort.

We can all agree that Georgetown undergraduates acquire broad and deep knowledge through their wide-ranging courses and degrees. However, students often struggle to recognize and articulate the experiences and skills developed in the classroom and how those skills translate to upper-level coursework, graduate school, service, the world of work, or overall life after Georgetown. As two undergraduate Georgetown seniors recently shared:

“As I near the end of my time at Georgetown, I’m realizing that I don’t have much of a grasp of what my future looks like, or how to translate who I’ve been in the educational system into the rest of the world.”

“I want to take a different path than many of my peers, but I am not sure exactly what that path is or how to articulate that path. When the path ahead is not clear, I am not sure how to bring structure to it.”

This is where working together makes all the difference. We would love to collaborate with you to design curricula that integrate with the professional realities of the world of work and life after Georgetown.

I look forward to connecting and partnering with you toward a more integrated curriculum.

Julio Orozco, Ed.D., LGPC (DC), NCC
Associate Director of Career Education and Counseling
Cawley Career Education Center