Allie Schlicht (SFS‘27) is a student in the Walsh School of Foreign Service studying international politics with a concentration in international law, ethics, and institutions. She is also pursuing a minor in education, inquiry, and justice, as well as a certificate in diplomatic studies. She is a Laidlaw Scholar through the Center for Research and Fellowships and an Education and Social Justice Project Fellow. She serves as the Georgetown University Student Association’s director of campus and social life, conducts the Georgetown Pep Band, and is an SFS peer advisor. She is a fall 2025 Georgetown Global Dialogues student fellow.
Essay
The typical lines drawn between generations did not seem quite so clear for me. There is nearly a century between my grandparents and me in age. Between my mom, my dad, and me, we span three of the socially established generations. Growing up, it…
