Georgetown Women in Athletics: Recent Episodes
Millie Bohn, Katie Sullivan & Christina Rosamond
This podcast is produced by Millie Bohn, Katie Sullivan and Christina Rosamond for the Georgetown University Women's History at Georgetown Ignatius Seminar of Fall 2020.
This project to showcase females involved in Georgetown athletic programs and shed light on the reality of Title IX in everyday sports.
Produced by Christina Rosamond.
In this episode, we will be interviewing two current female athletes at Georgetown. You will hear about these remarkable women’s athletic careers, individuals and team accomplishments, and perspectives on Title IX and the treatment of female athletic teams at Georgetown. We will hear first from Caroline Hecht, a junior on the Georgetown women’s crew team. Next, we will hear from Kelly Ann Livingstone, a senior on the Georgetown women's soccer team.
Produced by Katie Sullivan.
This episode features former Georgetown University Women's Head Lacrosse and Field Hockey Coach, Kim Tortolani. Coach Tortolani led the Hoyas Field Hockey Team from 1995 to 1998. She built the women's lacrosse team into the national powerhouse that it still is today, coaching for the Hoyas from 1995 to 2004.
Produced by Katie Sullivan
This episode features current Georgetown University Women’s Head Softball Coach, Pat Conlan. Coach Conlan has built the Georgetown University Softball Program from the ground up, changing it from a club sport to a Division 1 Program. Coach Conlan has been leading the Hoyas since 2004.
Produced by Millie Bohn.
This first episode features Rachael Ryan, a former field hockey and lacrosse player at Georgetown who graduated in 1992. Rachael Ryan went on to teach AP American Government at the Taft School in Connecticut and was later appointed Co-Chair of the Taft Athletic Committee. She is the Co-Director of Athletics as well, so she gets a first hand look at the realities of Title IX today.