Meet the Board!
Elizabeth Pillsbury Oliver, President
Elizabeth, a senior in the College from Greenwich, CT, is majoring in Classics with a concentration in Latin and double minoring in French and Theology. In addition to serving for her third year as President of Georgetown University Right to Life, she is also serving as Senior Director for the Annual Cardinal O’Connor Conference. This summer, Elizabeth had the opportunity to intern in the White House Office of Presidential Correspondence. She has also completed an internship at the Heritage Foundation in the DeVos Center for Life, Family, and Religion, an experience which has helped her better serve Georgetown’s pro-life efforts. She loves traveling, swing dancing, singing, and cooking with and for friends and family. She is passionate about strengthening the pro-life message at Georgetown and empowering other students to use their voices for the voiceless. She has aspirations for public service post college.
Dean Rosamilia, Vice President
Dean is a junior in the College pursuing a major in History and minors in Classical Studies and Theology. He grew up in Charleston, SC, but he has spent the last six years and counting living in NY. On campus, he is involved with the Knights of Columbus, Catholic Retreats, Chapel Choir, and The O’Connor Conference on Life. Dean believes that all people are created in the image and likeness of God and that each human life has inherent dignity which deserves to be treated with respect. In his free time, Dean enjoys playing pipe organ and fishing on Long Island.
Devin Short, Undergraduate Tabling Chair
Devin is a sophomore in the College studying Public Policy. He is from Maize, Kansas, and enjoys watching football and spending time in the country. On campus, he is the Membership Director of the College Republicans and is a member of Campus Outreach. He also is the Membership Chair for Georgetown’s TPUSA chapter. Devin’s pro-life ideology derives from the belief that all life is inherently valuable in the eyes of God and that He desires a personal relationship with each person from even before their conception. He is excited to advance the pro-life movement not just on campus, but in Kansas, DC, and beyond.
James Brady, Graduate Tabling Chair
James Brady is a graduate student in the MSFS program. He is originally from Southern California but he has lived in many places around the world including London and Indonesia. After graduating from Georgetown, James would like to work for the State Department as a Foreign Service Officer. He would be honored to represent both America and his pro life views in all of his future endeavors.
Kaitlynn Himmelright, Events Chair
Kaitlynn is a sophomore in the College at Georgetown University, originally from Lititz, Pennsylvania, studying Environmental Biology and Theology. In addition to her role as Events Chair for Right to Life, she serves as the service chair of Catholic Women at Georgetown and is on the board for the Cardinal O’Connor Conference on Life. In her free time, she enjoys reading, engaging in service work, and exploring new experiences that help her better understand the world around her. This year, she hopes to make a meaningful impact on the Georgetown community through pro-life advocacy and by hosting speakers who promote a culture of life. Kaitlynn is passionate about upholding the dignity of every human life—from conception to natural death—believing that every person deserves the opportunity to experience the greatest gift of all: life.
Frank Anstett, Treasurer
Frank is a junior at Georgetown studying Economics and Theology. He considers himself a DMV Native, having lived in and attended school in Virginia, Maryland, and now DC. Being so close, he grew up attending the March for Life every year. Being pro-life is so important to him because no human being should be denied the dignity of life, the greatest gift of all.
Leah Raymond, Marketing Chair
Leah is a senior in the College studying government and education. Originally from Rochester Hills, MI, she has enjoyed exploring the world throughout her time in university, most recently returning from studying in New Zealand. She is passionate about spreading the joy and love of the movement, and extending pro-life conversation to places in which it is not usually found. Leah also finds it important to emphasize other issues under the pro-life umbrella, such as making the death penalty and euthanasia unthinkable, and ensuring all young people have access to quality health and education. She fills her free time by singing in half a dozen choirs, swing dancing, day-trips, and chasing fireworks shows.
Katie Rankin, Service Chair
Katie is a sophomore in the College studying public policy with plans to attend law school. She is from Bristol, Virginia and enjoys watching professional soccer and Formula 1. In addition to RTL, she is the design chair for the Cardinal O’Connor Conference, secretary of Georgetown College Republicans, and treasurer of NeW at Georgetown. Katie is pro-life because she believes that God created all of humanity in His image, and therefore all life is meaningful and has the right to be protected.
Katie Liberatore, Social Chair
Kathleen Liberatore is a sophomore from Tuckahoe, NY, majoring in Biology and minoring in Theology. Katie believes in the sanctity of all life from conception to natural death; it is a beautiful and precious gift from God that must be protected. She is involved in Catholic Women at Georgetown, Right to Life, intramural sports, and (hopefully) club athletics. In her free time, Katie loves to spend time with family and friends, go to Mass, be outside, paint, read, play sports, and go on adventures. She is excited for this opportunity to serve the unborn and share the essential truth of our human dignity with college students and young professionals in a time when spoken truth is needed more than ever.
Shae McInnis, Blog Editor
Shae McInnis is a sophomore originally from Los Gatos, California, majoring in Government, Economics and minoring in History. In addition to RTL, he is on the board of the College Republicans, the Federalist Society, the Philonomosian Debate Society, and the Cardinal O’Connor Conference. Shae believes that all people are created in the image of God, endowed with inherent dignity and purpose. As a devoted Christian, he seeks to follow Jesus’ call to always fight for the voiceless, persecuted, and marginalized.