People
Nicholas Scrimenti
Director of Student Programs
Profile
Nick Scrimenti (C‘18) is the director of student programs at the Berkley Center for Religion, Peace, and World Affairs at Georgetown University. A dialogue facilitator, spiritual director, and educator, he leads the center’s student-facing curricular and co-curricular initiatives on interreligious understanding, global citizenship, and engagement across difference. He also directs international fellowship programs and immersion experiences that connect Georgetown and international students through sustained cross-cultural dialogue. Before his current role, he served as project associate for the Berkley Center’s Culture of Encounter Project and previously lived and worked at the Bonnevaux Center for Peace, a lay-monastic retreat center in rural France.
He is trained in dialogue facilitation by Resetting the Table and the In Your Shoes™ Research and Practice Center. Nick earned a B.A. in theology from Georgetown University (where he was a 2017-2018 Doyle Undergraduate Fellow at the Berkley Center), a Master of Divinity from Harvard Divinity School, and a graduate certificate in religious studies and education from Harvard University. He is currently pursuing a graduate certificate in spiritual direction at Loyola University Chicago.