Insurance
Georgetown University maintains a comprehensive program of insurance and self-insurance to address a variety of exposures. The Office of Risk Management is responsible for evaluating loss exposures and arranging appropriate insurance coverage to protect the University’s financial assets.
Insurance is purchased to protect against losses that could have a catastrophic impact on the University’s operations and financial condition. Georgetown partially self-insures some of its major liability programs—including general liability, automobile liability, workers’ compensation, and property—by pre-funding its anticipated losses.
Risk Management serves as the University’s primary liaison with brokers and underwriters to ensure that appropriate insurance coverages are obtained and renewed when required. Risk Management also serves as an insurance resource for the campus community and provides advice on insurance matters and the management and resolution of insurance claims.
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Questions? Please contact Risk Management at (202) 687-6622.
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