Nick Scrimenti (C‘18) is the director of student programs at the Berkley Center for Religion, Peace, and World Affairs at Georgetown University, where he leads student-facing initiatives on interreligious understanding, global citizenship, and dialogue across difference. He also directs international fellowship programs connecting Georgetown and international students through sustained cross-cultural dialogue. Nick is a dialogue facilitator, spiritual director, and educator with experience in higher education, retreat work, and contemplative practice across traditions. He has been trained in dialogic practices by Resetting the Table and the In Your Shoes™ Research and Practice Center, and has supported IYS implementation with Georgetown students and faculty. He values IYS for its deep listening pedagogy and embodied approach to cultivating empathy, and is especially interested in bringing IYS into interreligious contexts, global education, and spiritual formation. Nick holds a B.A. in Theology from Georgetown and an MDiv from Harvard Divinity School. He is currently pursuing a certificate in spiritual direction at Loyola University Chicago.