The Bicycle Commuting Employee Resource Group (BCERG)

Our Mission

To further the culture of sustainability and inclusive community at Georgetown by creating space for those who commute to work by bike, as well as those who have a general interest in biking
To raise employee health and wellness awareness, in line with the Georgetown value to care for the whole person, through information sharing and community activities
To provide employees opportunities to develop and grow in community, and develop a sustainable lifestyle that betters the world and Georgetown generally through biking
To offer leadership and decision-makers with unique solutions to commuting challenges faced by Georgetown University

How to Join

For more information about BCERG Meetings or Upcoming Events, please contact bicycling@georgetown.edu

BCERG Elected Members

ERG Advisor:
Ayana Thomas – ayana.thomas@georgetown.edu

ERG Coordinator:
Stephen Fernie – srf23@georgetown.edu

Position Descriptions

Advisor: The BCERG Advisor is a senior leader who provides strategic guidance and serves as a liaison to other leaders and university departments. The Advisor should offer mentorship and guidance to BCERG members in their efforts to create a sustainable and inclusive workplace.

Coordinator: The BCERG Coordinator overall lead for the ERG who manages the group and is responsible for communications, activities, and frequency of meetings. The BCERG Coordinator works closely with the ERG Advisor and officially represents the BCERG within the university.

Memories

Chris Jewell, a white man with short black hair wearing a gray short sleeve shirt, and Kris Nessler, a white man with short graying hair wearing a long sleeve blue denim shirt and dark glasses, sit behind a table for the Bicycle Commuting Employee Resource Group during the Staff/AAP Appreciation picnic on the Leavey Esplanade. On the table are a sign that reads Bike to Work ERG, buttons, stickers, and a map of Washington DC Bike trails.

Four members of the Bicycle Commuting Employee Resource Group ride two abreast along the Capital Crescent Trail during an after work ride to Bethesda seen from the rear. The asphalt trail is passing through a green wooded area, and the bicycle riders wear helmets and backpacks.