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Gettysburg got them thinking as never before
Are you up for changing the world? Learn how by watching the SAIS Gettysburg video
Help Hopkins Make History
Delve into Johns Hopkins’ past, and learn more about the events, forces, and people that turned a remarkable idea into an extraordinary institution. #HopHistory
Alumna of Note
After suffering severe injuries from the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing, Jessica Kensky, Nurs ’09 and husband Patrick Downes crossed the finish line one year later on hand bikes.
Great Reads
The Antibiotic Era: Reform, Resistance, and the Pursuit of a Rational Therapeutics
Scott H. Podolsky
Johns Hopkins University Press
A Colony at War: Bermuda in the global fight against fascism, 1939-1945
Jonathan Land Evans
A&S ’85, SAIS ’86
Try Something New
January 27
A Hopkins Alumni Evening of Art and Culture
6:00 p.m.
Home of Kurt Gitter,
A&S ’58 and Alice Yelen Gitter
New Orleans
GeeksRock! seeks big ideas
The GeeksRock! Affinity Group wants to hear the big ideas in technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship you’re excited about. Send them to affinity@jhu.edu.
Travel The World
July 25 – August 1, 2015
The Best of England’s Lancashire Coast
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Talk to Us
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Mind control
Yoda taught Luke Skywalker how to move things simply by thinking about it. Thanks to the Applied Physics Lab, a man who lost his arms 40 years ago has that power too. |
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Science and suds
A neuroscientist, an engineer, and a surgeon walk up to a bar. At Hopkins, this is no joke. See how Belgian beer mixers promote cross-disciplinary projects among far-flung scientists. |
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Join us for Alumni Weekend 2015: April 17 – 19
Homewood classes ending in 0s and 5s, watch for your Alumni Weekend 2015 registration form in early February. |
Eight named Forbes’ world-changing young scientists
Several Johns Hopkins University alumni – and a School of Medicine postdoctoral student – have been named to Forbes’ "30 Under 30" list. #GoHop |
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Orchestrating Peabody’s future
Learn how Fred Bronstein is leading the oldest U.S. music conservatory into the 21st century and watch his video on Peabody’s campaign vision and goals. |
Coming soon to a mailbox near you
2015 alumni membership cards are on the way. Consider a tax-deductible gift to your JHAA to support over 360 alumni and student events, $50,000 in student grants, and activities in schools across the university. |
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A curated history of smallpox
A new exhibit in the university’s Welch Medical Library chronicles the story of 18th-century cow hair, a two-pronged needle, and the eventual end of smallpox. |
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First Hopkins tennis player to win national title
Meet Ashnaa Rao, tennis champ, sophomore public health major, and Indian classical dancer. |
Give some love this Valentine’s
If you’re in Los Angeles on February 14, join alumni, parents, and friends as we partner with Reading to Kids, an organization that inspires children with a love for reading. #HopkinsRising |
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Learn something new, and save some money
Lifelong learning courses are discounted 25 percent for alumni. Check out the Spring 2015 Odyssey Catalog and sign up today. |
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Reward yourself and help support the JHAA
Help support the Johns Hopkins Alumni Association while earning more cash back for the things you buy most with the BankAmericard Cash Rewards™ Visa Signature® credit card.
The Johns Hopkins Alumni Association receives financial support for allowing Bank of America to offer this credit card program. |
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