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Class Notes
Chip Kahn, A&S '74, president and CEO of the Federation of American Hospitals, to receive the B'nai B'rith 2016 National Healthcare Award.
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Great Reads
Adventures of a Female Medical Detective: In Pursuit of Smallpox and AIDS
By Mary Guinan, PhD, MD
With Anne D. Mather
Johns Hopkins University Press
Try Something New
April 7
Hopkins Phoenix/Scottsdale: Zika Virus and the Intersection of Medical and Legal Triage
6:00 p.m.
Seasons 52 (Sonoma Room), Phoenix
April 8-10
Alumni Weekend 2016
Travel The World
June 13 - 22, 2016
Glacier, Waterton, and Banff National Parks
Make a Date
Alumni Association Events
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Together, there's more we can do
We're raising the goal of Rising to the Challenge to $5 billion, intensifying our campaign's commitment to support the people who make Johns Hopkins great: our faculty, clinicians, and students. Join us. |
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Doc Hollywood: Hopkins brain surgeon's story to become a feature film
Brad Pitt's production company is developing a movie based on Alfredo Quiñones-Hinojosa's path from immigrant farm worker to world-renowned brain surgeon. |
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Fostering young alumni and student mentoring
The 2016 Students and Young Alumni Symposium brought 40 graduates from around the country back to campus to mentor and network with 70 students. |
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Nursing, Education, Medicine, and Biomedical Engineering among nation’s best
Our graduate programs in nursing, education, medicine, and biomedical engineering remain among the best in the nation, according to the annual "U.S. News" ranking, released this week. #GoHop |
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Alumni, find your next job, business partner with new online tool
Join GoHopOnline.com, a new online platform from the Alumni Association, and find your next job, business partner, and mentorship opportunity. Get connected today. |
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Far out! 'Apocalypse' mural gets a facelift
Love 1960s art? Symbolism? Awesomeness? Check out this virtual tour of "Apocalypse," Homewood's recently restored 2,700-square-foot mural – be sure to see it in person when you're back for Alumni Weekend. |
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Think about the worst pain ever – now multiply it by 1,000
Patients like Bob Salathe, who suffered a spinal cord injury as the result of an accident, are getting a chance at a full and pain-free life, thanks to a transformative new gift. |
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Last call for Alumni Weekend registration
Come home April 8-10 for exciting events, including a performance by the Second City, a Taste of Baltimore, and Quad Fest. Register before April 1 to get your Early Jay discount. |
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A great obligation, a greater opportunity
Eager to make a positive impact after the 2015 Baltimore uprising, Avery Scholar Julianna Wittmann spent last summer engaging the city's youth through a 21st Century Cities Initiative rapid response research project. |
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Coming up: Women's Leadership Conference on April 1
The Women in Business Affinity Group will host its fourth annual Women's Leadership Conference "Remarkable Women: Fierce Women" April 1. Don't miss this unique chance for personal and professional development. |
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