News from across Johns Hopkins No. 173; February 2016
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Not many 12-year-olds create piano scholarships
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Be inspired by Truitt.

Class Notes
Don Kurz, A&S '77, tells stories of reformed Los Angeles gang members who intervene in gang violence in documentary "License to Operate."

Alumni, we want to hear from you
Did you get a promotion? Get married? Graduate (again)? Please share your news.


Great Reads
nature's path book cover
Nature's Path: A History of Naturopathic Healing in America
By Susan E. Cayleff
Johns Hopkins University Press


Try Something New

March 22
Hopkins San Francisco/Bay Area: Amit Peled Concert and Reception

7:30 p.m.
San Francisco War Memorial and Performing Arts Center


April 28
Rising to the Challenge: San Francisco
6:00 p.m.


Travel The World

June 14 - 28, 2016
china
China's Changing Frontier: The Ancient Cultures and Natural Wonders of Yunnan

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hospital Interdisciplinary center aims to help speed health care innovation
The Malone Center for Engineering in Healthcare, made possible with support from Whiting School alumnus John Malone, brings together engineers and clinicians to enhance the efficiency, effectiveness, and consistency of health care.
brain 'Mini-brains' could reshape brain research, drug testing
Bloomberg School researchers are growing tiny, barely visible "mini-brains" – a development that could dramatically change brain research and reduce animal testing.
NAG Blue Jay Get your new Blue Jay gear
Get your gear from the Alumni Association and help celebrate the 50th birthday of our de facto mascot – this Blue Jay cartoon created in 1966 by Neil Grauer for the News-Letter.
sais fellowship SAIS alumna's legacy endures through fellowship
Before leaving a gift to help SAIS and Bloomberg School students navigate the world of global health, alumna Elfriede Sobernheim navigated global threats – chasing Nazis and working on early satellite mapping systems.
hopkins heart graphic Return to reunite
Come back to Baltimore April 8-10 for Alumni Weekend's newest fun events, like The Second City, Taste of Baltimore, and Quad Fest. Register before April 1 to get your Early Jay discount.
president daniels and scott bailey Bloomberg School biologist receives President's Frontier Award
Scott Bailey will use the funding, made possible by a generous gift, to support his curiosity-driven research about cellular structures and antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
leslie farnsworth Informed, engaged, and excited
Krieger alumna Leslie Farnsworth reveals what's behind her fierce dedication to Hopkins and her mission to re-engage alumni and enrich the student experience as chair of the Second Decade Society.
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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.
healthcare affinity event Alumni volunteers, we need you
Hopkins' alumni affinity groups seek volunteers for Healthcare: New York; Hopkins Biotech Network: Los Angeles; and other groups and communities. Have an idea for a new group? Let us know.
Additional News

Swim coach George Kennedy to retire after 31 seasons >>
CTY leader offers suggestion for leveling playing field in college admissions process >>
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Shop, support, and spread the word >>
Show pride in your ride >>
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"A scholarship really belongs to all of us" >>
School of Nursing scholarship brings alumna home >>
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