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President Daniels' appointment extended through 2024
Hopkins trustees have extended Ronald J. Daniels' presidency by five years, recognizing the progress made under his leadership toward achieving university goals, including in the Rising to the Challenge campaign. |
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Help mentor (and welcome) our newest students – all 5,200 of them!
Interested in mentoring a student? Mail us your business cards and we'll include them in travel mugs the Alumni Association gives to welcome incoming students. We've received 800 cards. Help us hit our goal of 5,200 by August 10! |
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Were your classmates honored?
Our alumni, faculty, and friends are the best! Congratulations to all of our Alumni Association award winners for their outstanding achievements and service. |
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A tilapia teaching moment
Food System Lab's aquaponics program – aquaculture (fish farming) combined with hydroponics (plant growing without the soil) – serves urban farming and educates Baltimore. |
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School of Education program transforming America's failing schools
Diplomas Now, rooted in the research of School of Education professor and Krieger alumnus Bob Balfanz and supported by philanthropy, is increasing graduation rates and elevating achievement in failing schools nationwide. |
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Your online alumni library, with new perks
Hopkins KnowledgeNET now offers access to Sage Business Cases, a database focusing on more than 15 areas of business and management. Access is free to alumni through Johns Hopkins Connect. |
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Income inequality may lead millennials to start families before marriage, study finds
The greater the income inequality, the less likely young people are to marry before having children, says Andrew Cherlin, the Krieger School's Griswold Professor and 21st Century Cities steering committee member. |
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"No one deserves to have HIV"
The Jeff Greene and Al and Jerrie LaPointe scholarships enabled Catie Edwards, a recent Krieger School alumna, to discover her calling: helping current and former injection drug users protect themselves from communicable diseases. |
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You can make a difference
Thanks to your generosity, the Alumni Association can award student grants, host events, create networking and mentoring tools like GoHopOnline, present awards to faculty, alumni, and students, and more. Please give today. |
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"We can't give up the fight"
Global Health NOW caught up with Tutu Professor and International AIDS Society President Chris Beyrer for his thoughts on this week’s AIDS conference in Africa, the global fight, and a look ahead. |
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Reconnect with friends at Alumni Weekend 2017
Whether you're gearing up for your first reunion or celebrating your 50th, recapture the magic of your Hopkins experience at Alumni Weekend, April 21-23. Be sure to update your information so you don't miss a thing. |
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Peabody pops up across Baltimore
Winds on the water? Horns in the hospital? Strings in school? Watch Peabody troupes give surprise concerts across Baltimore as part of the Pop-Up program and Dean Fred Bronstein's focus on community. |
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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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