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| SCHOOL OF MEDICINE |
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NEWS FOR ALUMNI & FRIENDS
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| Documenting a Tripartite Career Launched at Hopkins |
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| It isn’t often that the Alan Mason Chesney Archives of the Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions receives a huge collection of personal papers that documents the career and contributions of an alumnus. But that just happened when W. Bruce Fye, M.D. '72 shipped forty-five boxes to the archives and contributed a donation to organize the collection. |
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| Graduate Coating Ceremony |
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| The Graduate Coating Ceremony that honors Ph.D. candidates who have passed their qualifying exams, transitioning from a Ph.D. student to a Ph.D. candidate. Though the white coat ceremony is most commonly known as an educational milestone and ritual for M.D. graduates, The Johns Hopkins University is one of the few institutions in the country to present its graduating Ph.D. students with white coats. Check out footage from this April 10th event. |
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| Distinguished Mentoring Award Lecture |
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This year’s virtual event will include presentation of the Distinguished Mentoring Award to alum, Henry Brem, M.D., Harvey Cushing Professor of Neurosurgery and director of the Department of Neurosurgery at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, and neurosurgeon-in-chief at The Johns Hopkins Hospital.
In recognition of Dr. Brem’s achievements, a keynote lecture will be delivered by Robert Langer, Sc.D., David H. Koch Institute Professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. |
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| Dichotomy of the Black Scientist |
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| Black scientists exist in a space that is slowly inching its doors wider for people from underrepresented backgrounds, creating an opportunity for them to make the lab a healthier and more inclusive space for themselves and the budding Black scientists coming after them. In spite of the dichotomy of this experience, the work of Black scientists is immensely positive and powerful for the future. Black History Month, and every month, is a time to highlight this work by the Black students and faculty members at the Institute for Basic Biomedical Sciences as they set new standards and break through milestones that open the doors a little wider. |
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Seeking Alumni Leaders
Are you a SoM degree holder, current or former faculty member, or did your train at SoM as a resident, fellow, or post doc? If the answer is a resounding “yes” then you are a member of The Johns Hopkins Medical & Surgical Association (JHM&SA).
JHM&SA represents all alumni and its mission is to host reunions, improve the quality of life and provide educational opportunities for students and trainees, and share information about the life of the school. The JHM&SA Council is now accepting interest forms for alumni interested in serving on the Council,
a fulfilling 2 year commitment.
Please click below to submit an interest form. |
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| Ph.D. Spotlight |
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We are delighted to share that March 25th, Chad Hicks and Benjamin Zaepfel, PhD students from the Biochemistry, Cellular and Molecular Biology (BCMB) graduate program, placed first and third in Three Minute Thesis (3MT).
Three Minute Thesis (3MT™) is an international research and scholarly communication competition in which doctoral students have three minutes –
and a single PowerPoint slide - to present compelling and engaging talks on their dissertation topic and its significance. 10 Hopkins doctoral students presented their 3MT talks to an esteemed panel of judges, including Dr. Gregg Semenza (SOM Professor and 2019 Nobel Laureate) and Eduardo Martinez-Montes (2019 3MT Champion and SOM PhD candidate). |
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REGISTRATION
IS LIVE!
SOM REUNION WEEKEND |
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| The office of alumni relations is working to plan a robust virtual reunion experience. We will be celebrating milestones for classes ending in 0, 1, 5 and 6, but the weekend is open to all alumni! Stay tuned - the program schedule will be posted in the next month. |
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| 2022 Best Research-Oriented Medical Schools |
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The annual U.S. News & World Report Best Medical Schools: Research rankings for 2022 were announced today, and the list reaffirmed that the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine is one of the best in the country. The school of medicine was ranked #7 out of more than 100 medical schools in the nation.
While the school of medicine has consistently earned one of the top spots in the U.S. News & World Report graduate program rankings, it is important to note that an unexpected change in methodology contributed to a shift in our position on the list — as well as in the ranking of many other medical schools.
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Submit an Obituary
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Obituaries are published three times a year in the Hopkins Medicine magazine. You may submit an obituary or information on the death of a classmate.
LEARN MORE
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Share a professional achievement of yourself or a fellow alum!
Have you moved recently or taken a new position that you would like to tell us about? Won an award or made major life changes? Keep your classmates and colleagues up to date on where you are and what you have been doing by updating your information!
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Support the School of Medicine
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The Johns Hopkins School of Medicine is among the world's greatest institutions of education, research, and patient care. The generosity of alumni and friends who understand and believe in our mission enables Johns Hopkins to address unprecedented global challenges, safeguard and enhance health, enrich culture and advance the frontiers of knowledge.
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