Issue No. 53 | October 2016
David C. Dean, M.D., Jean Dean, and  Jonathan Callan, recipient of the Archibald S. Dean, M.D., and David C. Dean, M.D., Scholarship
Grateful Scholarship Recipient 
Class of 1956 Alumnus pays it forward
 
Class of 1956 alumnus  David  C. Dean, M.D. and wife, Jean, Return ed to Hopkins this month to   Relive   his medical school days with their sons, Bruce and Keith, who had never seen the place their father and grandfather, Class of 1922's Archibald S. Dean , held so dear. During their brief trip, Dr. Dean also experienced a first: meeting a recipient of his endowed Archibald S. Dean, M.D., and David C. Dean, M.D., Scholarship. Jonathan Callan, Class of 2019, was grateful to express his appreciation to Dr. Dean for making his medical school education possible. A Class Representative, Dr. Dean looks forward to seeing his classmates for their 60th reunion during Biennial Meeting & Reunion Weekend on June 8-11, 2017.   Relearn 
Left to right: Christopher L. Wolfgang, M.D., Ph.D., and Michael Lim, M.D. 
Outstanding Patient Care 
2 Alumni awarded $10,000 

Congratulations to neurosurgeon Michael Lim, M.D. and surgical oncologist Christopher L. Wolfgang, M.D., Ph.D., who each  received a $10,000 service excellence award from the  Healthnetwork Foundation .  The award is presented annually to 10 physicians nationwide who have demonstrated extremely high levels of integrity and compassionate care.  Lim, a Class of 2000 alumnus, and Wolfgang, a former  gastrointestinal surgery fellow, were nominated by grateful patients.  Read more
Hopkins and the Great War 
Exhibit runs at Welch through January  

World War I had a devastating effect on our world, but how did it change and shape the Johns Hopkins community, and in particular, the School of Medicine and Johns Hopkins Hospital? Running through January 2017, Hopkins and the Great War is a multi-site exhibition. Its location at the William H. Welch Medical Library illustrates the ways medicine was affected by the war, and the ways the Hopkins community contributed to medicine at the time.  Explore the online exhibit 

Join Paul B. Rothman, M.D., The Frances Watt Baker, M.D. and Lenox D. Baker, Jr., M.D. Dean of the Medical Faculty and Chief Executive Officer of Johns Hopkins Medicine , at a reception for current and former faculty, alumni, and friends of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.  RSVP