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Celebrating 125 Years
School of Medicine moves to annual reunion
Next year marks the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine's transition to an annual reunion cycle and celebration of our 125th anniversary! Please save the date and stay tuned for more details: June 1-2, 2018!
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Hidden Joys of Medical School
A day in the life of a first-year student
The rigor of medical school provides little time to celebrate or reflect on one's accomplishments. The truly exhilarating moments, however, come most unexpectedly. In the Biomedical Odyssey blog, read the perspective of medical student Pranjal Gupta, who recalls some of the more memorable, but unexpected, highlights of his first year in med school. Read more
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Ph.D. Alumni Named Director
Leads Department of Biomedical Engineering
Congratulations to
Michael Miller, Ph.D., who became director of the Department of Biomedical Engineering effective July 1.
Mike received his M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in biomedical engineering at Johns Hopkins.
At Washington University in St. Louis, he rose to be a chaired professor while developing an international reputation in computational science and imaging. Mike
was recruited back to Johns Hopkins as professor of biomedical engineering in 1998, and has been a leader in the department and university ever since, where he has held the Herschel and Ruth Seder Chair in Biomedical Engineering.
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All Children's Celebrates 1st Pediatric Residency Class
Graduation Ceremony Held June 10
Congratulations to the members of Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital's inaugural pediatric residency class, who celebrated their graduation on June 10.
"I hope we can continue to attract exceptional people who want to change the world," said hospital president and vice dean Jonathan Ellen. "We need people who have that kind of aspiration."
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Supported by Scholarship
Help exceptional students reach their dreams
Volunteering with wounded veterans and receiving the Davis Family Foundation Scholarship have inspired Derick Ansah along his path to a medical career.
Thanks to a recent generous gift, we can now offer a $12,500 incentive to all donors who make endowed scholarship gifts or pledges that meet certain parameters. Please consider supporting exceptional students who aspire to launch high-impact careers in medicine or biomedical science.
Learn more | Read/watch more about Derick
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Pacing for Parkinson's
Join the team at the Baltimore Running Festival
Join one of the largest charity teams at the Baltimore Running Festival! On October 21, 2017,
Pacing for Parkinson's (P4P) returns for its 9th year to support the Johns Hopkins Parkinson's Disease and Movement Disorders Center's mission of patient care, research and outreach. Consider running or walking the 5K, half marathon, full marathon or relay.
Learn more
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