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Harry Koffenberger, vice president of Corporate Security, in the department's command center. At work in the background are protective services officers Darlene Fairley (left) and Tanaya Hitt.

To Catch a Thief
Using surveillance cameras, the Web and some eager “detectives,” Corporate Security is solving high-profile crimes. The department is also launching a text-messaging system for emergencies this month.

Late on the evening of May 1, 2006, the computer system inside Hopkins' massive Weinberg Building crashed. Within an hour, an IT worker was on site, and he realized immediately that the disruption was no technical glitch. The valuable computer parts that were the guts of the system were entirely missing. Apparently, a techno-savvy thief was on the loose.

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116 Year old slate tile from the Hopkins Dome

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Dome is an award-winning monthly tabloid for employees, patients, visitors and friends of Johns Hopkins Medicine.

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Rules of Engagement
Engaged employees achieve more for themselves and their employer than those who simply express satisfaction with their jobs.

Building on Success
As my 10th year at the helm of Johns Hopkins Medicine draws to a close, I wanted to share some of our accomplishments with you.

Hungry for Cafeteria Completion
Where to grab a bite while the main eatery gets a facelift.

Preventing Infections with WIPES
There is nothing haphazard about Hopkins’ WIPES campaign.

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Purple Passion
Priority Partners—the Hopkins-owned managed care organization—has made a commitment to help feed Maryland’s hungry.

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