Introducing Dr. Paul Rothman
Dr. Rothman has been appointed as next Dean of the School of Medicine and CEO of Johns Hopkins Medicine.
Stephen Pitcairn Memorial Scholarship Fund
Stephen Pitcairn, medical research technologist at Johns Hopkins, was tragically killed in 2010. To honor his work at the Institute for Cell Engineering, the Stephen Pitcairn Memorial Scholarship Fund was established.
Shaping a Century - Johns Hopkins History of Plastic Surgery
Milton Edgerton, Med ‘44; W.P. Andrew Lee, Med ‘83; John Hoopes, Med ’57; and John Staige Davis, Med 1899, are all a part of this video.
Alumni Updates
News & Information
New Book Explores Heart Health Myths - Marc Gillinov, Med '88, along Steven Nissen, MD, recently released a new book called Heart 411. (2/8/12)
Read the January E-Newsletter - Our January e-newsletter is now available. (1/31/12)
"An ex-video-game addict shares his story and a way out" - Andrew Doan, Med '01, is quoted. (1/27/12)
Sheikh Zayed Tower and Charlotte R. Bloomberg Children's Center Unveiled - On January 26, media members toured the new hospital buildings. View photos and learn more about the new facilities. (1/27/12)
"10 Spine Surgeons for Professional Basketball Teams", featuring Allen Kent Sills Jr., Med ’90 (12/21/11)
Students Celebrate Research Achievements - On January 6, more than 120 medical students gathered for the fourth annual Medical Student Research Day. (1/24/12)
The Committee for the 21st Century Welch Medical Library - In the coming months there will be a review of the Welch Library Building and how the physical and electronic resources of the Welch Library will be used. Until the review is completed, the library will maintain current operations. (2/8/12)
Breaking the NFL Glass Ceiling - Leigh Ann Curl, Med '89, is the only woman in the NFL to hold the position of head team orthopedic surgeon. (12/6/11)
JHU Students' Company Accepted into
NY Accelerator - Ahead Research, founded by two Johns Hopkins medical students, was accepted into Blueprint Health. (1/10/12)
NY Accelerator - Ahead Research, founded by two Johns Hopkins medical students, was accepted into Blueprint Health. (1/10/12)
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