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James Allan
New AVP for Alumni Relations
Published Spring 2025
James Allan joins Johns Hopkins; plans first pan-university alumni survey since 2018 / Johns Hopkins Magazine
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Pioneering Women
Published Summer 2024
In 1974, the first undergraduate class at JHU to include women received their diplomas. Many of them recently returned to campus to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the university's coeducation program. / Johns Hopkins Magazine
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Career course corrections
Published Winter 2023
The Alumni Life Design Experience course is a joint venture from the Johns Hopkins Alumni Association and Integrative Learning & Life Design that guides alumni through career changes / Johns Hopkins Magazine
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Bookmark these good reads
Published Spring 2023
If you are an alum and have written a book—or more than one—a space is waiting for you on JHU's virtual Alumni Authors Bookshelf / Johns Hopkins Magazine
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Offline connections
Published Spring 2022
Johns Hopkins University alumni are once again networking and socializing face to face, thanks to some creative event planning by the Alumni Association / Johns Hopkins Magazine
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The best of both worlds
Published Fall 2021
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Lucia Diaz
CARING FOR HER COMMUNITY
Published Fall 2020
Nursing alumna Lucia Diaz—a winner of the Alumni Association's 2020 Community Champion Award—is addressing health disparities among immigrants in Los Angeles, her hometown / Johns Hopkins Magazine
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Alumni Association News
BUILDING BRIDGES
Published Spring 2020
Hopkins Connect is making it easier for students to find alumni mentors / Johns Hopkins Magazine