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Alumni Association
Student send-offs
Published Fall 2025
This alumni-led initiative allows incoming students and their families to build connections with the Hopkins community before classes begin / Johns Hopkins Magazine
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Notebook
Hopkins hits the road
Published Fall 2025
A recent alumni event brought together the Hopkins community in London / Johns Hopkins Magazine
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
Alumni Association
Alumni Council restructures
Published Winter 2024
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New roles for seasoned leaders
Published Spring 2024
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Class rings for student leaders
Published Summer 2023
The Alumni Association's caRING program gives rings to students who excel in leadership activities and make a positive contribution to campus or the community / Johns Hopkins Magazine
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The best of both worlds
Published Fall 2021
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Mock interviews
Mock interviews forge real connections
Published Fall 2021
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Coffee and Conversations
Brewing up alumni connections
Published Summer 2021
Coffee & Conversations offers alumni a monthly opportunity to meet for a one-on-one with a fellow alum from any of the university's nine academic divisions / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Five ways to stay involved
Notebook
FIVE WAYS TO STAY INVOLVED
Published Spring 2020
Keeping Hopkins close has never been easier / Johns Hopkins Magazine