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Inventor Jessamy Taylor sits in front of a boulder at Oregon’s Smith Rock State Park
Tinkerer, climber, engineer
Published Spring 2021
Alum and inventor Jessamy Taylor loves being outdoors, scaling heights, and solving problems. Among them: a better way to adaptive climb / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Class notes
Published Spring 2021
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Jami Valentine Miller
Alumni spotlight
Physics pioneer
Published Feb 26, 2021
Since becoming the first Black woman to earn a PhD in physics at Johns Hopkins, Miller has tracked the successes and achievements of Black women in physics
A resident of the Black Rock community of the Navajo Nation uses a hand-washing station provided by the Center for American Indian Health.
Giving
PARTNERING FOR TRIBAL HEALTH
Published Winter 2020
Since 1990, the Center for American Indian Health has worked to prevent infectious disease and promote positive health outcomes in Native American populations / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Blue Jay ’89ers
FRIENDSHIP GOALS
Published Winter 2020
More than 30 years after they last played JHU men's lacrosse together, 10 of the players from the Class of 1989 say they are closer than ever before / Johns Hopkins Magazine
The gift of experience
THE GIFT OF EXPERIENCE
Published Winter 2020
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ALUMNI-TO-ALUMNI NETWORKING
Published Winter 2020
The new OneHop Alumni networking platform replaces GoHopOnline to offer an easy-to-search online directory / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Amal Awad
LEADING A FORCE FOR GOOD
Published Winter 2020
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Reginald Bannerman
A MODEL NURSE AND ADVOCATE
Published Winter 2020
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Pain to passion
PURPOSE FROM PAIN
Published Winter 2020
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