Leslie King Hammond sits on stairs
Alumni profile
The way maker
Published Summer 2024
Art historian Leslie King Hammond, A&S ’73 (MA), ’75 (PhD), reflects on her life spent championing Black and women artists—and a 1988 exhibit that jolted the art world / Johns Hopkins Magazine
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SUMMER 2024
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A celebration of the women of Johns Hopkins, including the distinguished members of the Class of 1974, an art historian, a pioneering geologist, a photojournalist documenting displacement around the world, and more

Synchronized swimmers in water
Swimming in synch
Published Summer 2024
A new book by Vicki Valosik, 'Swimming Pretty,' probes the push and pull between art and athletics as it chronicles the untold story of women in water. / Johns Hopkins Magazine
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Paleontology
Cracking open the fossil record
Published Summer 2024
Jasmina Wiemann's PaLEO Lab looks at fossils for new clues about how life evolved and how it will persist—or not—during the sixth mass extinction / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Gail McGovern looks into the distance, while wearing a Red Cross branded hat and button-down shirt
Leading with heart
Published Summer 2024
Retiring in June, American Red Cross CEO Gail McGovern, A&S '74, reflects on a career of service / Johns Hopkins Magazine
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With all her heart
Published Summer 2024
Writer Heather Lanier reflects on a tough parenting moment: ceding control and trusting that everything will be OK / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Pava LaPere poses in a graduation robe
An inspiring life remembered
Published Summer 2024
Looking back on the legacy of Pava LaPere / Johns Hopkins Magazine

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