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Alumni making an impact
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Bridging the Racial Divide
In his remarks at the 2021 Harriet Shriver Rogers Lecture, Percy Pierre, PhD ’67, looked to the past to suggest how engineering—and engineers—can help bridge the nation’s racial divide.
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Advancing Health Care in Africa
“Until you have real data to understand what’s going on in health care in Africa, you can’t provide real solutions,” says Adegoke Olubusi MS ’16, co-founder and CEO of the health care technology company Helium Health.
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Opening Doors
“When I started thinking about what really mattered to me, what was important were three things: I want to do what I love, work with people that I love, and help them enjoy and love what they do,” says Linda Cureton MS ’98, post-masters’s certificate ’99. Owning my own company was how I could do that.”
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A New Coin of the Realm
Mark R. Stoudt MS ’92, PhD ’00 is a materials scientist at the National Institute of Standards and Technology and a member of the small team responsible for a new alloy expected to be used for the U.S. nickel.
“I have no idea what my career will look like in 20 years, and that’s by design… But exciting things find me, as I found Johns Hopkins. ”
Phyllis Schneck ’92 MS 93, Computer Science
Former Chief Cybersecurity Official, U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Continuing Education
Engineering for Professionals
If you want to expand your knowledge, but aren’t quite ready to commit to a master’s degree in engineering, you’ve got options. Take a course or earn a graduate or post-master’s certificate through Johns Hopkins’ Engineering for Professionals program.
Other Opportunities
As a member of the Johns Hopkins Alumni Association, you receive discounts on some of the fee-based programs operated by Johns Hopkins.