Tag Archive: Gift Planning
Whiting Donor Hits the Heights
After a successful career as a civil engineer and then teaching at a university, Bob Shinham, Engr ’71, is still reaching new heights, like this one in the Sedona area of Coconino National Forest, Arizona. … Read More →
Why Give | Clinical ethics matter
“My hope is that students and residents will be far more sensitive, more humanistic and in touch with different responses from patients and tolerant of different decisions,” says John Freeman, Med ’58.
$10 million bequest supports knowledge exchange
Leslie C. Norins, A&S ’58, and his wife, Ann “Rainey” Norins, will fund a student and faculty exchange program in the sciences.
Johns Hopkins dedicates Michael G. Callas Professorship in Civil Engineering
Somnath Ghosh, a world-class researcher in civil engineering and computational mechanics, is the inaugural Michael G. Callas Professor, an endowed faculty position named for a loyal Whiting School alumnus and supporter.
A Bequest That Bridges Years and Miles
“Whatever contributions I’ve made to pediatrics were possible through the experience, confidence, knowledge and training I received at Johns Hopkins.”
Jessica Turral
gives hope – and a voice – to troubled Baltimore youth.
