Sara Falligant

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Published January 23, 2018 at 1242 × 1870 in Campaigns.

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Founded in 2018 by three Johns Hopkins student-athletes, @graffgolf aims to give golfers better analytics to improve their game using a smart golf ball. Co-founders Aaron Shapiro, Mike Eberle, and Patrick Kelly teamed up with @fastforward_u and most recently won the Summer Undergraduate Entrepreneurship Award, which supports one undergraduate-level startup annually with a $10,000 grant.
“There was a feeling about this medal. My father’s achievement was not just in science. It was in intellectual range, public service, and free knowledge. We really felt that it should be used in a way that he would want it to be, which is to inspire.”
Congratulations to brand-new Hopkins alum Reid Bradshaw! As a sophomore, Reid reflected on the impact of his scholarship and the opportunities he'd found at JHU.
Congratulations to the Class of 2021!
Supported by a gift from the Khatib Foundation, @hopkinsneurosurg researchers will work towards advancing the fundamental understanding of brain tumors and, eventually, toward a cure.⁣
Today’s the day! Grab a Dunkin’ iced coffee to support Johns Hopkins Children’s Center patients and families ☕️🍩
From his first year as a Brooklyn, New York, neurosurgical resident in the early 1960s, Dr. Reza Khatib spent his career battling glioblastoma multiforme, an aggressive form of brain cancer that is difficult to treat and often fatal. Now, he's partnering with @hopkinsneurosurg to continue his mission through a new brain tumor research center, an international fellowship, and an endowed professorship. ⁣
Johns Hopkins' Homewood campus transformed into an outdoor gallery, showcasing work of students from Luc Phinney's Art of Architecture class. Check out just a few of these ephemeral installations, from finals good luck charms adorning the Gilman tunnel to reflections on 2020 scattered throughout Homewood.
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