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April 24: There’S No Place Like Homewood His Year, We Have an Alumni Weekend That You and Your Friends Will Forever Remember April 24: There’s No Place Like Homewood his year, we have an Alumni Weekend that you and your friends will forever remember. In addition to the T showdown between the Blue Jays and the Maryland Terrapins, we’ll have all the events you and your friends have come to love and expect through the years. Hop Talks headlined by our world-renowned professors and alumni. Tours of our always-changing yet ever-familiar campus. Delicious food and plentiful drink. Class reunions for the 0’s and 5’s. The Hullabalooza Dance Party and the Young Alumni Tent Party. But, of course—and you already knew this—that’s not all. Take a good look at the events schedule and go to the official Alumni Weekend webpage, www.alumni.jhu.edu/reunion, for full event details and complete information. Then complete your registration, invite your friends, and get ready to make Alumni Weekend 2020 the stuff of legend. Registration required for all events Visit alumni.jhu.edu/reunion or call 410.516.5185 for complete registration, pricing, and event info. Let’s turn the campus into a Sea of Blue! We have designed a t-shirt so you can wear your Hopkins blue proudly during Alumni Weekend. For more information on how to purchase a Sea of Blue t-shirt, visit alumni.jhu.edu/reunion. Hop Talks: The AI-Driven Future: April 24: What Could Possibly Go Wrong? 2pm-3pm Friday Hackerman B17. Anthony Dahbura, Eng ‘81, Co-Director of the Johns Lunch at Levering Market Hopkins University Institute for Assured 11am–2pm Autonomy, will lead us through a $1 discount per person, courtesy of discussion of artificial intelligence and Bon Appétit. the future. JHU Press Author Meet & Greet Hop Talks: A Conversation with 11am–12pm Suzi Weiss-Fischmann Mason Hall Auditorium. 2pm-3:30pm Mason Hall Auditorium. Krieger School JHU Press Tour 1 of Arts & Sciences Dean Leadership 12:30pm–2pm Speaker Series. A conversation with Shuttle departs from in front of Mason Suzi Weiss-Fishmann, Co-founder of nail Hall. polish mega-brand, OPI. Hop Talks: Hacking Democracy- Campus Walking Tour Cybersecurity and the 2016 2:30pm–3:30pm Election Departs from Mason Hall lobby. 12:30pm-1:30pm Mason Hall Auditorium. How were Tour of Station North & hackers able to compromise the Parkway Theatre cybersecurity of our country’s election 3:15pm–5pm in 2016, who was responsible, and what Shuttle departs from in front of Mason can be done to reduce further risk? Hear Hall. Visit Hopkins’ new Film and Media from the company that uncovered the Studies facility. Space is limited. source of the breach and find out how they did it. Hop Talks: Cancer Drug Scarcity- A Crisis in American Hop Talks: Fly Fishing Event Healthcare 1pm-3:30pm 3:30pm-4:30pm Johns Hopkins Club, Nobel Room. Gilman 50. Join Dr. Yoram Unguru of the Discover the thrill of Fly Fishing by Berman Institute of Bioethics to discuss Hopkins’ own Jim Truscott, Ph.D, ‘62, ‘63, a systematic problem of scarcity that is ‘70 who will share the mechanics and threatening lives in the richest country history of the sport. Space is limited. in the world, and hear what Johns DREAMS Day of Undergraduate Hopkins is doing to address this issue. Research Hop Talks: Opioid Innovations: 1pm-4pm A Baltimore Story Goldfarb Gym, O’Connor Recreation 4pm-5pm Center. Visit HOUR’s annual celebration of the undergraduate research, Mason Hall Auditorium. Uncover scholarly and creative projects of our some of the innovative ways that the own Hopkins undergraduate students Hopkins community has come together from the Krieger School of Arts and within Baltimore to address some of Sciences, the Peabody Institute, and the the challenges related to the opioid Whiting School of Engineering. epidemic. Tour of FastForward U 2pm–3pm FastForward U, 320 W 29th Street #200 April 25: REGISTER NOW Saturday President & Deans’ Breakfast 8:30am-10am Visit alumni.jhu.edu/AW2020 Glass Pavilion. President Ron Daniels, or call 410.516.5185 Dean Beverly Wendland, and Dean T.E. Departmental Showcase Schlesinger share their vision for the future of the university. Space limited. 4pm-6pm Glass Pavilion. Join JHU departments Junior Jays Lacrosse Clinic from across the institution as they give 9am-10:30am you a taste of what makes learning at Johns Hopkins so great! Children ages 6-12. Ralph S. O’Connor Recreation Center Practice Field. Hopkins Retrospective Prospective Students Tour 5pm–7pm 9:30am-10:30am Great Hall. Reflections: LGBTQ History at Hopkins. Professor Bill Leslie will host Hackerman B17. Campus tour for a conversation on LGBTQ history at college-bound students and their Hopkins. families. Orioles vs. Toronto Blue Jays JHU Press Tour 2 5:30pm 10am-11:30am Join fellow alumni for Hopkins University Shuttle departs from in front of Mason night at Camden Yards. Pre-game Hall. reception includes a buffet dinner. Batter up! Student & Alumni Coffee Chat 10am-11:30am Maryland Untapped Levering Hall, Student Lounge. Join 6:30pm–8:30pm us for a casual morning drop-in of Tent on Decker Quad. Enjoy a dinner networking and conversation with of local cuisine paired with Maryland’s alumni and students, and learn finest beverages. From beer and wine, to more about opportunities to mentor spirits, and a variety of dinner options, students. there is something to please everyone! Enjoy what Maryland has to offer, Historical Campus Tour untapped! 10am-11:30am Tour departs from Brody Patio. A Cappella Concert 8pm-10pm Blue Jays Kids Club Family Shriver Hall Auditorium. Don’t miss this Activity Zone musical showdown featuring Hopkins’ 10am-2pm own student a cappella groups! Decker Quad. Young Alumni Tent Campus Party Walking Tour 10pm-1am 10:30am- Bloomberg 11:30am Courtyard Tent. Meet in the Mason Hall lobby. FastForwardU Accelerator Demo Day with Johns Hopkins April 26: Technology Ventures 10:30am-12:30pm Sunday FastForward U. Eat well and hear pitches from this year’s most promising Hopkins 18th Annual Blue Jay 5k Race for student-led ventures. Lymphoma 9:45 am-12pm Hop Talks: Women of Hopkins: Empowerment, Leadership and Newton H. White Athletic Center. Details and registration information can be the Future found at www.hopkinstrack.com/ 10:30am-11:30am bluejay5k.html. Great Hall. 6th Annual JHU Pride Brunch Traditional Crab Cake Lunch 11am-1pm 11:30am-1:30pm Gertrude’s at the Baltimore Museum of Tent on Decker Quad. Art. All students, alumni and guests are invited to participate. Homecoming Lacrosse Game: Johns Hopkins vs. Maryland Alumni Weekend Champagne Buffet Brunch 2pm Homewood Field. Come cheer on the 11am-1:30pm Blue Jays as they take on the Maryland Johns Hopkins Club. Cap off this year’s Terrapins. Game ticket required. Alumni Weekend with bottomless brunch at the Johns Hopkins Club. You Camp Blue Jay won’t want to miss it! Space is Limited. 4pm-11pm One Love x Hopkins Levering Marketplace. Childcare for ages 5-12 while you attend your class dinners 12pm-2pm and parties! Homewood Field. Join this event promoting the One Love Foundation, Teen Scene which focuses on educating young people and communitites about healthy 4pm-11pm relationship behaviors. Levering Marketplace. Teens ages 13-17 will be kept busy while you are enjoying your class dinners and parties! Hopkins Symphony Orchestra Biannual Concerto 7:30pm Shriver Hall Auditorium. HSO’s biannual concerto competition is a high-spirited event where the winners preform with the orchestra. Join us for this exciting season finale! ADDITIONAL WEEKEND The Hullabalooza ACTIVITIES & INFO 9pm-12:30am Tent on Decker Quad. The party where For more information, visit your yearbook comes back to life! Live band, cash bar and lots of fun! alumni.jhu.edu/reunion A S S A R E U N I O N C L C T I V I T I E S Classes ’40, ’45, ’50, ’55, and ’60 Class of ’80 Old Guard Homecoming Crab Cake Lunch 40th Reunion Dinner Saturday, 11:30am. Johns Hopkins Club. Saturday, 6:30–9:30pm. Johns Hopkins Club. Old Guard Game Watch Party Saturday, 2-4pm. Johns Hopkins Club, Library. Class of ’85 35th Reunion Dinner Classes ‘40, ‘45, ’55, ‘60 Saturday, 7–10pm. Hodson Hall Lobby. Reunion Celebrations Saturday, 4:30–7:30pm. Johns Hopkins Club, Class of ’90 ABC Room. 30th Reunion Celebration Saturday, 4:30–7:30pm. Class of ’50 Great Hall. 70th Reunion Celebration Friday, 4pm. Tour of Homewood House. Class of ’95 Friday, 5pm. Dinner at the Johns Hopkins Club. 25th Reunion Class Seating at the Homecoming Lacrosse Game Class of ’65 Saturday, 2pm. Homewood Field. 55th Reunion Celebration Saturday, 4:30–7:30pm. Johns Hopkins Club, 25th Reunion Dinner Tap Room. Saturday, 7–10pm. Gilman Atrium. Class of ’70 Class of ’00 20th Reunion Dinner 50th Reunion Dinner Saturday, 7–10pm. Glass Pavilion. Friday, 7–10pm. Gilman Atrium. 50th Service of Remembrance Class of ’05 15th Reunion Post-Game Party Saturday, 10:30am. Mason Hall Auditorium. Saturday, 4:30–7:30pm. HomeSlyce. 50th Reunion Class Seating at the Homecoming Lacrosse Game Class of ’10 Saturday, 2pm. Homewood Field. 10th Reunion Celebration Saturday, 7–10pm. Barcocina. 50th Reunion Post-Game Party Saturday, 4:30–7:30pm. Johns Hopkins Club. Class of ’15 50th Reunion Brunch 5th Reunion Celebration Sunday, 10am-12pm. Cordish Center. Saturday, 7–10pm. Mudd Hall Atrium. Class of ’75 45th Reunion Post-Game Party Saturday, 4:30-7:30pm. Bloomberg Lobby & Courtyard. THE DETAILS: Registration Information How to Register Registering is easy. You may register online at alumni.jhu.edu/AW2020, fax your completed registration form to 410-516-6858, or mail it to Reunion & Homecoming Office, The Johns Hopkins University, San Martin Center, 2nd Floor, 3400 N.
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