Chinese Documentary Celebrates Ties
Hopkins Nursing has long historical ties to China, in large part due to Anna D....
On the Pulse | 11/26/14
Historical
This Way Forward: Alice Fitzgerald (1876-1962)
A restless sort with a quick mind and a knack for languages, Hopkins Nursing grad Alice Louise Florence Fitzgerald seemed destined for the...
JH Nurse | 07/28/14
In Good Hands—Yesterday
A Johns Hopkins Nursing student (far right) works with a Johns Hopkins Hospital nurse to provide care. In 1963, a Hopkins nursing...
On the Pulse | 12/16/11
In Memory Of
Our oldest living graduate, Hester Martin DeHaven, CHH ’31, died on January 19 at Gilcrest Hospice. She was 100 years...
Past Issues | 04/04/11
Who is this Hopkins Nurse?
Nancy P. Ellicott, Class of 1903, was the first woman in Baltimore to own and operate a car. She did most of her own repairs to the car as...
Past Issues | 04/01/11
Interdisciplinary Collaboration
Interdisciplinary collaboration in nursing education is a longstanding tradition at Johns Hopkins. In 1987, pediatric cardiologist Langford...
On the Pulse | 11/17/10
WWII Nurse Receives Medallion
Doris Avery ’44 accepted the Noncommissioned Officers’ Association World War II Veterans Medallion for her service as a lieutenant in...
Past Issues | 08/09/10
