Announcements, awards, events and more
News from Art as Applied to Medicine
Implant Retained Facial Prosthetics Workshop
We conducted an innovative workshop on bone drilling for implant retention of facial prostheses!...
Field Trip to National Geographic
Medical illustration graduate students in the Class of 2024 visited Washington DC in January for a...
Medical Sculpture Course
What's Happening in Medical Sculpture!Cheers to the first day of the Medical Sculpture course with...
Nicholas Kilner-Pontone receives the 2023 Dieter Scholarship
We are pleased to announce that Nicholas Kilner-Pontone has been selected to receive the 2023 Dieter Scholarship.
Congratulations Nick on this well-deserved honor!
2023 Chester F. Reather Scholarship Award Announced
Please join us in congratulating this year’s Recipient of the Chester Reather Scholarship Award: Tonya Burge.
Chloe Woodin Receives the 2023 Netter Award
The 2023 winner of the Frank Netter Scholarship is Chloe Woodin.
This award, given by the family and friends of Dr. Netter, provides financial aid to students in the graduate program of medical and biological illustration.
Students Visit the Welch Rare Book Room
Second years students in the Medical Illustration program enjoyed a guided tour of the rare book collection in the Institute of the History of Medicine. Michael Seminara, curator of the Historical Collection, focused on anatomical atlases as he showed us some of the highlights of the collection.
Marjorie Gregerman, 1934 – 2023
Marjorie Gregerman was a medical illustrator and member of the faculty of the Department of Art as Applied to Medicine for two decades, from 1972 to 1992. She taught courses in illustration, visual concepts and communication, media reproduction, graphic design, and design of instructional programs.
Surgical Illustration Presentation – December 7, 2023
This event is an opportunity for our faculty and guests to review our second year graduate student’s surgical illustrations. Twelve illustrations will be formally critiqued.
Prerequisite Sciences – any advice?
To help best prepare applicants for the challenging sciences taken during our program, the Admissions faculty have selected 4 sciences that will offer incoming students the minimum preparation for success at Hopkins.
Portfolio – Do This; Avoid That!
What do the faculty want to see in the Portfolio?
A Close Look – Sketchbook Pages
The best places to start learning about our Portfolio Categories is the Sample Portfolio page -...
Take A Trip with The Clinical Anaplastology Masters Program!
The National Gallery of Art traveling sculpture exhibit…
Medical Illustration Students Participate in Coating Ceremony 2024
Our second year graduate students from the Class of 2024 participated in the white coat...
Juan Garcia: Featured in Hopkins Medicine Magazine
Juan Garcia, Clinical Anaplastologist and Professor in The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Department of Art as Applied to Medicine, was featured in the fall 2023 edition of the Hopkins Medicine magazine…
Stay Updated
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn to see the latest updates on new articles, events, and workshops. Stay informed and connected with the Art as Applied to Medicine community.