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Classes for MS Degree in Clinical Anaplastology have begun!
The Master of Science (MS) degree in Clinical Anaplastology has enrolled our first graduate student, Nicole Alderson. Nicole will work under the instruction of our two full time faculty members, Juan García and Andrew Etheridge, to complete her clinical practicums, capstone research project and other required coursework…
Lily Armstrong-Davies and Gyyoung Oh Receive the 2022 Netter Award
The 2022 winners of the Frank Netter Scholarship are Lily Armstrong-Davies and Gyyoung Oh. This...
Miranda Stano Receives the Chester Reather Award
The Department of Art as Applied to Medicine awards The Chester Reather Scholarship to a graduate student whose advanced work or thesis stimulates innovative research and creative use of new imaging…
Hopkins Represents at the 2022 AMI Meeting
The 2022 AMI meeting in Des Moines was our first in person AMI meeting since 2019! Hopkins students, faculty, and alumni were well represented this year.
Hopkins Dinner @ the 2022 AMI Meeting!
The faculty are pleased to host a Dinner for Alumni, Colleagues and Friends at the 2022 AMI...
Andrew Etheridge Joins Full-time Faculty
The department is pleased to announce that Andrew Etheridge, MFA, CCA, CFO, C.PED, CFM, has joined our full-time faculty effective July 1, 2022. Andrew has accepted an appointment as Instructor in Art as Applied to Medicine, bringing his extensive experience and outstanding skill as a clinical anaplastologist to Johns Hopkins…
Celebration Honoring Gary P. Lees – June 3rd, 2022
Join us for a celebration honoring Gary P. Lees, Professor Emeritus and former Director of the Department of Art as Applied to Medicine.
We invite you to join us Friday, June 3, 2022, for a full day Symposium and Portrait Dedication to honor Gary Lees, Professor Emeritus and former director. The program will feature…
Congratulations 2022 MBI Graduates!
Congratulations to the graduating Medical and Biological Illustration Class of 2022…
Norman Barker the 2022 Ranice W. Crosby Award Recipient
The recipient of the Ranice W. Crosby Distinguished Achievement Award, for scholarly contributions...
JHU MBI Welcomes the AU Program to Annual Student Exchange
The JHU-AU Student Exchange is an annual event where the Johns Hopkins University MBI and Augusta University (AU) Medical Illustration Graduate Programs get together to exchange ideas, network and learn. The JHU program welcomes the AU students and faculty to what is sure to be another exciting Student Exchange. This year, students will be participating in a Design Sprint…
Thesis Presentations 2022 – April 22nd, 3 PM EST
We are pleased to share that the 2022 Thesis Presentations Event will be held on Friday, April...
Jeff Day speaking at SciVizNYC
SciViz NYC is a science visualization conference hosted by the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. Registration is free and the conference will be presented online on March 9 from 1-5:15pm EST on March 9. Topics this year include social media, medical moulage, data visualization, medical comics, and Jeff will be speaking about accessible script writing for animation at 4:45pm.
Announcing the Dieter Scholarship for Creative Design Excellence
The Joseph M. Dieter, Jr., Scholarship for Creative Design Excellence will recognize a second-year graduate student in the Medical Illustration program who has demonstrated innovative excellence and outstanding creative design in their graduate coursework. This new, endowed scholarship has been established through the extraordinary generosity of our beloved and talented graphic designer, Joe Dieter, a long-time member of our Department.
Jennifer Fairman Invited Panelist at NIH GxE
Jennifer Fairman, CMI, FAMI and Associate Professor, was an invited panelist at the National...
Welcome to Graphic Designer Courtney Weber!
Courtney Weber, our newest team member, is the Graphic Designer in the Johns Hopkins University...
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