Lynn Johnson Langer: Growing Leaders for the Greater Good

Lynn Johnson Langer continues three decades of impact at JHU by using her Hopkins heart to guide future leaders as a lecturer in the MS in Organizational Leadership program. Read more

Ruth Toulson: Viewing Life Through the Anthropology of Death

Master of Liberal Arts and MA in Museum Studies lecturer and trained mortician Ruth Toulson teaches students to honor people’s lives – and especially deaths – through a focused study of sociocultural anthropology. Read more

Chris Kromphardt: Delivering Humanity and Humility to a Data-Driven World

Chris Kromphardt eyes the far-reaching importance and impact of data through his lens as a political scientist and the Assistant Director of the MS in Data Analytics and Policy program. Read more

Robert Clark: Celebrating the Mind of a Master Intelligence Analyst

Elevated by a commitment to critical thinking, collaboration, and personal curiosity, MS in Intelligence Analysis lecturer and former senior CIA official Bob Clark ends an extraordinary career. Read more

RDML Emil Wang: Leading, Teaching, and Supporting Students

USPHS Chief Engineer and Assistant Surgeon General Emil Wang relishes his role as a catalyst for student success in regulatory science. Read more

Veronica Goodman: The Value of Policy and Personal Reputation

MA in Public Management lecturer Veronica Goodman brings her expertise as a policy expert, economic adviser, researcher, and writer back to JHU. Read more

Chris Dreisbach: Leading with Philosophy, Virtue, and Faith

A focus on ethical, humanistic leadership brings personal and professional fulfillment to MS in Organizational Leadership associate director Chris Dreisbach. Read more

Stephanie Brown: Celebrating a Cultured and Cool Career in Museum Studies

Stephanie Brown turned childhood experience into her life’s work behind the velvet ropes as a curator, historian, and professor. Read more

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