Posts from 2012

Remarks by President Ronald J. Daniels (as prepared)HCPI Press ConferenceMason Hall Thanks, Andy. And good morning. I’m delighted to see all of you, and to welcome you the Homewood campus. As Andy highlighted, there are a number of important...

Dear Faculty, Staff, and Students: From its earliest days, Johns Hopkins has been a place of remarkable, organic collaboration. The driving vision of our scholars and the commitment of our staff historically have lifted our work above and...

Dear Students, Faculty and Staff, On Saturday, before the region began feeling the effects of Hurricane Sandy, nearly 1,000 of you turned out for the President’s Day of Service, across Baltimore and beyond. Together, we planted trees and...

Remarks by President Ronald J. DanielsFour Seasons Hotel, Baltimore Despite the fact that there are 300 people in this room, I feel like we’re at a family gathering. This is the Johns Hopkins family – the people who know us best. Like any...

Dear members of the Johns Hopkins and Homewood communities, Three years ago, in my first address to The Johns Hopkins University community, I spoke of a great university that is not only at Baltimore or in Baltimore, but truly and proudly of...

Dear Faculty, Students and Staff, Two weeks ago, my wife, Joanne, and I officially became empty nesters after dropping our fourth child off for her first year of college. In the weeks prior, my daughter packed up her room, embarked on countless...

Remarks by President Ronald J. DanielsRalph S. O’Connor Recreation Center(As prepared) [Introduction and greetings from Jacqueline Mok] Thank you, Jacqueline – for being here this evening, for bringing greetings from our Trustees...

Remarks by President Ronald J. DanielsHomewood Field To our honorary degree recipients, trustees and alumni … to our faculty and staff, to our parents, family members and friends … and most especially to our brand new graduates … welcome...

Remarks for Ronald J. Daniels1800 Orleans Street Thank you, Peter. In his characteristically modest way, Peter seems to have overlooked one of his other accomplishments since that fateful white envelope arrived from Hopkins – he is, of...