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• Fourth-graders learn the science of baking bread

  Tuesday, April 15, 2014

  Chances are, sometime today you will eat a little bread. Maybe you will eat a ham and cheese sandwich for lunch. Maybe you will dip a piece of Italian bread into your spaghetti sauce at dinner. Bread is one of those things that you might take for granted. But about 450 fourth-graders from four Montgomery County schools recently got a new taste of bread, when they learned what is in it, how to bake it and the importance of sharing it.

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• Cancer Biology Class Launches at JHU Montgomery County Campus

  Monday, April 14, 2014

  For the first time, Johns Hopkins University is offering a course called “Biology of Cancer” to undergraduate students. The launch will be this summer at the university’s Montgomery County Campus.

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• Science Can Be Delicious

  Wednesday, April 9, 2014

  Science can be delicious. That’s the lesson more than 400 Montgomery County Public Schools students learned when they visited Johns Hopkins University’s Montgomery County Campus in April and participated in the King Arthur Flour Bake for Good: Kids Learn Bake Share program.

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Upcoming Events

• Sting Art Exhibit

  April 7, 2014

  The campus will showcase the work of Jennifer Droblyen. The theme of the exhibit is "sting," with pieces focusing on bees and jellyfish.

• Health IT Forum: Bring Your Own Device

  May 1, 2014

  Health IT Forums are a partnership among Johns Hopkins University, the Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce, the Tech Council of Maryland and Montgomery Economic Development.

• Shady Grove Farmers Market

  11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Wednesdays, May 7-Oct. 29

  From candles to pickles, you’ll be able to find it at the Shady Grove Farmers Market, located on the Johns Hopkins University Montgomery County Campus.

• Arts & Sciences Research Symposium

  May 13, 2014

  Please join this special event featuring student presentations, a networking reception and a special keynote address from Peter D. Gabriele, Vice President, Research & Development, Secant Medical.

• Gaithersburg Book Festival

  May 17, 2014

  Johns Hopkins University's Montgomery County Campus is proud to be an annual sponsor of the Gaithersburg Book Festival.