Johns Hopkins University Montgomery County Campus

News

• MEDIA ADVISORY: Future Engineers Use Their Noodles to Build Bridges from Spaghetti

  Friday, July 25, 2014

  Students, with their parents looking on, will compete in the annual, tension-filled Spaghetti Bridge Contest, marking the culmination of a four-week summer engineering program.

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• Opticul Diagnostics Wins BioMaryland Center Grant for International Project

  Monday, July 21, 2014

  Opticul Diagnostics has won a BioMaryland Center grant to work on a medical device with a France-based company that would immediately identify microorganisms in a wound at a point-of-care setting, such as a hospital.

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• AAP Offers Career Services at Montgomery County Campus

  Friday, July 18, 2014

  Career services director helps students and alumni with job searches, interviewing skills and resume writing.

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Upcoming Events

• Shady Grove Farmers Market

  Wednesday, July 30

  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.

• Shady Grove Farmers Market

  Wednesday, Aug. 6

  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.

• Gaithersburg Germantown Chamber of Commerce Public Safety Awards Breakfast

  Friday, Aug. 8

  The campus is a sponsor of this event, which honors public safety officials.

• Osher Special Event: Rethinking the Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki

  Friday, Sept. 12

  Today the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki remains a fiercely debated topic among historians and the U.S. public at large. Professor Kuznick, director of American University’s Nuclear Studies Institute, will argue that not only were the bombings morally unjustifiable and militarily unnecessary, but that President Truman approved the use of nuclear weapons despite knowing he was opening the door to the possible extinction of the human species.

• Open House: Master of Liberal Arts

  10 a.m. - 12 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 20

  Join us for an open house to learn more about the Master of Liberal Arts program, which is expanding in January 2015 to the Montgomery County Campus. Classes will be available on evenings, Saturdays and online.