Clinician with Distinction Duvuru Geetha, M.D., just got promoted from assistant professor to associate professor, and we’re extra happy to tell you about this because of the main reason her hard work was recognized by the Hopkins promotion committee: It’s not because she had huge grants or a big research lab. It’s because she is […]
A Way to Connect Claude Monet had cataracts. His paintings became more blurry and abstract. The colors he saw changed, too. The great French Impressionist put off surgery for years; when at last he could see better, he realized he had not painted what he thought he had – and he destroyed much of what […]
Upping Their Game The Miller-Coulson Academy Launches a Coaching Program Let’s say you’re a musician, a violinist. You’ve been playing most of your life, and you’re pretty good. But you want to get better, so you find a teacher and start taking lessons again, and you notice that your technique is being tweaked – little […]
Success On the Importance of Thick Skin and Risk-Taking Why did a bunch of medical types get an investment guy to lead a book club? This question, or something similar, must have been on Michael Hankin’s mind when David Hellmann asked if he’d be interested in heading the discussion for our CIM Committee. His second […]
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