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| | Dear Johns Hopkins Students and Parents,
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| Whether studying medicine or the history of art, the violin or mechanical engineering, Johns Hopkins students spend an important part of their lives engaged in the intellectual life of the University. Through hard work and determination, they use that time to forge the framework of their future careers. As they journey further on in life, they carry with them forever the memories of all they learned and experienced in those crucial years. Many choose to wear the official Johns Hopkins ring as a reminder of those times, and as a symbol of their ongoing connection to the University.
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| You are now eligible to join this distinguished and accomplished group. If you choose to do so, your ring will be presented to you and your classmates at our annual ring reception in the Spring.
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| Since 1876, the Johns Hopkins University has been home to some of the finest minds in science, the humanities, and engineering engaged in research, teaching, and service to the community. Today, as one of the world’s preeminent academic institutions, Johns Hopkins is home to renowned faculty at work stretching the boundaries of knowledge and educating some of the brightest minds of the next generation.
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| We hope you will wear your ring with pride, for it symbolizes not only your own accomplishments, but the common Hopkins experience you share with thousands of your fellow alumni of outstanding achievement, and those who will one day follow in your footsteps.
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| William R. Brody
President
Johns Hopkins University
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| James A. Miller jr. '64
President
Johns Hopkins Alumni Association
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| | P.S. A portion of the cost of the ring supports the Johns Hopkins
University and the Alumni Association.
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