Educating Leaders

Since its founding in 1876 as the first research university in the United States, Johns Hopkins has produced countless visionary leaders whose bold creativity has brought immense benefit to humankind.

Michael Bloomberg

Using his influence and wealth to promote and fund critical nonprofit endeavors in health care, education, and the arts, Michael Bloomberg has helped make the world a better place in which to live and work for people worldwide.

Rachel Louise Carson

Through her work in biological studies, her nature writing, and her insights into mankind's relationship with the environment, Rachel Louise Carson helped transform the way we look at the world.

Henry Lawrence Gantt

By developing systems and management tools to improve the planning, efficiency, and overall productivity of labor, Henry Gantt changed the way the world works.

John C. Inglis

Military officer and pilot, teacher, and national security expert, John C. "Chris" Inglis has devoted his life to serving others.

Woodrow Wilson

Engendered by years of scholarly pursuits - teaching, lecturing, and writing - Woodrow Wilson's idealism, sense of fairness and concern for humanity nurtured his approach to education and politics. In the process, he gave Americans a new vision for a rapidly changing world.