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Excitement is building for Johns Hopkins’ 2010 Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration, which will be held Friday, Jan. 15, at noon in Turner Auditorium. This marks the 28th annual celebration, which will open with Unified Voices and their trademark gospel selections. The keynote address will be delivered by the legendary Emmy and Academy Award winning actor Lou Gossett Jr. (Officer and a Gentleman). Eight Hopkins employee recipients of the MLK Community Service Awards will be honored for their extraordinary volunteerism.
The event will be simulcast to Hopkins Hospital's Hurd Hall, Tilghman Auditorium and Patient TV Channel 54, Johns Hopkins Bayview Asthma and Allergy Auditorium, Applied Physical Lab-Kossiakoff Center Auditorium, Bond Street Wharf third floor conference room, Homewood-Arellano Theater/Levering Hall, Suburban Hospital Auditorium and Mt. Washington Conference Room Davis C113.
2010 MLK Community Service Awards Recipients
University
Susan Sawyer Ortiz, Finance Administration
Laxmi (Lucky) Pellakuru, Pathology
Nam Pho, Advanced Academic Programs
Jennifer Walker, Pediatrics/Adolescent Medicine
Hospital/Health System
Eric Ausby, JHH/JHHS OR Assistant Supervisor
Dan Buccino, JHH/JHHS, Bayview, LCSW-C, Community Psychiatry
Donna Chase, JHHC, External Affairs & Communications Manager
Leslie Johnson, JHH/JHHS LT Senior Supervisor, Corp Security
2010 - Lou Gossett Jr.
2009 - Lynn Whitfield, Congressman Elijah E. Cummings
2008 - Levi Watkins
2007- Maya Angelou
2006 - James Earl Jones
2005 - Rev. Jesse Jackson
2004 - Cicely Tyson
2003 - Danny Glover & Harry
Belafonte, Ideals Award Recipient
2002 - Coretta Scott King
2001 - John Lewis and Dick Gregory, Ideals Award Recipient
2000 - Taylor Branch
1999 - Julian Bond
1998 - Levi Watkins, Benjamin Carson
1997 - Kweisi Mfume
1996 - The Rev. Bernice King
1995 - Sweet Honey in the Rock
1994 - Yolanda King, Ossie Davie and Ruby Dee
1993 - Johnetta Coles and Maya Angelou
1990 - Stevie Wonder
1988 - Rosa Parks and Ralph Abernathy
1987 - Zenani Mandela and Benjamin Hooks
1986 - The Rev. Desmond Tutu
1985 - Harry Belafonte
1984 - Andrew Young
1983 - Coretta Scott King
1982 - Martin Luther King III and Bernard Lee