Ralph Hruban narrates the stories of ten remarkable Maryland scientists whose visions and talents dramatically influenced the advancement of medicine in the late 1800’s. This is a compelling account of individual struggles and how personal and societal issues go hand-in-hand with revolutionary change. Ralph Hruban and Will Linder’s book, A scientific Revolution, is the October

Free! Let’s get together for a frightfully good party to celebrate Halloween. Spooky attire is encouraged, but not required. We’ll feature a best-dressed costume contest, with the winner receiving a voucher for free lunch at the Club. Snacks and non-alcoholic beverages provided; wine, beer and spirits available for a $5 donation. Significant others and guests

Free! Join us at the Roland Water Tower to hand out candy and answer questions about membership in TWCRP. Wear a costume or come as you are; it’s a fun-filled afternoon.

Lillie Shockney, former administrative director of survivorship programs at Johns Hopkins Breast Center, will take you on a journey through her personal and professional experiences with breast cancer. Her talk highlights the profound changes that have been made in diagnosis and treatment of the disease, as she shares her own experiences with having breast cancer—twice.

Lillie Shockney and members of TWCRP discuss their own personal breast cancer journeys.

Horse by Geraldine Brooks