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Branville Bard Jr. Joins Johns Hopkins as Public Safety V.P. | Afro

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Branville Bard Jr., an experienced and community-oriented law enforcement leader who has earned a reputation as a vocal advocate for social justice, racial equity, and police reform, has been selected as Johns Hopkins’ new vice president for public safety. Beginning Aug. 30, Bard will oversee security operations for all Johns Hopkins University and Johns Hopkins […]

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