HERO Awards and Recognitions
Whether in the community or on campus, HERO strives to maintain high quality, compassionate patient care with rapid response times. Outside of 911 response, HERO also focuses on community engagement, by working to maintain a HeartSafe Campus through CPR/AED education and by offering bleeding control seminars through Stop the Bleed. For our efforts, HERO has been awarded:
Awarded by the National Collegiate Emergency Medical Services Foundation in recognition of an exemplary campus EMS Week celebration that values community education and engagement.
Awarded annually by the Johns Hopkins Senior Class to an organization for outstanding service to students, student life, and the University.
Awarded by the National Collegiate Emergency Medical Services Foundation in partnership with HEARTSAFE Communities, the American Heart Association, and The Sudden Cardiac Arrest Foundation for Rapid Response by CPR and AED Trained First Responders, Rapid Public Access to Defibrillation, Early Access to Advanced Care, Public CPR and AED Training for the Community, and Engagement in Preventative Cardiovascular Healthcare Activities.
Awarded by HERO to members who respond to 100 or more calls during their tenure.
| Lauren Chavis, '14 | Dominic Nistal, '14 | Steven Chen, '15 |
| Lauren Vignaly, '15 | Hannah McNeley, '16 | Tommy Renner, '16 |
| Hailey Rosenthal, '16 | Andrew Rosenblum, '17 | Adarsha Malla, '17 |
| Samantha Halpern, '17 | Steven Fischer, '18 | Chris Wend, '18 |
| Rachel Vazquez, '18 | Leyla Herbst, '19 | Gabrielle Allred, '18 |
| James Yu, '19 | Erik Pan, '22 | Alyssa Fromelius, '25 |
| Will Taggart, '26 | Olivia Zhang, '27 |
Awarded to a member of HERO who exhibited significant dedication to HERO's mission.
| 2019 Recipient: Jared Doan |
| 2018 Recipient: Sweta Sudhir |
| 2017 Recipient: Sarah Uhranowsky |
| 2016 Recipient: Leyla Herbst |