Risa B. Mann

Dr. Risa B. Mann is well-respected in the field of pathology, having dedicated over 35 years of her career to Johns Hopkins University. As a distinguished hematopathologist, Dr. Mann made significant contributions to the medical community, serving on numerous professional organization panels and earning several teaching awards throughout her illustrious career. Her expertise and dedication to the field have left a lasting impact on both her colleagues and students. Dr. Mann's commitment to advancing the role of women in pathology is noteworthy. She became the 44th female professor at the prestigious Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, a testament to her pioneering spirit and dedication to breaking barriers in a traditionally male-dominated field. Her leadership extended to directing the Residency Training Program for 17 years, where she played a pivotal role in mentoring and supporting countless residents and fellows, fostering the next generation of pathologists. In honor of her remarkable contributions and to continue her legacy, The Risa B. Mann Fund for Residents was established. This fund is dedicated to supporting resident research and education within the Department of Pathology, ensuring that Dr. Mann's passion for teaching and her commitment to excellence in pathology continue to inspire and benefit future medical professionals. Dr. Mann's career is marked by her unwavering dedication to her field, her students, and her colleagues. Her legacy at Johns Hopkins University and the broader medical community is one of excellence, mentorship, and a steadfast commitment to advancing the field of pathology.