Events

Infectious disease dynamics have provided some of the clearest evidence linking changes in planetary health to human health outcomes. The Infectious Disease Research Hub Symposium will bring together researchers from across Johns Hopkins University and the broader scientific community to share recent findings on how planetary health influences infectious disease transmission, epidemiology, and intervention strategies.

Are you interested in exploring and understanding your data? Would you like to communicate your R analysis in an easy to use, interactive way? Shiny is an R package that makes it simple to build and share web applications for the purpose of visualizing and communicating your data interactively. Note: This is a two-day, three-hour workshop; you only need to register once but are required to attend both.

Whether you are applying for funding, submitting to a conference or publication, or just working on a succinct summary of your project, the staff at the Krieger School's Office of Undergraduate Research, Scholarly, and Creative Activity will help you get the content, format, and language right.

Join the Johns Hopkins Center for Mental Health and Addiction Policy and the Bloomberg Overdose Prevention Initiative for a convening on innovative approaches to investing opioid settlement funds

All Johns Hopkins folks are welcome to join the Visual Resources Collection for an evening of relaxed crafts and pizza. Attendees will have the opportunity to make three small projects: a bookmark, a suncatcher/ornament, and/or a greeting card.

Join the Carey Business School's Gender & Work Initiative for a reception and program exploring the mental load—the invisible cognitive and emotional work of managing households, care responsibilities, and daily life that disproportionately falls on women and contributes to burnout, stress, and inequality.

Stories That Matter presents a special screening of the Academy Award-winning documentary short followed by a Q+A and panel discussion.

Join the Charles Village Civic Association and Hopkins Votes as they host a forum for candidates running for office in Baltimore City to represent or serve areas including Charles Village and the Johns Hopkins University's Homewood campus

Alonso Burgos, a Johns Hopkins graduate student in the Department of Sociology, will give a talk titled "Tracing Mechanisms of Inclusion: State, Society, and Ethnoracial Visibility in Census Implementation" as a Work-in-Progress Seminar for the Program in Latin American, Caribbean, and Latinx Studies.

Whether you are applying for funding, submitting to a conference or publication, or just working on a succinct summary of your project, the staff at the Krieger School's Office of Undergraduate Research, Scholarly, and Creative Activity will help you get the content, format, and language right.