Events

School of Education (SOE) Dean Christopher Morphew hosts a two-part conversation on the current adolescent mental health crisis in America with Elise Pas from the Bloomberg School of Public Health Department of Mental Health and Jodi Miller, an SOE postdoctoral fellow in the School Counseling Department.

The Johns Hopkins Carey Business School's Real Estate Health Care Summit will explore the growing demand and new opportunities for health care real estate, which is a $1 trillion business sector.

School teams of students, teachers, and administrators, selected from across the country, who will present their visions on how to make schools better, focused on this year's challenge: How might we design a school so that it's a place where everyone wants to be and students are put on a pathway to adult success?

Rupa Valdez, professor of systems and information engineering and of public health sciences at the University of Virginia, will give a talk as part of the Johns Hopkins Disability Health Research Center Seminar Series in Disability Health Research.

Early-stage digital health teams, built from Johns Hopkins expertise, will present their 10-minute pitch with live judging from local innovation leaders.

The Diversity Leadership Council is being honored by having a tree dedicated to the legacy of the advocacy work of the group.

Farida Shaheed, a special rapporteur on the right to education with the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, will discuss global educational issues such as children's rights in the digital world, key trends pertaining to achievement and inclusion, and considerations for education policymakers in today's increasingly complex world.

These awards recognize efforts to make the workplace more inclusive, contributions to scholarship that investigates diversity in their area of study, and the creation of partnerships with the community.

This family-friendly event promises a day packed with excitement, featuring engaging games, fabulous prizes, and delicious free food.

This unique three-day symposium offers a series of complementary panels that will demonstrate the Opioid Industry Documents Archive's value in addressing fundamental questions of importance to health policy experts, archivists, and historians.