Events

Join MS in Geographic Information Systems Program Director Cassie Hansen when she hosts cartographer Lauren Tierney, senior product manager of mapping and cartography at Esri. Tierney will share insights on the mapping and spatial analytics software used to elevate cartography and map visualization and reveal the design process that she uses to tell stories and communicate through maps.

Join the Bloomberg Center for Public Innovation to learn what it's like to work on real-world public innovation projects in city halls and ask questions about the Summer Scholars experience.

In this double feature, 1) explore how health care information can help you identify opportunities, research your market, and create a compelling pitch or plan for your business idea; and then 2) Learn to find the data you need to fuel your next spatial analysis project using ArcGIS.

This training teaches survival techniques for an active-assailant scenario, including what to expect when the police arrive. The course is delivered by the Johns Hopkins Public Safety training team and is built on the "Run. Hide. Fight." strategy.

Data doesn't have to be serious. Learning data analysis doesn't have to be hard. In this workshop, attendees will use data to investigate how Johns Hopkins is represented in the movies.

This workshop will provide guiding principles for making your code more understandable and reusable, alongside hands-on examples that will show you how to put them into practice. This workshop will be most valuable to those with experience writing code, but no particular language or level of programming knowledge is required to attend.

Join moderator Lama Elhatow, program coordinator and lecturer for the MS in Environmental Sciences and Policy and MS in Energy Policy and Climate programs, as she welcomes three distinct faith-based panelists to discuss the vital role that faith communities play in promoting climate resilience by fostering a sense of stewardship and responsibility toward the Earth.

Sharing data and code via repositories is an excellent way to meet this requirement, but how do you go about choosing one? Whether you are writing your data-management plan at the proposal stage or have completed your research and need to find a repository soon, this webinar gives you the knowledge and resources to evaluate repositories and identify potential contenders for your research data and code.

Join the School of Education's Education Policy Program for a candid and inspiring conversation with SOE alumni Trianna Downing from District of Columbia Public Schools and Emma Banay from the Overdeck Family Foundation, whose successful careers prioritize community engagement, advocacy, and equity-centered work.

In this in-person session, you'll explore the twin themes of luck and love, just in time for Friday the 13th and Valentine's Day week, by answering a series of playful questions and turning your responses into a one-of-a-kind data visualization. Instead of charts on a screen, you'll visualize your data using iron-on decals, arranging them to tell your own story on a tote bag you'll design and take home. No prior data or design experience needed—just curiosity and a willingness to explore patterns in your everyday life.