Events

Johns Hopkins Engineering Lifelong Learning's AI for Improved Patient Outcomes is an interactive, in-person course that offers unparalleled networking opportunities and equips experienced health care professionals with the tools to responsibly and effectively incorporate artificial intelligence in their practice.

Join Dorothea Wolfson, director of the MA in Government Program, as she hosts a speaker lunch discussion and Q&A with program alumna Kristen Soltis Anderson, author of The Selfie Vote: Where Millennials Are Leading America and How Republicans Can Keep Up. Light refreshments will be served.

Fred Bronstein, dean of the Peabody Institute, will discuss the successes and exciting new developments that have positioned Peabody to further deepen its impact, expand access to its world-class performing arts education, enhance the student experience, strengthen its competitive standing among its peers, and explore opportunities to reach new audiences.

Join Center for Diversity and Inclusion staff for a weekly hangout to de-stress, enjoy great conversation, eat food, and build community with Johns Hopkins students from all campuses.

Join a pre-screening and discussion of Feels Like Home, a film about life at home for families of children with medical complexities and disabilities. The event includes a fireside chat with the filmmakers, an expert panel discussion about the value of home modifications for families of children with disabilities, and a reception and gallery walk.

This series of workshops cover how to prepare materials and apply for the Life Design Lab / Center for Student Success Summer Scholarship. This workshop will focus on putting together a compelling application for a summer scholarship, anchored by a compelling personal statement. Open to Johns Hopkins undergraduates.

National security journalist Sean Naylor will join Johns Hopkins' Stephen Grenier for a discussion on how U.S. special operations forces have evolved from a few niche military units into the Pentagon's primary warfighting tool. Refreshments will be served.

Interview the secretary of state or drive her younger son's carpool? That was one of the many questions NPR reporter Mary Louise Kelly considered as she tried to balance a demanding career and parenthood. She promised herself next year would be different, until she realized she was running out of "next years."

Claire Brady, president of Glass Half Full Consulting, will give a talk titled "From Promise to Practice: AI's Role in Higher Ed Accessibility." This session is a great opportunity to deepen your understanding of artificial intelligence's impact on accessibility and gain actionable insights to promote inclusive practices at Johns Hopkins. CART will be provided.

Join Richard H. Pildes, NYU constitutional law expert, and Emily Zackin, Johns Hopkins political science professor, for a timely conversation on the balance of power between the executive and judicial branches—and what it means for democracy today.