Events

This showcase offers an opportunity to celebrate students' hard work and progress through friendly competition designed to encourage continued learning and strengthen language skills. It also aims to deepen students' appreciation of Japanese culture while creating a relaxed and engaging space for learners to connect with peers across different levels.

Join the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life for their Belonging Brunches—all Johns Hopkins affiliates are welcome.

Join moderator and associate director of the MA in Museum Studies program Karina Wizevich as she hosts art educator, writer, and curator Daniela Fifi and sociocultural anthropologist Ruth Toulson for a stimulating conversation about material culture and ever-evolving issues of repatriation and decolonization.

Susan L. Furth, executive vice president and chief scientific officer at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, will present "The CKiD Study: Impact of 20 Years of Teamwork on Understanding Kidney Disease in Children."

Former U.S. surgeon general Jerome Adams will be in conversation with Ruth Karron, a professor in the Bloomberg School of Public Health's Department of International Health, on "Promoting the Best Vaccine Science and Policy at a Time of Uncertainty," hosted by Johns Hopkins Vaccine Initiative and the Bloomberg School of Public Health's Department of International Health.

Join us for an inspiring event on April 16 that will recognize world-and health-changing contributions of our School of Medicine faculty, student, and alumni innovators. The program will begin at 3:30 pm in Chevy Chase Auditorium; a reception for all guests follows the program immediately, across the hall in the Arcade Meeting Room.

Gather outside at Homewood to hear songs performed by soprano Teresa Ferrara and readings of student and faculty oral histories inspired by themes of protest and resistance in Homewood Museum's current exhibition, "If Homewood's Walls Could Talk."

Join MS in Biotechnology program faculty, students, alumni, and friends at the Biotechnology Community Online Social Hour. Spark creative discussions, foster organic networking, and gain a glimpse into this program's extensive learning community.

Join the Johns Hopkins School of Education in celebrating the grand reopening of Education's newly renovated home in Baltimore.

This session covers version control with Git and use GitHub as a Git-hosting platform. The presenters use a graphic user interface (GUI) tool, GitHub Desktop, to get you started with using Git and GitHub. No knowledge of command lines is needed for this session.