Over the past two years, the COVID-19 pandemic has put local and global public health infrastructure to the test, revealing countless opportunities for navigating and improving the many facets of […]
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Survey Opportunity for Undergraduates
Have you experienced unwanted sexual comments, sexual touching, or sexual assault while you’ve been a student? A research team from Johns Hopkins would like to interview people about unwanted sexual experiences of undergraduate college students, […]
PHS Student Among Recipients of the Inaugural James Calvin Award for Excellence in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Sabrina Epstein, Public Health Studies senior, will be one of the fourteen honorees at a reception on September 28th.
Warrior of the Workplace
After her own brushes with warehouse accidents, public health studies senior Rubi Ramirez has set her sights on workplace safety and discovered a new calling along the way.
New Website Aims to Help Survivors at JHU Tell Their Stories
WGMC, SARU and ARSH have developed a gender-based violence survivor support and sexual health education website called JHU SPARK. The site enables survivors to share their experiences in an anonymous […]
PHS major awarded Luce Scholarship
Nihaal Rahman, an aspiring academic pediatrician with a double major in public health studies and environmental science, plans to use his scholarship to develop sustainable solutions to malnutrition among children in Southeast Asia. The highly competitive Luce Scholarship is a 12-month program awarded annually to 15-18 seniors and recent graduates.
Chat With a Counselor on Zoom
“Chat with a Counselor” is an online drop-in service mental health service that offers informal, confidential, and one-on-one visits for students to meet with a Johns Hopkins University Counseling Center […]
Major Infatuation: Public Health
Four Public Health Studies majors talked about why they love their major for the fall 2020 Arts & Sciences Magazine.
Included: The Disability Equity Podcast
The Johns Hopkins Disability Health Research Center is excited to share Season 1 of its new podcast, Included: The Disability Equity Podcast. The first season looks at disability and voting. […]
PHS Students Trace the Path of COVID-19
Public health majors in the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences have volunteered for this vital role at their local health departments over the past several months. The undertaking, students […]