JHU Study Abroad Fair
Study Abroad Fair: Tues, Feb 13, 5-7 pm
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Valentine’s Stop by at 3505
Please stop by on Wednesday, Feb 14 @ 12-2 pm, at the PHS Building, 3505 Charles St, to pick up a flower and some sweet treats!
APHA Webinar: State of the Public Health
The loss of public health workers is an urgent issue we must address to modernize and strengthen the public health system. Community health workers, a growing component of the public health workforce, are an exception. Join the American Journal of Public Health for the 2024 State of the Public Health Union to hear from our "prime minister" […]
Center for Global Health and Gender Equity 2024 International Women’s Day Celebration Event
On March 8th, JHU’s Center for Global Women's Health and Gender Equity will host an in-person event to celebrate International Women's Day. Friday, March 8, 10:00 am – 12:30 pm, Great Hall (10 am panel, followed by a networking gathering) Connect with JHU students, faculty, and alums on emergent women’s health and leadership issues globally, […]
Hopkins Semester DC Info Session
Opportunities for Public Health Students in Washington, D.C.: Are you interested in the systemic challenges around health and healthcare access? Do you want to research the ways policy and healthcare intersect? Come learn about opportunities in Washington, D.C. for public health majors. This information session will cover internships, volunteer, research and other opportunities including the […]
Health Policy and Management- MHA – Bach/Master’s Info Session
The MHA is a separately accredited program by the Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Management Education (CAHME) and is ranked 7th in the nation by US news and World Report for health administration programs. It is a professional degree, preparing future healthcare executives for management and leadership positions dedicated to improving health and health service […]
PBS Docuseries Featuring Johns Hopkins Experts
Tune in to PBS on Tuesday Night to watch The Invisible Shield, a new four-part docuseries featuring Johns Hopkins experts, which examines how public health makes modern life possible, and how it is misunderstood.
Epidemic Proportions: 20th Anniversary Launch Party
Save the date! Epidemic Proportions, the undergraduate public health journal at JHU, is planning on hosting a launch party on Friday, April 5th, from 5 - 8 PM in the Charles Commons Banquet Room, to celebrate the publication of its twentieth anniversaryspecial edition this year. Event registration is now open on Campus Groups, and food […]
Undergraduate Public Health 50th Anniversary Brunch
Undergraduate public health, or "Public Health Studies" alumni, are invited to attend our 50th anniversary celebration brunch on Alumni weekend from 10:30-12:30 on Saturday April 6 in the Great Hall, Levering Hall. Please visit the Alumni weekend website to register for it. To find the event on the Alumni weekend schedule of events, you can […]
Find the Midwife – Project Launch Event
What happens when midwives in the US and UK collaborate with a historian and documentary filmmakers? Learn about how the history of midwifery is connected to our current maternal health crisis. Find the Midwife is a documentary project funded by the Johns Hopkins University Discovery Awards which provides grants to faculty to fuel cross-divisional research and/or […]
International Health Bachelor’s/Master’s Info Session
Are you considering a Masters Degree in Public Health? If your interest is specifically in Global Health, we invite you to learn more about combined Global Health Bachelors / Masters Programs in the Department of International Health at the Bloomberg School of Public Health on Tuesday, April 9, 4:30 pm – in Remsen 1 and via […]
Black Maternal Health Week
Here is a link that leads to a host of events hosted by the Bloom Collective during Black Maternal Health Week. One of the events that will be happening for Black Maternal Health Week is the book talk by Dr. Sharon Malone. She'll be discussing her new book Grown Woman Talk Your Guide to Getting and […]