Alumni Voices
Johns Hopkins UniversityEST. 1876
America’s First Research University
Taking time to gain real-world experience has been invaluable for me. It’s taught me what I value, what I’m good at, and what the professional world actually looks like beyond the classroom. When I do return to school, I’ll bring with me the confidence and clarity that only comes from...
As a Public Health Studies student at JHU in the early 2000’s from 2001-2004, Dr. Feigl-Ding saw the program grow from its early beginnings to becoming the largest major in Arts & Sciences. He credits the PHS program for allowing him to catapult his career at a very young age.
John-Pierre Cardenas served as the Director of Policy and Plan Management at the Maryland Health Benefit Exchange (2017 – 2019), where he was the primary author of Maryland’s State Innovation […]
Dr. Whitney Austin Gray, an alumna of both the undergraduate PHS program (’04) and the Bloomberg School of Public Health (’10), has built a career at the intersection of public […]
After graduating from law school, I will be working at a law firm in New York City. I am planning on joining a large law firm’s health care practice. I hope to get to use a wide range of skills I have developed in both law school and my time...
In October 2024, I started my master’s degree in Applied Digital Health at the University of Oxford as a 2024 U.S. Rhodes Scholar. Here at Oxford, I am conducting research to ensure that digital health innovations are accessible for patients with disabilities. In my free time, I have learned how...