John Hopkins University Student Well-Being

A REFUTATION presents dramatic readings by acclaimed actors of excerpts from two conflicting historic accounts of Philadelphia's 1793 yellow fever epidemic as a catalyst for guided audience discussions about health inequities in America today, grounded in the perspectives of nurses, caregivers, and first responders.

Increasingly, funders and publishers are requiring that researchers share their data openly in repositories for the purpose of making research more transparent and reliable. If you work with data derived from human participants, what steps do you need to take to ensure that this data can be shared safely?

Please join the annual First-Year Finale Celebration to pick up your major sticker and other giveaways from many wonderful campus partners. Enjoy free artisanal coffee and donuts as a treat for all of your accomplishments.

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.