Events

Join this monthly drop-in series on Microsoft Teams for the HopGPT user community to learn about product updates, share use cases, and connect with the product team.

Are you hoping to join a lab in any capacity? Undergraduate Research Ambassadors will give a brief presentation on how to find the right fit and then lead a workshop on writing effective emails to secure your spot.

This training teaches survival techniques for an active-assailant scenario, including what to expect when the police arrive.

New Whiting School of Engineering students: In this student orientation session, you'll get a guided introduction to Canvas and find out where to find key Johns Hopkins resources so that you can start the semester confident and connected.

Join this monthly drop-in series on Microsoft Teams for the HopGPT user community to learn about product updates, share use cases, and connect with the product team.

The Teaching Academy is pleased to present a multi-workshop series to guide Johns Hopkins grads and postdocs through the academic job search for teaching intensive professions. The second session, which is virtual, covers "Crafting your CV and Cover Letter."

The Teaching Academy is pleased to present a multi-workshop series to guide Johns Hopkins grads and postdocs through the academic job search for teaching intensive professions. The third session, which is in person, covers "Writing Effective Teaching, Research & Diversity Statements" with a limited number of opportunities for individual consultations. Lunch will be provided between 11:30 a.m. and noon. Individual consultations begin at 5 p.m.

Explore this year's Summer Scholars, the partner cities they represent, and the innovative projects they are leading.

Formatting documents got you in a Ctrl+Z spiral? In this CMTS Work Smarter session, you'll learn how to let Microsoft Word do the heavy lifting by using built-in, customizable styles to create clean, consistent documents that practically format themselves.

Gateways 2026, the annual conference of the science gateways community, brings together the researchers, engineers, educators, and federal program officers who build and fund the computational platforms—called science gateways—that make large-scale research accessible across disciplines. Bloomberg Distinguished Professor Michael Schatz will give the keynote.