Events

Knowledge is your strongest defense against gynecologic cancers. Join three leading Johns Hopkins Medicine gynecologic oncologists for an essential conversation about taking control of your health through prevention, early detection, and awareness of ovarian, endometrial, and cervical cancer.

All Johns Hopkins staff, students, and their families are invited to come cheer on the Orioles at Camden Yards and receive a co-branded Johns Hopkins Orioles hat. Tickets must be purchased by Sept. 5 at 6:35 p.m. EDT.

This Johns Hopkins Data Services 90-minute workshop is designed for anyone new to geographic data or mapmaking. You will get a guided introduction to ArcGIS Pro, the most widely used geographic information system (GIS) software.

In 2024, Johns Hopkins adopted its Climate Action and Sustainability Plan, leveraging the university's unique multidisciplinary expertise to create an ambitious and holistic vision for a healthy, just, and sustainable future. This panel, composed of sustainability and facilities staff at Johns Hopkins, will discuss some of the practices, policies, and initiatives leading Johns Hopkins toward a sustainable future. Topics covered will include Johns Hopkins' high performance and healthy building requirements, lab ventilation optimization, ultra-low temperature freezers, and green labs programs.

Engage in the interactive panel discussions with alumni and students about what matters most in the student experience and after Johns Hopkins. Come share your story and sage advice.

Come out to connect and close out the Fifth Annual Black Alumni Weekend with alumni, students, and friends. Play games, network, and enjoy some music.

Join Patricia Hernandez, assistant program director of the Johns Hopkins University MA in Communication, as she hosts alumna Anna Clark for a real-world perspective on how to bridge the gap between theory and practice in professional scenarios.

Attendees will take what they learned from the "Introduction to ArcGIS Online" workshop and use it to analyze data by using various geoprocessing tools currently offered in ArcGIS Online via the Map Viewer.

Join the Johns Hopkins Data Science and AI Institute Fall 2025 Symposium to explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping everyday life. From sustainable computing to embodied AI and the future of work, discover how humans and AI can thrive together.

Leonard Adler, Hillary Fenrich, and Winnie Lam will discuss careers in the nonprofit, for-profit, and government sectors, including positions related to climate change, sustainability, conservation, clean energy, social change, and much more.