Events

It has been five years since the start of COVID-19, and the world is still reckoning with its impact: millions of lives lost, strained health systems, and divisions that continue to shape our politics and daily lives. Public health agencies like the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and World Health Organization (WHO) were asked to respond to fast-moving science and intense uncertainty while societies faced the challenge of trust, misinformation, and compliance with evolving guidance.

This workshop is for people who want to learn R, an open-source software for statistical computing and graphics, but have little or no experience in any programming languages.

The 20- to 30-minute Johns Hopkins East Baltimore Community & Connection Strolls around Eager Park in East Baltimore combine movement with meaningful conversation around engaging topics or questions. Whether you are looking to de-stress, meet new people, or simply enjoy a break in your day, all modes of participation are welcome—walkers, wheelchairs, strollers, or seated persons.

Learn how to work with spatial data and practice using some of the most commonly used tools for geographic analysis. This workshop is ideal for anyone interested in exploring how to analyze geographic data and gaining more hands-on experience with ArcGIS Pro.

Do you work with other people's data? Are there times when you need to clean or reorganize these data to work for you? Join Johns Hopkins Data Services for this workshop to efficiently clean data in R. You will need to have either some basic knowledge about using R or have previously attended the "Introduction to R for Absolute Beginners" workshop in order to take this one.

Join the second annual "Miracles in Motion" race, a 5K or 1-mile walk or run, followed by a Critter Crawl Kids Dash, to benefit the Johns Hopkins Children's Center.

Join Johns Hopkins Data Services for this workshop to learn how to use several functions in dplyr to manipulate data for the first half of the workshop. For the second part of this workshop, you will learn the join functions in dplyr to combine two datasets.

In this webinar by Johns Hopkins Data Services, students will become familiar with four popular geospatial resources to determine what questions you should ask before choosing a data source.

The 20- to 30-minute Johns Hopkins East Baltimore Community & Connection Strolls around Eager Park in East Baltimore combine movement with meaningful conversation around engaging topics or questions. Whether you are looking to de-stress, meet new people, or simply enjoy a break in your day, all modes of participation are welcome—walkers, wheelchairs, strollers, or seated persons.