Events

The Program in Latin America, Caribbean and Latinx Studies is glad to present Betilde Muñoz-Pogossian, director of the Department of Social Inclusion at the Organization of American States, for a talk on the increasing intraregional migration trends and significant displacement situations happening in Latin American and the Caribbean.

Instructors at all Johns Hopkins divisions (faculty, post-docs, grad students, and staff) are invited to a workshop that will give them the tools they need to ensure the success of neurodiverse students in their courses.

Cheryl Anderson, dean of the UCSD Herbert Wertheim School of Public Health and Human Longevity Science, will give a talk titled "Diet and Cardiovascular Health: Epidemiology, Equity, and Enacting Change" in a special ground rounds for the Welch Center and Bloomberg School Department of Epidemiology.

Whether you're just starting to build credit or want to manage your existing cards better, this webinar will break down the essentials so that you can make confident decisions when it comes to using credit cards.

Launching in partnership with the Sam Gilliam Foundation, the series invites speakers to reflect on the intersection of art, academia, and public policy

Join Daniel H. Weiss, professor of the humanities at Johns Hopkins, and Marion Gill, deputy director of Stanford's Cantor Arts Center, for a virtual glimpse behind the curtain to examine how these two leading universities are re-imagining the role of museums in campus life.

Join the Hopkins Software Engineering Club for a fireside chat with Felix Wong, co-founder of Integrated Biosciences, a biotech company pioneering artificial-intelligence-driven and synthetic biology-powered therapeutics to target age-related diseases and antibiotic resistance.

Johns Hopkins Engineering Lifelong Learning's AI for Improved Patient Outcomes is an interactive, in-person course that offers unparalleled networking opportunities and equips experienced health care professionals with the tools to responsibly and effectively incorporate artificial intelligence in their practice.

Join Dorothea Wolfson, director of the MA in Government Program, as she hosts a speaker lunch discussion and Q&A with program alumna Kristen Soltis Anderson, author of The Selfie Vote: Where Millennials Are Leading America and How Republicans Can Keep Up. Light refreshments will be served.

Fred Bronstein, dean of the Peabody Institute, will discuss the successes and exciting new developments that have positioned Peabody to further deepen its impact, expand access to its world-class performing arts education, enhance the student experience, strengthen its competitive standing among its peers, and explore opportunities to reach new audiences.