Adapt, Pivot, & Persist

Have you recently experienced a layoff, particularly in the government or technology sectors? You’re not alone—and your next opportunity is closer than you think. Adapt, Pivot, & Persist is designed specifically for professionals like you who are navigating career transitions.

By Hanju Lee
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Reflecting on My Summer Practicum: Advancing Child Burn Psychology Research

by Rowan Mohammed

Introduction

This summer, I had the incredible opportunity to conduct research with Dr. Andrew Gill who is a pediatric psychologist at Johns Hopkins Hosptial. Here, I was able to focus on child burn psychology research. As a …

By Life Design Lab
Life Design Lab
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What is Biotech and How to Get Into It

Introduction
Biotech Defined

Merriam-webster.com defines Biotechnology as: “the manipulation (as through genetic engineering) of living organisms or their components to produce useful usually commercial products (such as pest resistant crops, new bacterial strains, or novel pharmaceuticals).”

Johns Hopkins …

By Clifton E. Shambry Jr.
Clifton E. Shambry Jr. Associate Director of Life Design for Student Community and Belonging
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DREAMS Fall 2024 showcases research, scholarly, and creative work  

DREAMS Fall 2024, held October 21 – 25, 2024, showcased 98 presentations of research, scholarly, and creative works by 95 JHU undergraduate students. Over the week, 372 visitors, comprised of faculty and staff mentors, research and academic colleagues, classmates, family, and …

By Hanju Lee
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JHU-led Internship Program Opens Doors for Students with Hearing Loss

Led by the Johns Hopkins Department of Biomedical Engineering, a new nationwide internship program opens doors for students with hearing loss to pursue research.

September 10, 2024 WSE staff

Daniel Zhu spent his summer as an intern in the Bionic …

By Jishuo Yang
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BME Doctoral Student Benjamin Biggs Named ’24 Quad Fellow

August 19, 2024. Author:Catherine Graham

Native of Australia among recipients of highly competitive award for exceptional master’s and doctoral students to study STEM in the U.S.

Benjamin Biggs, Engr ’23, a second-year doctoral student in biomedical engineering at Johns …

By Jishuo Yang
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Internal Medicine-Pediatrics Resident Wins Hispanic Heritage Month Achievers Award

biomedicalodyssey, Oct 14

Andrea Silvas is a primary care physician at the East Baltimore Medical Center, where she serves a predominantly Hispanic and newly arrived immigrant population. She is fluent in Spanish, and cares for her patients as both clinician …

By Jishuo Yang
Jishuo Yang
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Johns Hopkins sees shifts in demographic makeup of incoming class in wake of 2023 SCOTUS ruling

Hub staff, Sep 19

The new undergraduate class reflects high levels of socioeconomic diversity, but the percentage of students from underrepresented groups is significantly lower than in recent years

This fall, Johns Hopkins University welcomed its first class of incoming first-year …

By Jishuo Yang
Jishuo Yang
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Grow Your Career Like You Grow A Product

Originally written by Erika Warren and Elena Verna for Reforge.

We work tirelessly on growth models for our companies, focusing on creating sustainable, predictable, and defensible tactics to ensure lasting success. Yet when it comes to our own careers, we …

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Cracking the Code: Why Do Hopkins Students Say ‘Yes’ to Job Offers? 

Given Fall Recruiting season is about to come to a close, we know that a lot of our hiring partners are preparing job and internship offers or have already made them. And where there are offers there are…rejections. According to …

By Hanju Lee
Hanju Lee
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