Bloomberg School of Public Health March 03, 2025
Meet Makenna Lindsay
Makenna Lindsay is a first-year doctoral student in the Department of Health, Behavior and Society at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Her research focuses on reproductive justice, …
By Felipe Barandiaran
Introduction and Overview
My name is Felipe and I am entering my senior year at Johns Hopkins studying Molecular and Cellular Biology. This summer, I interned at the University of California Berkeley School of Optometry Clinical …
Written By: Seth Choi
Biking across the Brooklyn Bridge, sitting on a trading floor and reading regulations–what could these have in common? They were all part of my internship in the legal department of Tradition, the oldest inter dealer broker …
In the fast-evolving landscape of biomedical technology, hands-on exposure to industry leaders and cutting-edge research is crucial for students preparing to make their mark. Recently, a group of students embarked on a career trek to visit Craig Rosenblum, President of Himed, and …
When Lionel Foster, A&S ’02, learned that he could share his knowledge and experience with students from his alma mater, he jumped at the chance. After all, mentors had guided Foster along each rung of his career, enabling him to …
By Kate Barrett and Stacey Mitchell
Over the past few weeks, we have reflected deeply and fondly on participating in this year’s Washington, DC Career Trek for international studies (IS) majors sponsored by the Life Design Lab and the Program in International …
Sourced from: The HUB
When older relatives ask Brian David Gilbert, A&S ’16, about his career, he tells them he’s a “writer and video producer,” but the truth is much more complicated. He’s a YouTuber with over a million subscribers, …
“That visibility which makes us most vulnerable is that which also is the source of our greatest strength.” ― Audre Lorde
Bringing strangers together to design their lives reminds me of traveling by train. In my twenties, I …
The Hopkins alumni are among 30 recipients of the fellowships, which honor immigrants and children of immigrants with exceptional potential to make a difference in their fields.
Three Johns Hopkins alumni are among the 30 recipients of the Paul and …
Johns Hopkins alumni can be found all around the globe: from the East Coast of the United States to villages in Sub-Saharan Africa. Imagine is starting a new series of articles – Hop Around the Globe – where we talk …
Global health careers are evolving in response to political shifts, funding constraints, and increasing efforts to decentralize decision-making. The panel …
Why Resumes and CVs Matter
A strong resume or CV shows employers how your skills and experience align with their …
Turning Conversations into Career-Defining Opportunities
Earning a PhD demonstrates your ability to think critically, tackle complex challenges, and advance the …
UX Research is becoming a great career option for PhDs in the humanities and social sciences. It allows them to …
Museums are institutions that collect, preserve, research, exhibit, and interpret objects of artistic, historical, scientific, and/or cultural significance. Though there …
Introduction
Public health, advocacy, and leadership have never been more crucial. From navigating global health crises to shaping policies affecting …
