Embracing Weakness: Why Knowing Your Flaws Can Be More Valuable Than Your Strengths – InBaltimore Internship Reflection

Written by: Elysa Pullman

This summer, I had the incredible opportunity to intern as a Data Analyst intern for MileMarker. Although the role initially had a data science focus, it evolved into a more tech-centric position, which I found quiteexciting. MileMarker, a medical app company, has developed an app designed to provide feedback to medical residents post-surgery, ensuring they are able receive the support they need during their residency. Here’s a glimpse …

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Layann Bashir and Erin Broas named Student Employees of the Year

Hub staff, May 20

Whether researching no-show rates among medical patients or supporting a conference in Tanzania, this year’s winners have gone above and beyond while employed by JHU

In honor of their outstanding work, students Layann Bashir and Erin …

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Laura Stott named Supervisor of the Year for her work with students

Marlene Cimons, Apr 25

Award from Experiential Learning recognizes her ability to guide, encourage, and advise her student employees.

When a large window on one side of Homewood’s Glass Pavilion shattered without warning about a year ago—a loud blast that …

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Inaugural champions of Map the System Hopkins announced

Hub staff, May 16

The Life Design Lab is thrilled to announce that the team of Dory Bittle, Teja Sathi, Kim Hwang Yeo, and Juliet Zon has been selected as the winners of the Johns Hopkins Map the System competition! …

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Future Fest 2024: Design Your Life Beyond Borders

Hub staff, Aug 19

Future Fest will be held Sept. 6-20, spread across the beautiful Homewood and Washington campuses. Our aim is to foster authentic and resourceful connections between students and employers.

This is much more than a traditional career …

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Undergraduates Convene at Johns Hopkins for Humanities Research Symposium

Rachel Wallach, Mar 29

The fifth annual Richard Macksey National Undergraduate Humanities Research Symposium featured 175 student presentations on original research

In one Gilman Hall classroom, the discussion had turned to questions of honor. What was it, did it historically …

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Networking groups connect Johns Hopkins employees

Hub, Feb 15

Young professionals, future retirees, adult caregivers, and those caring for children with disabilities can share concerns and advice with others in similar situations

Are you looking for a group focused on something or someone you care about? …

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College Career Services Are Ailing—Networks Are The Cure

For decades, the message we’ve sent to young people has been clear: go to college to improve your career prospects. 

But as it turns out, there’s a gap—sometimes a wide one—between earning a degree and getting a job. Especially one …

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Pitch competition showcases student creativity in research communication

Creativity and innovation took center stage at Johns Hopkins University during the recent Empower Your Pitch! contest, which challenged doctoral students to present their research in an engaging and unconventional manner.

The event was organized by the PHutures Office and …

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Alumni Mentors Broaden Students’ Minds

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 …

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