‘U.S. News & World Report’ recognizes Hopkins for academic excellence as well as for low student debt, value, innovation, undergraduate research, and disciplines such as biomedical engineering and biotechnology
After college, many students look forward to achieving specific goals. Some enroll in master’s programs, a few nurture their entrepreneurial interests, and others try to get a new job. If you fall into these categories, you must wonder how to …
This Month in Life Design: Designing Your Life Without Borders
There is something captivating about the unknown—what lies just beyond the familiar. Still, many of us, myself most certainly included, spend our days within the boundaries of routine and expectation, …
By Matthew Golden
Matthew GoldenAssistant Vice Provost for Undergraduate Life Design
This Month in Life Design: Let Your Imagination Guide You
Over the past five years, we have been on an incredible journey here at The Johns Hopkins University, transforming “career services” into a holistic Life Design approach, ensuring every student on campus is …
By Matthew Golden
Matthew GoldenAssistant Vice Provost for Undergraduate Life Design
Catherine Graham, Holly Paesch, and Rachel Wallach, Jul 31
When Julia Ye, a junior at Johns Hopkins University, signed on for her summer internship, she never imagined that she’d be interviewing candidates for a manager position at her company. But, after …
Ever wonder what a social media manager does all day? If so, check out the below: one social media manager tells Vault what she does during each minute of her day at work.
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Burnout and job-related stress have never been higher, according to new data from the American Psychological Association. And that’s true across professions.
Responding to APA’s 2021 Work and Well-Being Survey, a full 79% of U.S. workers said they had experienced …