Get hands-on, in-person experience in the industries and areas you’ve always wondered about. Apply for the trek that matches your career interest whether they are Life Design Lab sponsored or academically sponsored. Students are only able to participate in one …
A team of Johns Hopkins University undergraduate biomedical engineering students is among the finalists selected to compete in the 2023 Collegiate Inventors Competition in Washington, D.C., this week.
The OnPoint Ventilation team—senior Sneha Batheja, junior Alexandra Gorham, senior Charlie Almoney, …
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Hispanic Heritage Month is full of festivals, events, and activities, but what does it really celebrate? While Latino/a and Hispanic cultures are important and celebrated every day, they are particularly marked and recognized during one month …
A well-written job description is essential for attracting and hiring the right candidates for your open positions. To aid you in writing an effective job description, we have compiled a list of seven key components. You can also find a …
ALDE Course, Week 3: Building Connections
“You cannot truly listen to anyone and do anything else at the same time.”
― M. Scott Peck
Crowds make me dizzy with anxiety. As a hard core introvert, I’ve learned to …
By: Ashley Schantz, Caitlin Broccoli, and Sarah Connelly
Beginning the week of September 25th and throughout the 2023-2024 academic year, the Life Design Lab will host Industry Weeks.
What are Industry Weeks?
Industry Weeks serve as an exciting opportunity for …
Whiting alums Martine Braham Moses and Elisse Takara share their “Hopkins Possible” story
Source: HUB
Being accepted to the Whiting School of Engineering’s PhD program in chemical and biomolecular engineering was Chun-Chiao Yang’s first challenge. The second? Moving from San Francisco to Baltimore. So he hopped on his bicycle—a 2015 Giant Defy 3 …
Zoljargal (Zoey) Lkhagvajav, MD, MPH (BSPH ’22), uses her Johns Hopkins education to pursue her interest in national digital health system
SOURCE: US NEWS
“What do you want to be when you grow up?” is a question that dogged many of us when we were kids. Sometimes it was asked in elementary school, when it was preposterous for any child to …