Students are often asked, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” but finding the answer becomes increasingly challenging as graduation approaches. Johns Hopkins University students, young adults in the arts and sciences, engineering, and public health, realize they may have been asking themselves and others the wrong questions.
If you are one of them, there’s no need to look further. Here is a collection of voices from students and alumni who have envisioned their future dream selves.
Lara, a recent grad, reaches out to professional screenwriter Shruthi to untangle the nebulous world of paid writing.
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Rajat Tiwari, a graduate student in Computer Science Engineering Management, speaks with Dani Dinstein, a Product Manager at PulsePoint Step into …
Claire Iverson, an undergraduate studying Voice Performance, French and International Studies, speaks with Claire Galloway, Soprano and Diction freelancer.
Fatima wants to blend entertainment and law into a career and hopes to find insight in how to do so …
Keidai Lee, a transfer student in Philosophy, Computer Science, Comedy, and Humanity, speaks with Luke Kelly-Clyne moved from Political Science to comedy …
Josh is a year away from graduating and can’t pick a path between medicine and entrepreneurship until Sunny swoops in …
Ethan Seals, a graduate student in Financial Mathematics, speaks with Osei Yiadom, a Senior Financial Analyst at PayPal and resilient, financer …
Ria Golecha, a graduate student studying public health, speaks with Kavi Misri, CEO and Founder of Rose: Smarter Mental Health, a platform …
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WHEN U GROW UP MEDIA
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Richard Pedersen, a SAIS graduate student, speaks with …