School of Nursing at Johns Hopkins University

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Two Join NAM

Sarah Szanton and Jessica Gill were elected as members of the National Academy of Medicine for outstanding contributions to research.

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No. 1 Nursing Master’s

Hopkins Nursing is ranked as the No. 1 accredited master’s program in the country.

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New Endowed Chair

Faculty, professor, and researcher Jason Farley will be inducted as inaugural Endowed Chair for Leadership and Innovation, Oct. 13, 4pm. View the livestream.

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No. 2 DNP Program

The school’s Doctor of Nursing Practice program moved up to No. 2 in U.S. News & World Report rankings.

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Endowed Professor Ceremony

Dr. Craig Pollack will be officially inducted as inaugural Katey Ayers Endowed Professor, Sept. 21, at 4pm. Watch the ceremony livestreamed.

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Sarah Szanton Appointed Dean

Dr. Sarah Szanton, an exceptional scholar, long-time faculty member and academic leader, will be next dean of the school of nursing, beginning on August 25.

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Jessica Gill Named BDP

Dr. Jessica Gill, a national leader in the biological mechanisms of traumatic brain injuries, is new Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of Trauma Recovery Biomarkers.

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New AAN Fellows

Drs. Deborah Baker and Laura Samuel have been selected for induction as fellows of the American Academy of Nursing.

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Now Accepting Applications for Spring, Summer and Fall 2022.

Open House

Explore our programs at a Virtual Event

Virtual All Programs Open House
October 23
The Office of Admissions will host a virtual Open House for prospective students. The event will include a question and answer session with faculty, current students, admissions and financial aid.

10:30 AM (ET) Faculty Coffee Chat

11:00 AM (ET) Open House

Visual Design for Science Communication
October 26
Visual Design for Science Communication

A Webinar with Katie Peek, PhD

Want to help others see what you see in your data? Design principles are here to help!

Visual journalist Katie Peek will cover the basics of good chart design and share data visualization strategies and secrets, including examples of her own work.

The webinar is free and open to doctoral and graduate students, faculty,  and others in the Johns Hopkins community. 

Details: 

12 – 1 p.m. EDT

Tuesday, October 26, 2021

Register here https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_fhhYgHvVQSWlW8MrHFnQqw

  

The lecture is the fourth in a series of talks on communications skills sponsored by the  R3 Science Communications Leadership Program, which is supported by the Provost’s PhD Professional Development Initiative. 

Join the conversations online at #R3ISEnetwork! 

For more information, please contact the program directors, Brian Klaas  (bklaas@jhu.edu) and Brian Simpson (bsimpso1@jhu.edu).  

Katie Peek

Katie Peek creates data visualizations on science topics for general-interest magazines. Her background includes an astrophysics Ph.D. from U.C. Berkeley and a science journalism degree from NYU. She's been working as a visual journalist for the past decade, first at Popular Science magazine and independently since 2016. She contributes to Scientific American, Audubon, and the New York Times magazine, among others. She also writes articles and illustrates books.

Diversity Dimensions: Disability Inclusion and Student Success
October 26
Join us for a Diversity Dimensions Experience focused on JHSON’s commitment to diversity and inclusion in our admissions process. Each month will highlight a different focus on the diverse and unique population of our students and applicants and the potential impact on the profession of nursing. Registration is required.

Exceptional People | Exceptional Possibilities

Our Programs

We offer programs designed to fit the needs of a diverse student population. From pre-licensure programs to Master's, DNP and PhD programs, online options, and post-degree opportunities, the School of Nursing offers more nursing possibilities for more people in a variety of places, times, and formats.

"There are more opportunities than you can possibly ever take advantage of."

Anthony T. Pho, Master's
"Nursing isn’t just about giving meds and doing assessments. It’s the compassion and being present and listening."

Barbara Badman, Bachelor's
"I've learned how to be a better teacher."

Lisa-Marie Williams, Post-Degree

Meet Our Students

Award 5 days ago

Two from the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing have been elected as members of the National Academy of Medicine

Sarah L. Szanton and Jessica Gill have been elected as members of the National Academy of Medicine (NAM).

Award Oct 13, 2021

Johns Hopkins School of Nursing’s Jason Farley Becomes Inaugural Leadership and Innovation Endowed Chair

Jason Farley Becomes Inaugural Endowed Chair for Leadership and Innovation

Award Aug 23, 2021

The Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Receives $4.5 Million to Expand Research and Care in Hypertension and Mental Health

The Johns Hopkins School of Nursing has recently received two grants totaling more than $4.5 million to expand the school’s work in hypertension and mental health.

Award Aug 18, 2021

Sarah Szanton Named Next Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Dean

Sarah Szanton—a prominent gerontologist, expert in health equity and social justice, and alumna and longtime faculty member of the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing—has been appointed as the next Hopkins Nursing dean. Her term will begin Aug. 25.

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