Hopkins Nursing Events

For more information, visit https://nursing.jhu.edu/academics/programs/prerequisites/index.html or contact the Office of Admissions at [email protected] or 410-955-7548.

• This event will feature a panel of community partners, faculty and students on ways to get involved in our Baltimore community, as well as a brief overview of SOURCE's work, programs and community engagement opportunities.
• Featured speakers and partner organizations:
  • Shannon Frattaroli, Professor, Bloomberg School of Public Health
  • Katie Nelson, PhD Candidate, School of Nursing
  • Endside Out
  • Intersection of Change
• Click here to register!

Held as part of SOURCE Baltimore Week 2021 - For full details visit SOURCE.jhu.edu/BaltimoreWeek

If you are interested in applying to our DNP Advanced Practice, MSN Healthcare Organization Leadership, MSN HOL/MBA or any of our post-degree certificates, you will want to join us for Tips to Complete your Application.

A nationally renowned researcher, leader and health equity advocate, Dr. Sarah Szanton, PhD, RN, FAAN, and Patricia M. Davidson Health Equity and Social Justice Endowed Professor, was named Dean of the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing (JHSON) in August 2021.

Szanton took a non-traditional path to nursing, first becoming a lobbyist to fight for reproductive health. Working on Capitol Hill she frequently encountered nurse practitioners advocating for their populations and decided to change careers, inspired by the deep understanding that nurses had of the communities with which they worked. After working with migrant workers, people experiencing homelessness, and providing house calls to under resourced communities, she decided to get her PhD.

Szanton is best known for co-developing the visionary CAPABLE program after years spent providing house calls predominately to low income, African American older adults in West Baltimore. The program, which combines handyman services with nursing and occupational therapy to improve mobility, reduce disability, and decrease healthcare costs, has been researched and scaled to 45 places in 23 States, and is currently expanding through several policy mechanisms as Medicare Advantage and Value Based care.

Streaming Live via Zoom:

Join from PC, Mac, Linux, iOS or Android: https://jhuson.zoom.us/j/99287831238

Or iPhone one-tap (US Toll):

301-715-8592 (Maryland local)

877-853-5257 (US Toll Free)

Meeting ID: 992 8783 1238

For interest outside of the School of Nursing please contact the Aging Center at

[email protected] for the Zoom password.

Sponsored by The Center for Innovative Care in Aging

The Henrietta Lacks Memorial Award was established in honor of former Turner Station resident and Johns Hopkins cancer patient Henrietta Lacks, whose cells helped make possible ground-breaking advances in medical research. The Johns Hopkins Urban Health Institute (UHI) offers this $15,000 award to Baltimore City community-based programs working in partnership with Johns Hopkins faculty, students, or staff to highlight the importance of community-university collaborations, recognize the accomplishments which can be achieved by such partnerships, and continue to support the efforts of the partnership. 

Nominations are due by October 11, 2021 at 5:00 pm. 

The Henrietta Lacks Memorial Award was established in honor of former Turner Station resident and Johns Hopkins cancer patient Henrietta Lacks, whose cells helped make possible ground-breaking advances in medical research. The Johns Hopkins Urban Health Institute (UHI) offers this $15,000 award to Baltimore City community-based programs working in partnership with Johns Hopkins faculty, students, or staff to highlight the importance of community-university collaborations, recognize the accomplishments which can be achieved by such partnerships, and continue to support the efforts of the partnership. 

Nominations are due by October 11, 2021 at 5:00 pm. 

Join our SOURCE "Virtual" East Baltimore Bus Tour on Wednesday, October 6 and learn more about our hyper-local community partner sites on this engaging tour! We will provide information about the history between JHU and East Baltimore, as well as issues impacting our East Baltimore community. Following the virtual online tour, we will have a discussion and debrief with SOURCE’s Community Consultant, Glenn Ross.

• Register here for Zoom invite

SOURCE Baltimore Week 2021 - For more details visit SOURCE.jhu.edu/BaltimoreWeek

The Henrietta Lacks Memorial Award was established in honor of former Turner Station resident and Johns Hopkins cancer patient Henrietta Lacks, whose cells helped make possible ground-breaking advances in medical research. The Johns Hopkins Urban Health Institute (UHI) offers this $15,000 award to Baltimore City community-based programs working in partnership with Johns Hopkins faculty, students, or staff to highlight the importance of community-university collaborations, recognize the accomplishments which can be achieved by such partnerships, and continue to support the efforts of the partnership. 

Nominations are due by October 11, 2021 at 5:00 pm. 

The Henrietta Lacks Memorial Award was established in honor of former Turner Station resident and Johns Hopkins cancer patient Henrietta Lacks, whose cells helped make possible ground-breaking advances in medical research. The Johns Hopkins Urban Health Institute (UHI) offers this $15,000 award to Baltimore City community-based programs working in partnership with Johns Hopkins faculty, students, or staff to highlight the importance of community-university collaborations, recognize the accomplishments which can be achieved by such partnerships, and continue to support the efforts of the partnership. 

Nominations are due by October 11, 2021 at 5:00 pm. 

The Henrietta Lacks Memorial Award was established in honor of former Turner Station resident and Johns Hopkins cancer patient Henrietta Lacks, whose cells helped make possible ground-breaking advances in medical research. The Johns Hopkins Urban Health Institute (UHI) offers this $15,000 award to Baltimore City community-based programs working in partnership with Johns Hopkins faculty, students, or staff to highlight the importance of community-university collaborations, recognize the accomplishments which can be achieved by such partnerships, and continue to support the efforts of the partnership. 

Nominations are due by October 11, 2021 at 5:00 pm. 

The Henrietta Lacks Memorial Award was established in honor of former Turner Station resident and Johns Hopkins cancer patient Henrietta Lacks, whose cells helped make possible ground-breaking advances in medical research. The Johns Hopkins Urban Health Institute (UHI) offers this $15,000 award to Baltimore City community-based programs working in partnership with Johns Hopkins faculty, students, or staff to highlight the importance of community-university collaborations, recognize the accomplishments which can be achieved by such partnerships, and continue to support the efforts of the partnership. 

Nominations are due by October 11, 2021 at 5:00 pm. 

The Henrietta Lacks Memorial Award was established in honor of former Turner Station resident and Johns Hopkins cancer patient Henrietta Lacks, whose cells helped make possible ground-breaking advances in medical research. The Johns Hopkins Urban Health Institute (UHI) offers this $15,000 award to Baltimore City community-based programs working in partnership with Johns Hopkins faculty, students, or staff to highlight the importance of community-university collaborations, recognize the accomplishments which can be achieved by such partnerships, and continue to support the efforts of the partnership. 

Nominations are due by October 11, 2021 at 5:00 pm. 

SNA October General Body Meeting: Members will be presented information regarding SNA board members, structure of SNA/NSNA, SNA/NSNA core values, upcoming point opportunities to include community/volunteer events, conduct our Fall SNA Board Election, as well as host guest speakers/panelists.

DNP Admissions Committee Meeting

Bryan Hansen, Chair

Join us for PCSIG's Death Café this October 13, 2021 at the School of Nursing in room N115. Options for virtual participation will be available. Register here: https://nursingjhu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_ahjnFvjNgh6PBdQ

The Pediatric Interest Group and the Palliative Care Student Interest Group proudly bring you a panel on pediatric palliative care.

Join us and three expert practitioners in room N115 as we discuss the roles of both the NP and the RN in this patient population and with their families. To register, follow the link: https://tinyurl.com/563rz3wv

DNP Curriculum Committee Meeting

Kathleen Becker, Chair

MSN Entry Academic Advisors will hold an in-person advising session for new students in the Spring 2023 MSN Entry into Nursing cohort. A repeat session will be offered online for students who are not able to join this session.

This live session will run from 12:15 - 1:00 p.m.

Visit Brandon LeBlanc, Assistant Director of MSN Entry into Nursing Recruitment at American Association of Men in Nursing conference!

Register for the event here: https://www.aamn.org/2021-annual-conference

Visit Brandon LeBlanc, Assistant Director of MSN Entry into Nursing Recruitment at American Association of Men in Nursing conference!

Register for the event here: https://www.aamn.org/2021-annual-conference

MSN Entry Academic Advisors will hold an in-person advising session for students in the Summer 2022 cohort. A zoom link will be sent to students in this cohort who wish to join the session remotely, and the session will be recorded as well.

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  ([email protected]) and Brian Simpson ([email protected]).  

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.

Do you have accommodations in your academic program at the JHSON and are unsure of how that will translate when applying, interviewing, and accepting offers for employment in nursing? Then this presentation is for you! Join leaders from the Office of Institutional Equity at JHU; leaders from Organizational Equity with Johns Hopkins Health System; Student Affairs and the Career Lab from JHSON for a virtual presentation on this topic.

We will be sharing information on the differences between accommodations in an academic program vs. the workplace, tips on disclosing disabilities to potential employers, and the accommodation request process at John Hopkins Health System (and generally). We will also have time for q & a. Please RSVP here if you would like to attend our virtual event (this will also be recorded if you are not available):

https://nursingjhu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9n3AArzgY6wNEQC

The zoom link & recording will be sent to those who RSVP.

Questions? Email Megan Barrett, [email protected].