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Fostering Resilience In Nursing: Thriving in School, Practice, and Beyond

The Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing—Nu Beta-at-Large chapter (Johns Hopkins University) in collaboration with the Beta Sigma chapter (Penn State University) invites nurses, educators, and students to an October 29 virtual panel discussion titled “Fostering Resilience in Nursing: Thriving in School, Practice, and Beyond.

This event brings together educators, clinicians, and wellness advocates for an engaging conversation on resilience and mental health in nursing and health care. Participants will gain practical tools and insights to strengthen well-being, build a lasting culture of care, and sustain resilience in both academic and professional settings.

Date and Time: October 29, 6:30–7:30 pm
Contact Hours: 1 contact hour available for RN professionals.

Audience: All JHSON

Date/Time: Wednesday, October 29, 2025 (06:30 pm - 07:30 pm) Location: https://jhuson.zoom.us/j/95239019163?pwd=VmSMCKsOC2LKoitHnfGQkGbnCp1JZb.1&jst=1     Password: 293692

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‘LinkedINfluencing’: Virtual Panel Discussion

Join panelists including Professor Yvonne Commodore-Mensah and former JHSON faculty member Danielle McCamey from 4-5 pm Monday, November 17 to explore how LinkedIn can be used as a platform for academic influence in scholarship, advocacy, and professional visibility. Participants will learn strategies for crafting impactful posts, balancing transparency with professionalism when sharing research, and navigating the influence of today’s political and cultural climate on scholarly communication. Learn more and join the Zoom discussion by scanning the QR code in image!

(UVA Health Continuing Education awards 1.0 contact hours to a nurse who participates in this educational activity and completes the post-activity evaluation.)

Friendsgiving at JHSON

Join us for food, music, games, and more 4-6:30 pm Monday, November 24 (HUB and Carpenter A) for Friendsgiving.

All are welcome to bring a dish that represents your culture and enjoy the cultural diversity! If you would like to bring a dish, please RSVP by Wednesday, November 12.

9th Annual Community Forum on Healthy Aging

Join the Johns Hopkins Institute for Clinical & Translational Research for the 9^th Annual Community Forum on Healthy Aging 5-7 pm Monday, November 17. This virtual forum offers a dynamic experience featuring fitness demonstrations, expert-led panel discussions, and engaging community conversations focused on health and wellness topics relevant to our communities. Our goal is to foster authentic dialogue, encourage community connection, and develop shared strategies for staying strong, resilient, and healthy as we age. We welcome you to be a part of this important conversation. Let’s celebrate the journey of aging—together. Hosts: Crystal Evans & Dr. Panagis Galiatsatos (Dr. G) Speakers: Dr. Alex Pantelyat, Brain Health and Parkinson’s Disease Dr. Rebecca Khamishon & Kerry Devlin, Music as Medicine Jennifer Ayana Harrison, Mindfulness Mica Saunders, Yoga and Breathing Break Register here. For questions, contact Crystal Evans at [email protected]. Audience: All JHSON Date/Time: Monday, November 17, 2025 (05:00 pm - 07:00 pm) Location: Zoom

Connect on Disability Research

Audience: All JHSON

The DNP Nurse Practitioner Scholarly Project and Practicum for Impact and Change Workshop

With the nursing profession making up a large portion of the health care workforce, nurses have the opportunity to make a substantial impact on patient care. Doctorally prepared nurses have the knowledge and training to drive meaningful change through evidence-based practice (EBP), quality improvement (QI), and policy and legislation initiatives at both local and global levels. These efforts ensure increased access, improved outcomes, and enhanced quality of care across diverse patient populations. Join our faculty panel for a moderated discussion to learn how JHSON is preparing DNP-prepared nurse practitioners to be health care change agents. Audience: Public, Staff Date/Time: Tuesday, November 18, 2025 (03:00 pm - 04:00 pm)

Virtual Info Session – Healthcare Organizational Leadership Programs (MSN, MSN/MBA and Post-Degree Certificates)

Join the Office of Admissions, Assistant Professor and Track Director Dr. Jihane Frangieh, the Carey Business School, and current students 7-8 pm Wednesday, November 5 to learn more about the MSN Healthcare Organizational Leadership tracks at the School of Nursing. We will discuss the program and application requirements for the MSN Healthcare Organizational Leadership program, the MSN Healthcare Organizational Leadership/MBA Dual Degree Program, and the Post-Masters Certificate in Healthcare Organizational Leadership. Audience: Public, Staff, Students

Deadline for SNAPT Fellowship Application October 31

If you are interested in applying for the Supporting Nurses Advanced Practice Transition (SNAPT) Fellowship, the application deadline if fast approaching.  Please submit your application and letters of recommendation no later than October 31. For more information, see the SNAPT website - https://nursing.jhu.edu/student-experience/snapt/ or contact Dr. Marianne Fingerhood - [email protected]. Audience: All JHSON

Nurse Anesthesia Career Fair

The Career Fair is for Nurse Anesthesia students graduating in May 2026 - May 2028.

Preparation:

• Utilize Handshake (Career Center tab>Resources), especially the sections on resumes, networking, and employer info (FAQs on how and when to apply)
• Wear scrubs or professional attire (think blazer and slacks)
• Bring your student ID and copies of your current resume

Audience:
Students

Date/Time:
Monday, November 17, 2025 (11:00 am - 01:00 pm)

Location:
Pinkard first floor; check in outside of Carpenter Room A

Call for Applications: Clinical Research Scholars Program (K12)

The Johns Hopkins Institute for Clinical & Translational Research Clinical Research Scholars Program (K12) is accepting applications for the 2026 K12 Mentored Career Development Awards. K12 supports the career development of faculty members dedicated to pursuing a career in clinical investigation. This is a three-year program with the scholars’ department committing to support the scholar during the third year. The application deadline is Monday, December 8, 2025 by 11:59 pm.

Awards consist of:

• Up to $110,000 in annual salary support (plus fringe) for 2 years
• Up to $30,000 to support the costs of a degree or training program, research related expenses, and other related activities
• Up to $2,500 annually for travel in support of the award objectives

Applicants must have a research or health professional doctoral degree or equivalent and a full-time faculty appointment in either the SOM, SPH, SOE or SON by the date of receipt of the award (postdoctoral clinical fellows with pending appointments are eligible). Please review the Call for Applications for a list of requirements and eligibility. Submit applications using SLATE.

For questions, please contact the Project Administrator, Cordellia Sawyer at [email protected].

Audience:
Faculty