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Welcome, Kori Cole!

Kori Cole joins the SON this week as a research nurse on the SPARK project. She brings a strong background in bedside, behavioral health, and community-focused nursing, providing care to diverse and underserved populations. We’re delighted to have her with us!

Peer-to-Peer Nominations (November)

Congratulations to our Peer-to-Peer nominees for the month of November: Adam Bocek, Sarah Ebeid, Brian Fitzek, and Amy Port.

Of the nominees, Brian Fitzek was selected to receive a half-day of paid time off. Congratulations! 

Nominations for December are now open!

JHU Survey on Sexual Misconduct

JHSON students: We need your input and perspective to ensure a safe JHSON community experience. Please participation in the JHU student survey on campus climate and sexual misconduct (sent from [email protected]), which closes on December 18.

Brown Bag: Subrecipient Monitoring at JHU

About the December Brown Bag:

Join Johns Hopkins University Research Administration (JHURA) on Wednesday, December 10, 2025, from 12 PM – 1 PM, for a Brown Bag on Subrecipient Monitoring.

As the prime recipient of sponsored funds, JHU is responsible for monitoring our subrecipients to ensure compliance with Federal regulations, the terms and conditions of the award, and our internal policies. We will discuss how JHU monitors its subrecipients and the offices at JHU that support these efforts. We will talk about the New Subrecipient Questionnaire, the Subrecipient Dashboard and the Subrecipient Monitoring website.

Register for the December 10^th Brown Bag here.

Presenters:

• Angela Euculano-Leigh, Sr. Accountant, Financial Research Compliance, Johns Hopkins University
• Mora Harris, Director, Subawards, Johns Hopkins University Research Administration

JHSON Faculty, Dr. Kamila Alexander publishes groundbreaking text on Intimate Partner Violence

Intimate Partner Violence:

A Health-Based Perspective

Second Edition

Edited by:

Connie Mitchell, Elizabeth Miller, Brigid McCaw, and Kamila A. Alexander

Foreward by: Jacquelyn Campbell and Ruth Glenn

About this book:

This book provides comprehensive, well-cited information for researchers, educators, practitioners, and policy leaders on the complex social and health threats of intimate partner violence.

Written by leading scholars in the field, the chapters are organized around historical and policy perspectives, social justice constructs, trauma science, health impacts, intervention, and prevention strategies.

This is an open access title, free to read on the Oxford Academic platform and offered as a free PDF download from Oxford University Press and selected open access locations. Intimate Partner Violence: A Health-Based Perspective | Oxford Academic

ODEIB Chat and Chew

December 9, 2025

12pm - 1:30pm

SON Carpenter A and Zoom