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Today
HOPthon Yoga Night
5:30 - 6:15pm EDT
Online
Take a break from studying and get in a relaxing workout in with HOPthon.
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Free
Today
Study Consulting Drop-In Hours
7 - 8pm EDT
Online
Need help with planning out your week or managing your weekend time effectively? Consider using the Office of Academic Support's drop-in hours.
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Free
Oct 26
Spooky Scavenger Search
Online
Explore the Johns Hopkins website and social media pages all day to identify resources and learn more information about alcohol norms. Screenshot and tag CHEW as you find each piece for a chance to win a prize from the bookstore.
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Free
Oct 26
Study Consulting Drop-In Hours
8 - 9am EDT
Online
Need help with planning out your week or managing your weekend time effectively? Consider using the Office of Academic Support's drop-in hours.
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Free
Oct 26
Rebuilding U.S. Democracy Together
9 - 10am EDT
Online
Eliot A. Cohen, Hahrie Han, and Henry Farrell will have an across-the-aisle discussion of the fundamental questions facing our political parties and, more importantly, where we might find the opportunities for common ground that will be crucial to our ability to move forward as a nation.
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Oct 26
Webinar: Measuring and Monitoring Coverage of Health Interventions in Women, Children, and Adolescents
9:30 - 11:30am EDT
Online
Global health experts present new analyses on measurement and coverage of quality of high-impact interventions for women, children, and adolescents in low- and middle-income countries.
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Free
Oct 26
Hopkins at Home: The Art and Science of Effective Communication
12 - 1pm EDT
Online
Steven D. Cohen, an associate professor at the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, will guide attendees in exploring research-based strategies to make every presentation relevant and impactful.
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Free
Jerome Lowenthal
Oct 26
Master Class: Jerome Lowenthal, piano
4 - 6pm EDT
Online Online
Baltimore , Maryland
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Free
Oct 26
CHEW Office Hours
4 - 5pm EDT
Online
Join the Center for Health Education & Well-Being (CHEW) to get answers to your well-being needs and to get to know the CHEW staff.
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Free
Oct 26
JHU Innovation Fund for Community Safety listening session
5 - 6pm EDT
Online Online
Baltimore , Maryland
Learn more about the four-year, $6 million fund to support innovative, community-led programs designed to curb violence and share ideas that inform the development of an RFP
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Oct 26
Think Tank for Black and Latinx Heritage Celebration
5 - 6pm EDT
Online
The Office of Multicultural Affairs is looking for student ideas and insights when planning Black and Latinx Heritage365 Celebrations for the 2021 Spring semester.
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Free
Oct 26
Office of Multicultural Affairs Office Hours
5:30 - 7pm EDT
Online
Ask questions of Office of Multicultural Affairs staff, share an event idea, or just catch up with the Office of Multicultural Affairs family at their drop-in weekly office hours.
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Free
Oct 26
Critical Coping Drop-in Skills Group: Calm Place Imagery
5:30 - 6pm EDT
Online
Join the Johns Hopkins Counseling Center to learn about calm place imagery during the Critical Coping Drop-in Skills Group.
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Free
Oct 26
Hopkins at Home: An Evening of Jazz with Sean Jones
6:30 - 7:30pm EDT
Online
Join Sean Jones, internationally acclaimed trumpeter and chair of the Jazz Department at the Peabody Institute, on a journey through jazz — then and now.
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Free
Oct 26
Humanities in the Village: "Framing Frederick Douglass: The Female Talented Tenth that Shaped America" with Ernest Quarles
7 - 8pm EDT
Online
Ernest J. Quarles is a practicing attorney, intersectional critical race researcher, and historian who teaches at Johns Hopkins University, will give a talk entitled "Framing Frederick Douglass: The Female Talented Tenth That Shaped America" as part of Humanities in the Village.
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