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Sept 26 - June 8
Exhibit: Leave No Trace
This exhibition examines John Work Garrett's formative experiences during his numerous trips to the American West and asks visitors to both consider the idea of the American West from multiple perspectives and reflect on their own experiences in nature. Free with J-card.
Oct 14 - March 2
Gertrude Stein in Circles: Spheres of Life and Writing
Campus: Peabody Institute, Details: George Peabody Library
This new major exhibition documents how pioneering American writer Gertrude Stein fostered avant-garde connections throughout her lifetime and explores Stein's ongoing legacy as a beacon for artists, writers, and LGBTQ+ communities.
Dec 11 - Aug 31
Exhibition: History Through Poetry
Installed throughout Homewood Museum's period rooms, this exhibition features new original poems that considering decorative arts and material culture while honoring the lives of the enslaved people who once lived and worked at Homewood, written via a Johns Hopkins First-Year Seminar.
Registration Required
Jan 15
ROSEI Summit 2025
8:30 am - 6pm EST
The ROSEI Summit, hosted by the Ralph O'Connor Sustainable Energy Institute, provides a unique means to understand the breadth and depth of Johns Hopkins research in sustainable energy as well as develop collaborations and new networks for future research.
Registration Required
Free
Jan 15
January 2025 Health Equity Jam Session: Emily Wang
3 - 4:30pm EST
Online
Emily Wang, a professor of medicine and of public health at the Yale Medicine SEICHE Center for Health and Justice, will give a talk titled "Community-Based Participatory Research as a Strategy for Mitigating Harms of Mass Incarceration" for the Center for Health Equity.
Registration Required
Free
Jan 16
Advanced Grant Writing: Specific Aims Workshop
8:30 am - 3:30pm EST
Rooms 205, 206, 207 (also online), Stieff Silver Building Stieff Silver Building
In this hands-on workshop, participants preparing to submit a National Institutes of Health or National Science Foundation grant—including SBIR and other translation grants—will gain expert insight into writing the cornerstones of each grant application.
Registration Required
Feb 9
Johns Hopkins Engineering Innovation Pre-College Programs Virtual Open House
11am - 12pm EST
Online
This event will help you find the program that best fits your interests. You'll hear from alumni sharing their experiences and connect with staff for tips on everything from admissions to earning college credit.
Registration Required
Free
Feb 12
Leading Edge: Stress-Proof Your Leadership and Life for Lasting Success
7 - 8pm EST
Online
Join Frances Wu, program director of the MS in Organizational Leadership, as she hosts Col. Deb Lewis (USA, ret.), a West Point trailblazer and leadership expert, for a game-changing webinar discussion on transforming life's toughest challenges into opportunities for growth and progress.
Registration Required
Free
Feb 16
Music at Evergreen: Vision Duo
2 - 4pm EST
Campus: None, Details: Evergreen Museum & Library, 4545 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21210
Evergreen's popular and eclectic Music at Evergreen concert series continues with a performance by Vision Duo, followed by a reception with the artists.
Registration Required
March 2
Music at Evergreen: Tanner Menees and Kobi Malkin
2 - 4pm EST
Music at Evergreen will conclude its 2024-2025 season with a joint performance by American violinist Tanner Menees and Israeli violinist Kobi Malkin, followed by a reception with the artists.
Registration Required
March 4
What If Fungi Win? A Conversation with Dr. Arturo Casadevall
6 - 8pm EST
Dr. Arturo Casadevall, a world-renowned infectious disease researcher and chair of Molecular Microbiology and Immunology at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, will discuss his latest book "What If Fungi Win?" with Emily Kwong, host of NPR's Short Wave science podcast.
Registration Required
Free
March 21
Macksey Symposium Keynote Address: "Black Performance, Activism, and the Persistence of Crisis"
5 - 6:15pm EDT
Julius Fleming, associate professor of English at Washington University in St. Louis, will deliver the keynote address, titled "Black Performance, Activism, and the Persistence of Crisis," at the sixth annual Richard Macksey National Undergraduate Humanities Research Symposium.