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Oct 2
Defining Disability: From Personal, Research, and Policy Perspectives
1 - 2pm EDT
Online Online
Baltimore , Maryland
The Disability Seminar Series encourages broader thinking about how disability is included and discussed in research and clinical settings
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Oct 2
DMC Event: Covid Stories
3 - 5pm EDT
Virtual Virtual
Baltimore , Maryland
Learn the basics of interviewing, podcasting, and storytelling while telling your COVID story at the DMC. Stories will be compiled into short podcasts and shared with the JHU community.
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Free
Oct 2
Somatic Meditation
5 - 6pm EDT
Online
Please join Sandeepa Sur, a research fellow in the Department of Radiology, for daily somatic meditation.
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Oct 2
Heritage 365 Cultural Experience Series: Latinx Heritage Celebration with DJ Pedro Night, Martin Amini, and Walter Alvarado
7 - 8pm EDT
Campus: Online, Details: https://jh.zoom.us/j/98584776243?pwd=Uk1zYzR1SU1lR1IxQlp2UnhBMmFsUT09
Celebrate LatinX heritage and start off your Friday with performances by DJ Pedro Night and stand-up comedians Martin Amini and Walter Alvarado.
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Oct 3
Sonnets from the American: A Virtual Symposium
9:30 am - 9pm EDT
Online
Nearly 800 years since its invention, the sonnet is in a period of extraordinary production and development, taken up by poets from every corner of the aesthetic field. Sonnets from the American: A Virtual Symposium will emphasize connections across literary periods and movements within the American sonnet tradition while showcasing contemporary developments with discussions and readings from 68 scholars, critics, poets, and editors.
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Oct 4
Hopkins at Home: The Chamber Music of Ludwig van Beethoven — A Composer at Work
3 - 4pm EDT
Online
Suhnne Ahn, an instructor of musicology at Peabody, will lead a four-week course celebrating Ludwig van Beethoven's upcoming 200th birthday with a dive into a deep, small-group discussion about Beethoven's development as a chamber music composer throughout his life and how it mirrored his symphonic output from his arrival in Vienna as a young man until the end of his life.
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Oct 5
Introduction to R for Absolute Beginners
1 - 4pm EDT
Online
This "Introduction to R" workshop is for people who want to learn this data analysis tool but have little or no experience in any programming languages.
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Oct 5
Somatic Meditation
5 - 6pm EDT
Online
Please join Sandeepa Sur, a research fellow in the Department of Radiology, for daily somatic meditation.
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Oct 5
DMC Workshop: Photo Crash Course
5 - 7pm EDT
Lenses, accessories, depth of field, RAW—find out how to take your camera off the auto setting and become a better photographer at the DMC..
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Free
Oct 5
Carey Business School Distinguished Speaker Series: Women in the Workplace Executive Panel Discussion
5 - 6pm EDT
Online
Nora Gardner, senior partner at McKinsey, and Alex Triantis, dean of the Carey Business School, will moderate a panel of executives speaking to their first-hand experiences and discussing new data and recommendations for achieving gender parity.
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Oct 5
Meatless Monday
5:30 - 6:30pm EDT
Online
Becky Ramsing from the Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future and Naijha Wright-Brown and Chef Gregory D. Brown from The Land of Kush, Vegan Soul Bistro, present an engaging and interactive Meatless Monday dinner demo and discussion.
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Oct 6
Hopkins at Home: Quantum Sensing for Everyone
5:30 - 6:30pm EDT
Online
John Abraham, senior scientist at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, will lead attendees through a world where you can monitor the movement of magma within the Earth's crust, peer around the corner without moving, and detect initial signs of degenerative disease.
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Oct 6
Interfaith Council Meeting
6 - 7pm EDT
Online
Students who are interested in interfaith dialogue and connection: Join this meeting of the Interfaith Council hosted by the chaplains of Religious & Spiritual Life.
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Oct 6
Counting Consent: Using BAC as a Yardstick
6 - 7pm EDT
Online
This interactive, activity-based program will explore the intersection of alcohol and consent.
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Oct 7
Dean's Symposium: Rakim
12:30 - 2pm EDT
Online Online
Baltimore , Maryland
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