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MAY 15

Hopkins marks Global Accessibility Awareness Day

Published May 14, 2025

Faculty, staff, and students are reminded to review communications, documents, and presentations to ensure they meet accessibility guidelines

Members of the Johns Hopkins IT team complete an activity during a recent CSLD workshop

ADVANCING YOUR CAREER

Summer opportunities at the Center for Staff Life Design

Published May 14, 2025

A networking series, book club, online learning courses, and live virtual workshops are designed to help you grow your career

Adriane Smith seated at a conference room table

WORK TOOLS

Part one: Learning the power of conversation

Published May 14, 2025

Fundamentals of Feedback kicks off a series of workshops designed for JHU's 5,700-plus managers of staff and faculty

JHU AND JHM

Changes to Work-Related Incident and Injury Reporting Policy now in effect

Published May 1, 2025

Simplified process removes barriers that could delay reporting or treatment for employees

CONGRATS

Milestones: May 2025

Published April 30, 2025

Find out who's celebrating a milestone anniversary with the university this month

ACTION NEEDED

New Title VI training required of all university students, faculty, staff

Published April 21, 2025

The virtual course, which must be completed by June 23, focuses on Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which prohibits discrimination, harassment, and retaliation

Brianna Williams with co-nominator John Cintron and Matthew Moss, assistant vice provost for dining programs.

CHEERS

Brianna Williams named Supervisor of the Year for inspiring and supporting student workers

Published April 21, 2025

The award from University Experiential Learning honors Hopkins Dining's director of marketing for ensuring a stellar work experience

Jocelyne DiRuggiero on her BMW 750 GS—the motorcycle of her dreams—at a recent Bikes & Breakfast meetup in Eldersburg, Maryland.

MY OTHER LIFE

Jocelyne DiRuggiero finds freedom on a motorcycle

Published April 21, 2025

Ten years after her husband died and when her children were grown, the associate professor of biology finally decided it was time to ignite a childhood passion