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The Longest Table: Fostering Belonging at JHU

As a key academic leader at Johns Hopkins, your participation will greatly contribute to the meaningful conversations we aim to inspire during this event. Alongside Provost Ray Jayawardhana, colleagues from the Office of Diversity and Inclusion, Student Affairs, The Peabody Institute, Krieger School of Arts and Sciences, Whiting School of Engineering, School of Education, Finance and Administration, Facilities, as well as students from across our university, we will explore themes of belonging, inclusion, and shared values.  

Date: Tuesday, April 8, 2025  Time: 12:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.  Venue:  E. Baltimore Campus, Turner Concourse   We’ve ensured that our buffet caters to diverse dietary needs, including:   • Vegetarian   • Vegan   • Halal   • Kosher   • Gluten-free  

 

In the spirit of fostering community, we encourage early registration to allow us to tailor the menu to suit your preferences. 

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We look forward to your presence at The Longest Table as we come together to strengthen our academic community and enrich the spirit of inclusivity at Johns Hopkins. Let us take this opportunity to build connections, share insights, and inspire one another in our continued pursuit of excellence. 

Audience: All JHSON, Faculty, Staff, Students Date/Time: Tuesday, April 8, 2025 (12:00 pm – 02:00 pm) Location: E. Baltimore Campus, Turner Concourse 720 Rutland Avenue Baltimore MD 21205.

DNP Student Ready to Shine

Madeline Quinn, a student in the SON’s DNP Pediatric Clinical Nurse Specialist program, has been selected as a finalist in the all JHU doctoral student Empower Your Pitch (EYP) competition! This competition provides an opportunity to showcase exciting inquiry conducted by JHU doctoral students.

Madeline’s presentation is titled Through Their Eyes: A Day in the Life of an ICU Nurse – A Simulation for Nurses and Their Families. This innovative project features scenarios that pediatric ICU nurses at Children’s Nebraska in Omaha experience in providing care to critically ill children and their families. She will deliver her presentation at the EYP competition finals, 3-6 pm Tuesday April 8. Good luck, Madeline!

Chat Session for MSN (Entry into Nursing)

This online chat (3-4 pm Thursday, April 10) is a great way to ask any questions you may have, or see other questions being asked that you may not have thought to ask yourself. An abundance of information is discussed and we hope you will join us. Be sure your computer has Java properly installed and enabled, and your pop-up blocker is turned off in order to successfully log into the chat. Chat sessions will become active 15 minutes before the start time to allow students to join.

Flight Nurse Panel: Presented by CCIG & AMT

Join us Wednesday, April 9 for an exciting and informative hybrid event that offers a unique opportunity for nursing students to gain firsthand knowledge from experienced flight nurses! This panel will feature 4 flight nurses who will share their personal experiences, insights, and advice from the fast-paced world of aeromedical transport. During this engaging session, you will have the chance to ask questions and hear about the critical care and emergency roles flight nurses play, the challenges they face on the job, and the essential skills required to thrive in this dynamic field. Whether you are considering a career in aeromedical transport or simply curious about this vital part of healthcare, this event will provide invaluable perspectives and knowledge. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from professionals who are on the frontlines of patient care in the air! When: Wednesday, April, 09 | 4:00 – 5:30 PM Where: SON S220 (or join us via Teams!) Pizza will be provided! RSVP by April 2nd to secure your spot—don’t miss out! Audience: Students Date/Time: Wednesday, April 9, 2025 (04:00 pm – 05:00 pm) Location: 525 N. Wolfe St., Baltimore, MD, 21205

Staff and Faculty Breakfast

Get to know a fellow staff or faculty member over breakfast at the Staff and Faculty Breakfast Connection, 9:30 am Tuesday, April 8 in the Hub. (Participants will be notified of pairings beforehand.)

In the days after RSVPing, you will receive a calendar invite as confirmation.

Dimensions of Nursing: Transitioning into Nursing as a Second Career

The Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing is committed to highlighting the experiences, research, and practice of various identities belonging to our nursing community. Tuesday, April 22 (3-4 pm), our Dimensions of Nursing virtual session will speak about First-Generation Student Success and Support at the School of Nursing. Each month will highlight diverse and unique populations within our community. Alexander Murphy, assistant director of Admissions for diversity initiatives and recruitment, will facilitate how first-generation students find success and support during their academic journey. Registration is required. Audience: Public, Students

On-Site Programs Open House

The Office of Admissions will host an in-person Open House for prospective students interested in onsite programs, including the MSN Entry into Nursing and the DNP Adult-Gerontological Acute Care Nurse Practitioner programs.

Each prospective student may bring one guest to the event. Attendees will have the opportunity to interact with program faculty and current students through individualized agendas, as well as learn more about the opportunities available throughout the program. Lunch will be provided during the event.

Audience:
Public, Students

Date/Time:
Friday, June 6, 2025 (11:30 am – 03:00 pm)

Location:
Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing 525 N Wolfe St Baltimore, MD 21205 United States