Events

Join moderator Cassie Hansen, director of the MS in Geographic Information Systems program, as she hosts freelance cartographer Antonio Antoine Smith for a discussion on the real-world craft and application of creating compelling maps that incorporate data and visualization techniques to communicate insights and support decision-making.

Join the Johns Hopkins MA in Writing program lecturer Cara Hoffman for a discussion and Q&A with writer and translator Panagiotis Kehagias on his new novel, The Sixth Desert.

Join Karina Wizevich, associate director of the MA in Museum Studies program, for a conservation with her teaching colleague Greg Stevens on the external forces and trends shaping museum and museum careers and practical strategies for navigating uncertainty.

Join moderator Nune Grigoryan, program coordinator and senior lecturer in the MA in Communication program, for a conversation with Melissa Stevens, senior social media strategist at Catholic Relief Services.

Join Michael Ard, director of the MS in Intelligence Analysis program, for a conversation with Martin Gurri about what public protests and political unrest reveal about the health of democracy and how intelligence analysts can interpret these movements in an increasingly complex information environment.

Join Lama Elhatow, program coordinator and lecturer for the MS in Environmental Sciences and Policy and MS in Energy Policy and Climate programs, for a webinar with energy and climate experts Andrei Covatariu and Christopher Day examining a central question: Could instability or closure of the Strait of Hormuz accelerate the global transition to renewable energy – or deepen reliance on fossil fuels?

How can curated spatial intelligence help solve urgent, real-world challenges? Join Rachel Isaacs, program coordinator of the MS in Geographic Information Systems program, for a conversation with Amanda Miner, director of resilience and infrastructure at Envicom Corporation.

You are invited to join MS in Biotechnology program faculty, students, alumni, and friends at the free Biotechnology Community Online Social Hour on Thursday, December 10, 2026, at 7 p.m. ET.

Join the Johns Hopkins MA in Writing program alumna Wendy Wall for a discussion and Q&A with educator and author Mark Farrington on his new novel, Loss of Life.

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