Congratulations to the Center for Biotechnology Education alum Arthur Kuan for his spot on Forbes’ 30 under 30 in healthcare list! Kuan earned his MS in Biotechnology from JHU’s Advanced Academic Programs and is now the Chief Executive Officer of Cold Genesys, Inc.
Kasey Pipes (MA in Government ’99) returned to the JHU Center for Advanced Governmental Studies to discuss his latest book publication: After the Fall: The Remarkable Comeback of Richard Nixon (Regnery History: 2019).
Writing Program faculty member Susan Muaddi Darraj wrote a commentary on the statistics recently published by the Cooperative Children’s Book Center, illustrating the lack of diversity in the publishing world.
Sundance Institute announced the Future of Culture Initiative, an action plan that includes partnerships with Johns Hopkins University and Stanford University in order to implement key recommendations from a two-year global field scan that analyzed strategies for improving equity and inclusion in emerging media. The initiative puts artists in discourse with technologists, scientists, policymakers, advocates and business leaders to imagine and design for the future of culture.
Episode 19-05: An interview with Elizabeth Galvin
In this issue, we discuss the challenges that modern farming community is facing, nature conservation and sustainability in Cuba, the pristine ecosystem of Glacier National Park, and the importance of science communication in facilitating change.
The Inverse Poisson Functional has been proposed by Dr. Zachary as a tool for forecasting response time to environmental events and global climate change.
The Johns Hopkins University is delighted to provide recording of the 2019 Krieger School of Arts and Sciences Graduation Ceremony.
JHU's online Master of Liberal Arts (MLA) was ranked as third in the nation's top 25 programs.
Dr. Tristan Cabello, Assistant Director of the Master of Liberal Arts Program, recorded a podcast with the Cultural Services of the French Embassy on the African American History of Paris.