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September 15, September 15, TuesdayPlease join us for important updates from the Johns Hopkins Greenberg Bladder Cancer Institute (GBCI). The GBCI Grand Round program consists of one-hour Zoom webinars focused on engaging the broader bladder cancer and UTUC community, which includes patients, survivors, families, and advocates. The webinars are offered throughout the year and consist of presentations with slides lasting approximately 25-30 minutes, followed by conversational questions and opportunities to chat with experts. All are welcome, and the webinars are free of charge.For internet security reasons, pre-registration is required. A Zoom link will be shared in advance of each session (the link often appears in the registrant’s email and/or calendar prior to the session). All Grand Rounds sessions are recorded and archived for viewing anytime on the GBCI’s website https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/greenberg-bladder-cancer-instituteDownload: 2026 GBCI Grand Rounds.2026-01-06 -- 4 -- 00 -- PM -- 2026-01-06 -- 5 -- 00 -- PM -- 3910 Keswick Road -- -- Virtual -- MD -- -- USA -- 1 -- Our patients are our best teachers. Joining us for this informative session will be a Bladder Cancer Survivor and Advocate who will share his long journey living with and tackling Non-Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer (NMIBC), his experiences participating in clinical trials, and just about every known treatment available, with urologist and GBCI Co-Director Dr. Max Kates MD; the two will reflect upon the doctor-patient partnership and share their winding and ultimately successful journey together. -- 0 -- Tried -- 1 -- 0 I’ve Tried Everything! 2026-02-17 -- 4 -- 00 -- PM -- 2026-02-17 -- 5 -- 00 -- PM -- Virtual -- -- Virtual -- NA -- -- USA -- 0 -- A tutorial on different bladder cancer surgical procedures & techniques, radical cystectomies, and bladder reconstructions, with a special update on novel and improved techniques for neobladders along with a push for bladder preservation with Sunil Patel, MD, Director of the Testicular Cancer Program, Associate Residency Program Director, and Urologic Oncology Fellowship Director at the Brady Urological Institute and the GBCI. -- 0 -- Bladder Cancer -- 1 -- 0 Bladder Cancer Surgeries Demystified 2026-03-10 -- 4 -- 00 -- PM -- 2026-03-10 -- 5 -- 00 -- PM -- Virtual -- -- Virtual -- NA -- -- USA -- 0 -- Join Nirmish Singla, MD, MSC, Urologic Surgeon, Associate Professor of Urology and Oncology, and Jeannie Hoffman-Censits, MD, Oncologist, Co-Director, Upper Tract Urothelial Cancer (UTUC) Multidisciplinary Clinic , and Co-Leader of the GBCI’s Women’s Bladder Cancer Program at Sibley for updates and progress on the treatment of early and late stage UTUC and how it relates (or doesn't) to Bladder and Kidney Cancers. -- 0 -- UTUC -- 1 -- 0 UTUC: the "Connector" Cancer 2026-04-21 -- 4 -- 00 -- PM -- 2026-04-21 -- 5 -- 00 -- PM -- Virtual -- -- Virtual -- NA -- -- USA -- 0 -- In collaboration with Bladder Cancer Advocacy Network (BCAN), join Kendall Moseley, MD, Clinical Director, Division of Endocrinology, Diabetes & Metabolism, Medical Director, Johns Hopkins Metabolic Bone & Osteoporosis Center, for a discussion on bone health and screening, treatments and outcomes, often overlooked but needed for bladder cancer patients, especially those with a urinary diversion. -- 0 -- Bone Health -- 1 -- 0 Bone Health and Bladder Cancer 2026-05-19 -- 4 -- 00 -- PM -- 2026-05-19 -- 5 -- 00 -- PM -- Virtual -- -- Virtual -- NA -- -- USA -- 0 -- Join Farzad Sedaghat, MD, Section Chief of Ultrasound and Assistant Professor of Radiology and Radiological Science, to learn what these tests mean, what they are for, what they show, and why so many? Presented with step-by-step examples to debunk and demystify this stressful yet necessary aspect of bladder and UTUC treatments. -- 0 -- Tests -- 1 -- 0 It’s Endless: Tests, Scans, MRI’s, Ultrasounds and more Tests 2026-09-15 -- 4 -- 00 -- PM -- 2026-09-15 -- 5 -- 00 -- PM -- 3910 Keswick Road -- -- Virtual -- NA -- -- USA -- 1 -- Join Jeannie Hoffman-Censits, MD, and Armine Smith, MD, Co-Leaders of the GBCI’s Women’s Bladder Cancer Program, to learn how patients, urologists, and oncologists work together to slow down and even stop Non-Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer (NMIBC) from spreading to Muscle-Invasive Bladder Cancer (MIBC) using standards of care and new tools in the toolbox. The two will be joined by a patient telling their remarkable story of resilience and survivorship. -- 0 -- Stop -- 0 -- 0 Stop the Spread 2026-10-13 -- 4 -- 00 -- PM -- 2026-10-13 -- 5 -- 00 -- PM -- 3910 Keswick Road -- -- Virtual -- NA -- -- USA -- 1 -- Director of the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center and Marion I. Knott Director and Professor of Oncology, William Nelson MD, PhD will introduce us to epigenetics and how it plays a crucial role in bladder cancer (BC) development, progression, and treatment. -- 0 -- Cancer Code -- 0 -- 0 Cracking the Cancer Code: Epigenetics 2026-11-17 -- 4 -- 00 -- PM -- 2026-11-17 -- 5 -- 00 -- PM -- 3910 Keswick Road -- -- Virtual -- NA -- -- USA -- 1 -- In collaboration with the Bladder Cancer Advocacy Network, join Charlene Gamaldo, MD, Professor of Neurology, to hear how sleep plays a vital healing role for cancer patients. -- 0 -- Medicine -- 0 -- 0 Sleep is your Best Medicine 2026-12-15 -- 4 -- 00 -- PM -- 2026-12-15 -- 5 -- 00 -- PM -- 3910 Keswick Road -- -- Virtual -- NA -- -- USA -- 0 -- Oncologist Noah Hahn, MD, GBCI Co-Director, will be joined by a patient who together will share their treatment partnership thru immunotherapy, other therapeutics and novel drugs to harness the power of the immune system in the treatment of Bladder and Upper Track Cancers. -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 -- 0 Immunotherapy and Bladder Cancer johns-hopkins-medicine-greenberg
 Sep 15, 2026
 All Day
Johns Hopkins Medicine Greenberg Bladder Cancer Institute 2026 Virtual Grand Rounds
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Gingerbread Kit - One Registration Per Household$15
No Kit Needed - One Registration Per HouseholdFree
Virtual November 02, November 2, MondayFamily Friendly Gingerbread Gingerbread House Virtual Holiday Little Jays Cookies Decorating Contest Holiday PartySponsored by the Johns Hopkins Alumni AssociationCalling Jays of All Ages! It’s time to roll up your sleeves, break out the icing, and let your holiday creativity shine! We’re inviting alumni to gather their families and/or friends, channel their inner gingerbread architects, and compete in a little friendly holiday competition. Whether you’re building a gingerbread mansion, a cozy cottage, or something wonderfully whimsical, we can’t wait to see what you create!The contest runs through January 3, 2027, when members of the Office of Alumni Relations will put on their judging hats and vote for their favorite creations.How to Enter:All participants must register.Once your gingerbread masterpiece is complete, share a photo on Facebook or Instagram using #JHUGingerbread and tagging @JHU_Alumni. Prefer to keep your social media private? No problem! You can also email your photo to alumevents@jhu.edu.All submissions must be received by Sunday, January 3, 2027, at 5:00 P.M. ET.Gingerbread Kit Ticket Option Details:No Kit Needed - FreePurchase a Kit through JHAA - $15.00 Gingerbread kits will be shipped directly from  Amazon to the address provided during registration. Due to shipping constraints, kits can only be shipped within the continental United States.Deadline to order through JHAA - Friday, December 18, at 4:00 P.M. ET.Three lucky winners will receive a JHU swag box from the Johns Hopkins Alumni Association. So bring your A-game, your best decorating skills, and maybe a little extra frosting for good measure! Winning creation(s) will be determined at the sole discretion of the Office of Alumni Relations. May the best gingerbread house win!A portion of this registration fee will serve as a donation in support of future programming and events. If you wish to not have a portion of your registration support such initiatives, you may contact the Office of Annual Giving: oag@jhu.edu.JHAA Event Cancellation and Refund Policyannual-gingerbread-house-contest
 Nov 02, 2026
 08:30 AM EST
Annual Gingerbread House Contest 2026
SchoolofMedicine Odyssey November 10, November 10, TuesdayOdyssey, Meridith, Modern ScienceWhat is Modern Science?Instructor: Alex Meredith, PhD, Med ‘78 (MA)November 10 - November 17 (2 Sessions)Tuesdays, 6:00PM - 8:00PM ETVirtual va ZoomBrought to you by Odyssey  Course Description: How did humanity move from stone tools and ancient myths to modern science and the Scientific Method? This two-part course traces the remarkable history of human understanding, from prehistoric toolmakers and the first writing systems to the Scientific Revolution and the technological world of today. Along the way, we will explore the contributions of Greek philosophers, Roman engineers, Islamic scholars, Renaissance thinkers, and pioneering astronomers such as Copernicus, Galileo, Kepler, and Newton. Participants will discover how observation, reasoning, experimentation, and evidence gradually transformed humanity’s understanding of nature and consider the challenges and opportunities facing science in the future.__________________________________________________________________________________________________Johns Hopkins Tuition Remission Policies Tuition benefits are available to University faculty, staff, and retirees only. Employees of Johns Hopkins Hospital, Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions, or the Applied Physics Laboratory should contact your institution’s Human Resources office for information about tuition remission and eligibility:Johns Hopkins Hospitals and Medical Institutions: https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/human-resources/benefits/tuition-assistanceJohns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory: https://www.jhuapl.edu/careers/professional-developmentSelect the correct ticket pricing during registration. If we cannot confirm your university eligibility, you will be requested to pay the full registration price for each course. Complete eligibility details can be found here.Withdrawals & Refunds:If a course is canceled or closed, the registrant is notified immediately, and a full refund is processed automatically unless another course is requested. Registrants who wish to withdraw from an active course must complete the online Odyssey Refund Request Form. Attach any documentation to support your request (e.g., medical documentation, family crisis documentation, etc.).100% refund: Prior to the start of the course and after the first class.No refunds: After the first week of each course unless in exceptional cases.For single-session courses:100% refundable within two (2) business days of the event.Please note, refunds apply only to the tuition portion of an Odyssey participant’s charges and are not applicable to any fees or gifts made to the Johns Hopkins Alumni Association. Registrants will be notified by email if a refund is approved within five (5) business days.ody-26-modernscience-v
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 Nov 10, 2026
 06:00 PM EST
What is Modern Science? with Alex Meredith, PhD, Med ‘78 (MA)
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Per Current Student or AlumFree
 Location
MD
JohnsHopkinsCenterforIntegrativeLearningLifeDesign Virtual November 13, November 13, FridayGuidance Alliance, Super Mentors, MentorshipWhat helps students feel heard, understood, and supported by a mentor? Join student representatives from A Place to Talk for a training that puts the student perspective at the center of meaningful mentorship.A Place to Talk is Johns Hopkins’ undergraduate peer-listening organization, whose members receive extensive training in active listening and empathetic communication. Drawing on their experiences as students and peer listeners, presenters will explore how mentors can create space for honest conversation, better understand students’ needs, and build stronger connections.Participants will explore practical approaches to asking open-ended questions, listening without judgment, and recognizing when a mentee needs space to reflect before receiving advice. These skills can help mentors build trust and support students in developing confidence, exploring challenges, and identifying their own next steps.Whether you are new to mentoring or looking to deepen your practice, this session offers a valuable opportunity to learn directly from students about what supportive mentorship can look and feel like.Become a Mentor Champion: Alumni who complete this training become members of the Guidance Alliance, gaining exclusive access to programs, events, and curated mentorship experiences designed to strengthen the Hopkins community.mentorship-from-a-student-s-pers
 Nov 13, 2026
 12:00 PM EST
Mentorship from a Student's Perspective
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Suggested Admission$10
Free Admission
 Location
17 E Mt Vernon Pl
Baltimore, MD
November 13, November 13, FridayDiscover the richness of Ukraine’s musical heritage through a program of classical art songs, opera selections, and folk-inspired works. Sopranos Alina Cherkasova and Marie Herrington, with pianist Myroslav Mykhailenko, will bring this vibrant repertoire to life while celebrating the depth and diversity of Ukrainian music. The performance will be accompanied by a display of rare Ukrainian books from the Sheridan Libraries collections, available for audience members to explore. RegistrationCapacity is limited. Up to two tickets per person may be reserved prior to the program.Registration is confirmed by email. Please cancel your registration if your plans change so that others may register.Doors open at 6:00pm. Unclaimed tickets (regardless of registration) will be released to standby 10 minutes prior to the start of the program. Preregistered guests should arrive early to secure their seats.If the program is sold out, walk-ins will be able to join a standby list on a first-come-first-served basis.Most standby patrons are able to be accommodated.If you require a reasonable accommodation in order to participate in this event, please email inthestacks@jhu.edu with as much advance notice as possible.About In the StacksThe In the Stacks Concert Series at the Johns Hopkins Sheridan Libraries and University Museums offers an informal, dynamic way for audiences to engage with music and performance art. Throughout the year, this concert series activates Baltimore’s iconic George Peabody Library—a glorious space with five tiers of cast-iron balconies that soar up to a latticed spotlight—with art, music, dance, film, drama, and more. Join us for up-close, unforgettable experiences with musicians and performance artists who are thinking outside the box.in-the-stacks-celebrating-ukrain
    SOLD OUT
 Nov 13, 2026
 06:30 PM EST
In the Stacks: Celebrating Ukrainian Music
 Ticket Options
Per Alum or Guest$60.00
Per child 2-11 years old$55.00
Per child 2 years and underFree
 Location
1 Safari Pl
Baltimore, MD
Region November 14, November 14, SaturdayZoo Maryland Zoo Baltimore Family Friendly DMV Breakfast with the animals Breakfast with the Chimps ChimpsSponsored by the Johns Hopkins Alumni AssociationCalling all Little Jays! Join us for this special Thanksgiving edition of The Maryland Zoo's famous breakfast series! Guests will enjoy a breakfast buffet inside Chimpanzee Forest while the chimp troop receives some fun Thanksgiving enrichment treats. Registration will include: breakfast, zoo admission, a takeaway animal plush, special keeper chats, animal enrichment, and activities. Following breakfast, guests are treated to a special keeper chat. Don’t forget to bring your camera for this one-of-a-kind event!*For anyone who is already a zoo member - please note this is an additional event and your membership will not work toward this program. A ticket must be purchased through us to attend.A portion of this registration fee will serve as a donation in support of future programming and events. If you wish to not have a portion of your registration support such initiatives, you may contact the Office of Annual Giving: oag@jhu.edu.   The perspectives and opinions expressed by the speaker(s) during this program are those of the speaker(s) and not, necessarily, those of Johns Hopkins University.All ticket sales are final - ticketed events are non-refundable.*Tickets should not be sold or transferred without JHAA approval JHAA Event Cancellation and Refund Policybaltimore-md-breakfast-with-the
    SOLD OUT
 Nov 14, 2026
 09:00 AM EST
Baltimore, MD: Breakfast with the Chimps - Thanksgiving
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AlumniFree
Faculty/StaffFree
GuestFree
CareyBusinessSchool November 18, November 18, Wednesdaycarey business school, ms alumni connect, virtual, networking, alumni relations, development, job market, careers, relationships, students, community, informal, candidCalling All Full-Time & Part-Time MS Alumni!Join Carey’s MS Alumni Connect – Virtual Edition on Wednesday, November 18, from 12:00–1:15 p.m. This is a great opportunity to share your experience and insights with current MS students as they navigate today’s competitive job market and prepare for success in their careers.Why participate?Networking can open doors to new opportunities—and your experience can make a meaningful difference for current students. This event will connect students with Carey MS alumni who are living and working around the globe, creating opportunities to build relationships and learn from one another.What to expect:A few selected alumni will share brief stories and advice about their job search, career journey, and/or experience in their current role. Students will then join small breakout groups with alumni for informal, candid conversations. Alumni will have the opportunity to connect with current students, share their expertise, and expand their own Carey network.We hope you’ll join us and help our current MS students learn from the experiences of the Carey alumni community!cbs-virtual-msconnect2026
 Nov 18, 2026
 12:00 PM EST
Carey Business School Virtual MS Alumni Connect
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Lecture AttendeeFree
 Location
600 N Wolfe St
Baltimore, MD
November 19, November 19, ThursdayJoin us for the fifth annual J. Alex Haller Jr., M.D. Endowed Lecture in Pediatric Surgery. The lecture will be held from 5:00 - 6:00 p.m., followed by a light reception. "Sustaining Dr. Haller’s Legacy of Innovation"Thomas M. Krummel, M.D., FACS, FAAP, Emeritus Co-Director at the Mussallem Center for Biodesign and Emile Holman Professor Emeritus for the Department of Surgery, Stanford University School of Medicine  Navigation Directions from the Orleans Street Garage to Hurd HallTake the parking garage elevators to the 4th floor and cross the skybridge towards the hospital. You will enter the Hospital on the Main (2nd) level. If you enter through the Sheikh Zayed Tower (Adult), take a right at the security desk and walk straight past the elevator bank until the Chevy Chase Arcade and Auditorium are on your right. Turn left and walk up the hallway towards the Wolfe Street entrance security desk.With the security desk on your right, continue walking straight until you reach the next hallway intersection. Take the hallway on the right. Hurd Hall is on the right side of the hallway, behind a large door.  If you enter through The Charlotte R. Bloomberg Children’s Center (Pediatrics), walk straight past the security desk towards the family of yellow pufferfish.  At the end of the hallway, turn left and continue until the Chevy Chase Arcade and Auditorium are on your left. Turn right and walk up the hallway towards the Wolfe Street entrance security desk.With the security desk on your right, continue walking straight until you reach the next hallway intersection. Take the hallway on the right. Hurd Hall is on the right side of the hallway, behind a large door. Signs and volunteers will be placed along the route to help direct you to Hurd Hall.j-alex-haller-jr-m-d-endowed-lec
 Nov 19, 2026
 05:00 PM EST
J. Alex Haller Jr., M.D. Endowed Lectureship in Pediatric Surgery
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Hopkins at Home
NA
SheridanLibraries HopkinsatHome November 20, November 20, FridayHopkins at Home, Lunch with the Libraries, adopt a book, sponsorship, virtualPresented in partnership with Lifelong Learning and Hopkins at Home, Lunch with the Libraries & Museums is a series of free, online, public lectures through which staff from the Sheridan Libraries & University Museums discuss ongoing research, teaching, and curatorial workFrom medieval manuscripts and rare books to films, photographs, and archival materials, the Sheridan Libraries acquire and preserve important collections that fuel research, teaching, and discovery at Johns Hopkins and beyond. Through the Adopt a Book or Film program, donors help protect and share these treasures by supporting their acquisition, conservation, and digitization.Join Sheridan Libraries librarians and curators as they introduce their newest adoption candidates and share the stories that make these remarkable resources so compelling. Whether you're searching for a unique holiday gift or simply have a passion for history, books, and culture, you'll discover a meaningful way to connect with and support our collections.Our presenters will include:Liz Mengel – Associate Dean for Collections and Academic ServicesDonald Juedes – Research and Instruction Librarian for Art History, Film and Media Studies, and Near Eastern StudiesGabrielle Dean – William Kurrelmeyer Curator of Rare Books and Manuscripts Jenelle Clark – Accessioning Archivist, Special Collections, University ArchivesModerator: Margaret Burri – Associate Director for Research, Instruction, and Special Collections hah-26-lwtlmadopt2026-v
 Nov 20, 2026
 12:00 PM EST
Lunch with the Libraries & Museums – Adopt A Book or Film
 Location
Hopkins at Home
NA
HopkinsatHome November 23, November 23, Mondayhopkins at home, building winning teams, winningteams, athletics, coach, virtual• Presented by Johns Hopkins University Athletics and Hopkins at Home •• Featuring head coaches Dan Weiler, Bayleigh Braswell, and Ryan Cain •Strong leadership requires the courage to have difficult conversations—and the empathy and trust to make them productive.Leadership sometimes means saying what needs to be said—even when the conversation is uncomfortable. Whether addressing performance, resolving conflict, delivering disappointing news, or holding someone accountable, difficult conversations can test the trust and relationships that strong teams depend on.Across Johns Hopkins University Athletics, coaches regularly navigate conversations where honesty, empathy, and clear expectations must work together. Our featured coaches will explore how leaders can approach challenging discussions with respect and compassion while remaining direct and constructive. They’ll consider how to prepare for difficult conversations, listen effectively, manage emotions, give meaningful feedback, and create an environment where accountability can strengthen rather than undermine relationships.Joining us for this conversation are:Dan WeilerHead Women’s Soccer CoachBayleigh BraswellHead Volleyball CoachRyan CainHead Men’s Basketball CoachWhether you manage colleagues, mentor others, lead an organization, or simply want to communicate more effectively when the stakes are high, this conversation will offer practical strategies for turning difficult moments into opportunities for understanding, growth, and stronger relationships. Building Winning Teams is a four-part Hopkins at Home series featuring head coaches from across Johns Hopkins University Athletics. These coaches will reveal how strong cultures, honest conversations, and the right people can inspire people to perform at their best and transform a group of individuals into a winning team. Click here to learn more and register for future events in this series.hah-26-difficultconversations-v
 Nov 23, 2026
 12:00 PM EST
Building Winning Teams: Difficult Conversations
 Ticket Options
Per Alum or Guest $55
Per Young Alum or Current Grad Student$50
 Location
11 W Aylesbury Rd
Timonium, MD
Region December 02, December 2, WednesdayBaltimore Holiday Party, Bluestone, Networking, Food, DMVSponsored by the Johns Hopkins Alumni AssociationJoin fellow alumni and friends for a festive evening full of holiday cheer and laughter at our Annual Alumni Holiday Party. Enjoy heavy hors d'oeuvres, dessert, and beer and wine (each guest receives 2 drink tickets). Whether you're toasting to old times or making new connections, this cozy and spirited gathering is the perfect way to kick off the holiday season. Come ready to mix, mingle, and celebrate the joy of the season with your alumni community. We can’t wait to see you there!Menu: Bluestone Salad mixed greens, warm brown sugar bacon, toasted pecans, tomatoes, mustard-honey vinaigretteVegetable Tray with Dip assortment of vegetables, served with ranch dressingFruit & Cheese Tray assortment of fruits and cheeses, served with Dijon mustard & crackersCrab Balls fried, served with tartar sauceShrimp Cocktail served with cocktail sauceAhi Tuna lightly blackened w/ cucumber wasabi sauceTenderloin Canape on toasted croutons with grainy mustard sauceChicken Canapés curried chicken salad on a toasted phyllo shellProsciutto & Manchego Croquettes 1oz., lightly breaded and friedStuffed Mushrooms mushroom caps stuffed with sausage & roastedMeatball Sliders served with marinaraDESSERT – Mini VerrinesChocolate MousseKey Lime PieSeasonal Cheesecake A portion of this registration fee will serve as a donation in support of future programming and events.  If you wish to not have a portion of your registration support such initiatives, you may contact the Office of Annual Giving: oag@jhu.edu.       JHAA Event Cancellation and Refund Policybaltimore-md-annual-alumni-holid
 Dec 02, 2026
 06:00 PM EST
Baltimore, MD: Annual Alumni Holiday Party at Bluestone Restaurant
 Location
Hopkins at Home
NA
SheridanLibraries HopkinsatHome December 11, December 11, Fridayhopkins at home, lunch with the libraries, virtualPresented in partnership with Lifelong Learning and Hopkins at Home, Lunch with the Libraries & Museums is a series of free, online, public lectures through which staff from the Sheridan Libraries & University Museums discuss ongoing research, teaching, and curatorial workOver the past two decades, the Johns Hopkins Sheridan Libraries has gathered together one of the most comprehensive collections of “wunderkammer” books, the earliest illustrated books about libraries and museums from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment.Join experts from the Virginia Fox Stern Center for the History of the Book as they share highlights from these earliest and most extraordinary books dedicated to the wonders of nature and human invention, offering a glimpse into the history of collecting, display, and the organization of knowledge in the early modern world.The speakers in this online program will include: Dr. Earle Havens – Nancy H. Hall Curator of Rare Books and Manuscripts, and Director of the Virginia Fox Stern Center for the History of the Book at Johns Hopkins UniversityLeib Celnik – Stern Center Graduate Student Fellow, History of Science & TechnologyJullianne Mehra – Stern Center Graduate Student Fellow, Modern Languages & Literatures, French DivisionYuefeng Wu – Stern Center Graduate Student Fellow, History of Arthah-26-lwtlmhallsofwonder-v
 Dec 11, 2026
 12:00 PM EST
Lunch with the Libraries & Museums – Halls of Wonder: The Earliest Illustrated Books of Libraries and Museums from the Rare Book Collections of the Sheridan Libraries
 Ticket Options
Symposium Registration
 Location
555 Pennsylvania Ave NW
Washington, DC
December 15, December 15, Tuesday4th Johns Hopkins Symposium on Alcohol-Associated HepatitisDecember 15–16, 2026 Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center555 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC About the SymposiumThe Johns Hopkins Symposium on Alcohol-Associated Hepatitis was established in 2017 through a collaborative initiative between investigators at Johns Hopkins University and the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA). Since its inception, three successful symposia have brought together leading researchers, clinicians, and trainees to share scientific discoveries, exchange innovative ideas, foster collaborations, and advance research and clinical management of alcohol-associated liver disease.Building on the success of previous meetings, the 4th Johns Hopkins Symposium on Alcohol-Associated Hepatitis will bring together internationally recognized investigators, clinicians, and emerging scientists to discuss the latest advances in alcohol-associated hepatitis (AH), alcohol-associated cirrhosis, metabolic dysfunction and alcohol-associated liver disease (MetALD), metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD), and related liver disorders.The scientific program will highlight cutting-edge discoveries and emerging perspectives across basic, translational, and clinical research, with particular emphasis on:Disease Mechanisms and Pathogenesis: Molecular and cellular mechanisms of alcohol-associated liver injury, inflammation, fibrosis, and impaired liver regeneration.Alcohol Use Disorders and Liver Disease: Interactions between alcohol consumption, metabolic dysfunction, and liver disease progression.Translational Research and Emerging Technologies: Advances in single-cell and spatial omics, epigenomics, artificial intelligence, and human tissue-based research to uncover disease mechanisms and identify therapeutic targets.Clinical Management and Therapeutic Advances: Current treatment strategies, emerging therapies, liver transplantation, and ongoing clinical trials for AH and related liver diseases.Future Perspectives and Precision Medicine: Novel biomarkers, regenerative therapies, and innovative approaches to personalized treatment.Scientific Program and HighlightsThis two-day international symposium will feature an exciting and interactive scientific program, including:Two distinguished keynote lectures by internationally recognized leaders.More than 20 invited speakers presenting the latest advances in basic, translational, and clinical research.More than 60 young investigators participating through oral and poster presentations, representing over 40 laboratories and institutions across the United States.Interactive scientific discussions and networking opportunities designed to foster new collaborations and accelerate discoveries in alcohol-associated liver disease.We are particularly pleased to welcome our distinguished keynote speakers:George Koob, PhDDirector, National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA)David A. Brenner, MDPresident and Chief Executive Officer, Sanford Burnham PrebysThe symposium will provide a unique opportunity for established investigators, early-career scientists, clinicians, and trainees to exchange ideas, explore emerging research directions, and develop collaborations aimed at improving the understanding, prevention, and treatment of alcohol-associated liver disease. Scientific Organizers and Co-ChairsZhaoli Sun, MD, PhDJohns Hopkins University School of MedicineBin Gao, MD, PhDNational Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) Symposium ChairpersonsAndrew Cameron, MD, PhDJohns Hopkins University School of MedicineJames Hamilton, MDJohns Hopkins University School of Medicine Administrative Coordinator:Daniel Warren, Ph.D.jhlivermeeting2026@jh.edu Registration is free, but space is limited. Advance registration is required.To register complete the registration section below after entering your JHU credentials or selecting continue as guest for those not affiliated with JHU.We encourage all interested investigators, clinicians, postdoctoral fellows, graduate students, and other trainees to register early. VenueJohns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center555 Pennsylvania Avenue NWWashington, DC 20001 Transportation and HotelsDetailed information about getting to the Bloomberg Center can be found here: https://washingtondc.jhu.edu/about/maps-directions/There are numerous hotels within a mile of the Bloomberg Center including:Arlo Washington DC (0.5 miles)333 G Street Northwest, Washington, D.C., DC 20001 Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Washington, DC/Downtown (0.5 miles)500 H Street Northwest, Washington, D.C., DC 20001 Hilton Washington DC Capitol Hill (0.6 miles)525 New Jersey Avenue Northwest, Washington, D.C., DC 20001 Hyatt Regency Washington On Capitol Hill (0.6 miles)400 New Jersey Avenue Northwest, Washington, D.C., DC 20001 The Symposium Program can be downloaded by clicking on the below "Scientific Program" link jhu-alcohol-hepatitis-symposium
 Dec 15, 2026
 All Day
4th Johns Hopkins Symposium on Alcohol-Associated Hepatitis
 Ticket Options
Alumni$10
Current Student$10
Guest$10
 Location
4269 W El Camino Real
Palo Alto, CA
WhitingSchoolofEngineering January 20, January 20, WednesdayJoin us to exchange ideas, expand your network, and strengthen your connections with the Hopkins community in the Bay Area. Connect with fellow Johns Hopkins alumni and students in the Bay Area for an evening of networking, inspiration, and fresh perspectives at our annual Entrepreneurship and Technology Networking Reception, hosted by Ed Schlesinger, Benjamin T. Rome Dean of the Whiting School of Engineering, and Bertrand García-Moreno, Executive Vice Dean of the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences.This year's program features alumnus, Anthony (Tony) Stratakos, Engr '92, Co-Founder and CEO of Element Energy. From founding Volterra Semiconductor to advancing battery management technology, Tony will share insights from his entrepreneurial journey, including lessons on building successful ventures, navigating industry challenges, and bringing breakthrough innovations to market.  Hors d'oeuvres and refreshments will be served.  FEATURED SPEAKER:Anthony (Tony) Stratakos, Engr '92 Co-Founder and CEOElement Energy Anthony (Tony) Stratakos graduated from Johns Hopkins in 1992 with BS and MS degrees in Electrical and Computer Engineering.  He received his Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from UC Berkeley in 1998.Dr. Stratakos founded Volterra, a power management semiconductor company, while a Ph.D. student in 1996 to commercialize his research at Berkeley.  Volterra had a successful IPO in 2004 and traded on NASDAQ until its acquisition by Maxim Integrated Products in 2013.  Tony served as Volterra’s CTO, responsible for technology development and new business incubation.With Maxim’s acquisition of Volterra, Tony took on R&D roles of increasing responsibility, becoming Maxim’s Senior Vice President and CTO with responsibilities including technology development across a broad range of markets, technologies and applications, new business incubation and central engineering.  New business incubation was focused on renewables, energy storage, power management, point-of-care medical diagnosis, food and water safety, and smart agriculture and included hardware, software (machine learning and decision support) and systems.  Tony helped plan and implement a large transformation of Maxim’s business, technology development and supply chain, resulting in over $15B in value creation.Dr. Stratakos founded Element Energy in 2017, a battery management systems company focusing on the Utility-Scale Energy Storage and Electric Vehicle markets.  He served as CEO from 2017 to 2025. entrepreneurship-technology-netw
 Jan 20, 2027
 06:00 PM PST
Entrepreneurship & Technology Networking Reception in the Bay Area