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Per Alum or Guest$49

Per Young Alum or Current JHU Student $39

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6200 Valencia Ln
Columbia, MD IndustriesandProfessions November 13, November 13, ThursdayCareer Coaching, Career Coach, Life Design. Industry, Professions, Job, Job Help, Patricia Browne, Lifelong Learning, Job Transitions, Career, Career Help, Pat Browne, Life Transitions, Retirement, Divorce, Family, Change, Change Management, Skills, Mental Health, Networking, Chico, Cornell Conaway, Carey, Business,Sponsored by the Office of Alumni Relations Lifelong Learning Join us for an engaging and insightful evening on Thursday, November 13, 2025 at 6pm at Smashing Grapes Kitchen and Wine Bar for this open conversation focused on Navigating Career & Life Transitions. Join fellow JHU alumni to discuss the critical skills and strategies that you need to stay ahead in today’s ever-changing job market or prepare for a life transition. No matter if you're climbing higher, changing course, or facing the unknown, this conversation is here to support your journey!Discuss the important elements of navigating a successful career or life transition with Patricia 'Pat' Browne, Bus '07 (Cert), Bus ’10 (MBA), Immediate Past President and CEO of the National Children’s Center (NCC) and Cornell 'Chico' Conaway, Bus ’05 (MS), Pharmaceutical Sales Leader and Owner of Gainz Sportsgear. Uncover Patricia and Cornell's stories of resilience, exits from corporate America, monetizing their skillsets, and finding their passions while experiencing life transitions. Explore the emotional and mental health components of effectively and healthily managing change including career, familial, and life transitions. Rebrand your narrative and communication skills for a broader impact for storytelling in interviews. Identify your transferable skills and entrepreneurial opportunities or even acquire new ones. Discover tips for finding your passion and charting the next trajectory in your life. Learn about available resources, literature, and tools for your development. Gain valuable insights for building community and harnessing its benefits. Connect with fellow JHU community members in the Greater Baltimore-DMV area to grow your network. Don't forget to bring your business cards, social media, and professional contact information to share!🎥 View Video with Patricia Browne, Bus ’07 (Cert), Bus ’10 (MBA)Get a sneak peek of our upcoming program as Patricia Browne shares reflections on leadership, career transitions, and her Johns Hopkins experience.Your ticket includes your meal and (1) cocktail beverage. To learn more about Smashing Grapes Kitchen and Wine Bar, visit https://www.smashinggrapes.com/. Are you on OneHop yet? Join the JHU Community on OneHop to connect with alumni and students, share insights, explore mentorship opportunities, and stay plugged into the latest from Hopkins innovators and industry leaders!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. While participating in off-campus events and meetings sponsored by the JHAA/JHM/JHHS participants must follow all public health guidelines mandated by the local jurisdiction and venue at the time of the event. Johns Hopkins strongly suggests that attendees who join in person receive at least one dose of an FDA- or WHO-authorized COVID-19 vaccine before attending This is subject to change. JHAA Event Cancellation and Refund Policydinner-dialogue-hopkins-series-n

Dinner & Dialogue Hopkins Series: Navigating Career & Life Transitions with Patricia Browne, Bus '07 (Cert), Bus ’10 (MBA) and Cornell Conaway, Bus ’05 (MS)

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Per Alum or GuestFREE

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Baltimore, MD JohnsHopkinsCenterforIntegrativeLearningLifeDesign Virtual November 21, November 21, FridayNetworking Mentorship Virtual Guidance Alliance Student Alumni Hopkins ConnectHosted by the Hopkins Connect Guidance Alliance Empowering mentors to design meaningful connections and career pathways through curiosity, empathy, and collaboration. Featuring: Laharika Katamoni – R&D Scientist, BioCheck, Inc.; Super Mentor; JHU AAP ’21 Tessa McKenzie – Associate Director of Mentor Development, Alumni Engagement and Life Design Programs, Johns Hopkins University About the Session Join Laharika Katamoni and Tessa McKenzie for an engaging and practical session on Career & Professional Development Best Practices for Mentorship. This workshop is designed to help mentors strengthen their ability to guide students and alumni through pivotal career moments—whether refining a resume, writing a compelling cover letter, or preparing for an interview. Grounded in the Life Design framework and the Hopkins mentorship model, this training focuses on helping mentors: Differentiate between mentor guidance and mentee ownership Support mentees in tailoring resumes, cover letters, and interview stories Coach effectively through active listening, reflection, and feedback You’ll leave with actionable strategies, sample frameworks, and renewed confidence to guide mentees in career conversations that build both skill and purpose. Why Attend When you complete this training, you become a Mentor Champion—a mentor with exclusive access to Hopkins Connect programs, events, and curated mentorship opportunities designed to strengthen the Hopkins community. Whether you’re new to mentoring or looking to deepen your practice, this session will help you build a practical mentorship toolkit and amplify your impact across the Hopkins network. november-21-2025-career-conversa

November 21, 2025: Mentorship 101 for Career & Professional Development Conversations

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Baltimore, MD PeabodyConservatory December 03, December 3, WednesdayPerforming Arts and Health Performing Arts in Health PAH PeabodyThis virtual panel invites Peabody and JHU alumni, community artists, and members of the science, public health, healthcare communities to explore the evolving intersection of music and health. Led by Sarah Hoover, this dynamic conversation will feature Peabody alumni from various decades and career stages who have forged unique paths into the field of Arts in Health. Whether you're a performer, educator, administrator, or advocate, this event offers a unique opportunity to discover how music is enriching public health, transforming healthcare environments, and creating new avenues for artistic impact. Attendees will gain valuable insights into how musicians can play a vital role in advancing well-being, social connection, and healing through creative practice. Panel FocusPanelists will share personal journeys bridging arts and health, discuss the skills needed to thrive in this space, and reflect on the role of creative engagement in healing. Topics include:• How musicians are adapting their practice for health settings• The challenges and opportunities for arts administrators• The importance of interdisciplinary collaboration and research• The future of Arts in Health: where do we go from here? Register below. Format: Via ZoomThe link will be shared closer to the event date.music-healing-and-the-creative-p

Music, Healing, and the Creative Path: Alumni Perspectives on Arts in Health

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General Admission$7

Friend of JHU Museums$5

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4545 N Charles St
Baltimore, MD December 06, December 6, SaturdayCelebrate the holiday season with a visit to Evergreen Museum & Library. The halls will be decked and the trees will be trimmed as we welcome guests to enjoy the first floor of the house. Ahmed Warshanna will provide acoustic music as people wander through the room. Be sure to stop by the craft table and make a Evergreen-inspired ornament, shop the museum store and enjoy festive treats. This program is supported in part by the Maryland State Arts Council (msac.org)an-enchanted-evergreen

An Enchanted Evergreen

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Alumni, Guests, Staff and Faculty$10

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Bowman Dr
Baltimore, MD SharedInterestandIdentity December 06, December 6, SaturdayJoin the Johns Hopkins Christian Affinity Group for a special gathering to launch The 8:32 Society, a network of Christian alumni dedicated to supporting one another in faith, scholarship, and vocation. All members of the Johns Hopkins community—and individuals from all faith traditions—are warmly welcome to attend. The event will begin with a light brunch and social time to connect with fellow alumni, faculty, staff, students, and campus ministers, followed by a discussion of the group’s mission and vision. Participants will have the opportunity to share ideas and input on future activities and ways to build community across the Hopkins network. About the 8:32 SocietyThe 8:32 Society is a network of Christian alumni committed to exploring how faith, scholarship, and professional life intersect. Through intellectually rigorous dialogue and fellowship. 8-32-society-launch-vision-gathe

8:32 Society Launch & Vision Gathering

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Alumni MatchComplimentary

Alumni Dinner$10

Location
3400 N Charles St
Baltimore, PA December 06, December 6, SaturdayFriday, December 5thRSVP: recnef@gmail.comDrinks: 5:30PM Inn At The Colonnade (4 West University Parkway, Baltimore, MD 21218)Dinner: 6:30PM Location TBD Saturday, December 6thAlumni Match: 12:00PM - 2:00PM Fencing RoomAlumni Dinner: 6:30PM - 8:30PM Recreation Center Multi Purpose Room AThe Honoring Of The 6 Year Championship Teams1976 MACFA Champions1986 MACFA Champions1996 MACFA Champions2016 MACFA Championsfencing-alumni-day

Fencing Alumni Day

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Per Alum or Guest$55

Per Young Alum or Current Grad Student$45

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11 W Aylesbury Rd
Timonium, MD Region December 09, December 9, TuesdayBluestone Restaurant, Baltimore, Holiday Party, Networking, DMV, MarylandSponsored 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 sauce Ahi Tuna lightly blackened w/ cucumber wasabi sauce Tenderloin Canape on toasted croutons with grainy mustard sauce Chicken Canapés curried chicken salad on a toasted phyllo shell Prosciutto & Manchego Croquettes 1oz., lightly breaded and fried Stuffed Mushrooms mushroom caps stuffed with sausage & roastedMeatball Sliders served with marinara DESSERT – Mini Verrines Chocolate 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. While participating in off-campus events and meetings sponsored by the JHAA/JHM/JHHS participants must follow all public health guidelines mandated by the local jurisdiction and venue at the time of the event. Johns Hopkins strongly suggests that attendees who join in person receive at least one dose of an FDA- or WHO-authorized COVID-19 vaccine before attending This is subject to change.JHAA Event Cancellation and Refund Policybaltimore-md-alumni-holiday-part

Baltimore, MD: Alumni Holiday Party at Bluestone Restaurant

MedicineHealthcareServices CareyBusinessSchool IndustriesandProfessionsJanuary 30, January 30, FridayAs health care leaders step into executive roles, too often their training leaves them unprepared for the complexities they face. The Academy for Transformative Health Care Leadership, built by the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and the Carey Business School, is a groundbreaking new leadership development experience combining industry-leading business education with world-leading health care leadership expertise. The five-month academy, with two weekend residencies in Baltimore, MD and Washington, DC and virtual coursework, is aimed and transforming how we approach the health care industry by examining systems-level thinking, policy and finance, change leadership, and executive communication. In addition to the valuable coursework and practical takeaways, you will have the opportunity to network with a diverse cohort of professionals from across systems to gain exclusive insights to inform your own work. For more information and to apply, CLICK HERE. /event/academy-transformative-health-care-leadership

The Academy for Transformative Health Care Leadership