Graduate Representative Organization
Graduate Representative Organization
Upcoming Events & Announcements
- Homewood grads! If you are not currently on our mailing list and would like to be added, email gro@jhu.edu
- Our coffee hour is on Tuesday from 10:30 a.m. to noon at Levering Lounge. The first coffee hour date is 8/29/2023.
GC Meetings
- Next GC Meeting: Dec 11th, 6 pm, Olin Hall 305.
- Request the Zoom link via mail: gro@jhu.edu.
- Add GC Meetings to your calendar.
News and Updates
- 10/2023: statement in support of TRU
- 10/2023: statement on the Middle-East Conflict
- 9/2023: The GRO GC voted against sending a graduate representative to the Hiring Committee of the JHPD Vice-Deputy Chief.
- 1/2023: Working with JHU Transportation Office, two new fixed route shuttle services will begin on Monday, Jan. 23. The Hampden Circulator will provide continuous service between the Homewood campus and the Hampden neighborhood in the mornings and the Keswick-Penn Commuter shuttle will offer service between Keswick South, Homewood campus, and Penn Station based on MARC train schedules. Check the detail map here.
- 8/2022: Johns Hopkins University welcomes the first Vivien Thomas Scholar Cohort! “20 scholars join the university this fall to pursue PhDs as part of a new $150M initiative to address historic underrepresentation in science, technology, engineering, and math fields”. Check out the post on the Hub.
News & Announcements
- HUB
Nursing student named Mitchell Scholar
School of Nursing student Isabel Plakas, one of 12 students selected nationwide, will study addiction recovery at Trinity College Dublin next year
- HUB
Program funds undergraduate summer research experiences
Students chosen for next summer's program will work on independent research projects as members of Hopkins labs
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Most valuable program
Students develop tool that weighs eight statistical categories to determine which MLB players have the best chance to win MVP honors
- HUB
Senior named Rhodes Scholar
Zandy Wong, a public health studies major who has earned acclaim for her disability advocacy work, is one of 32 students honored by the Rhodes Trust this year
- HUB
A Place to Talk celebrates 40 years
Created in 1983, the long-standing peer listening group continues to support Hopkins undergraduates
- HUB
Platform was chosen after a two-year evaluation process based on its flexibility and ability to meet the needs of the university and its students