Family Engagement
Family Engagement
Introducing Blue Jay Family Connection: A new way to stay involved with your student and JHU
We are thrilled to announce the launch of brand new communications hub for our families: The Blue Jay Family Connection!
At Johns Hopkins, we understand the importance of family engagement in supporting our students’ academic and personal journey. That’s why we’re excited to introduce this new interactive platform, dedicated to staying connected with all things Hopkins.
With the Blue Jay Family Connection you will have the ability to customize your experience. Whether you’re interested in academic resources for your student, campus events, or important deadlines, you can curate your preferences to receive information that matters most to you and your family.
An invitation was sent to families with instructions to join the Blue Jay Family Connection community. Or you can sign up here: The Blue Jay Family Connection
As a Blue Jay Family, you play an essential role in your student’s transition and success at Hopkins. Family Engagement is here to provide resources and support as you and your student navigate the university and encounter new and dynamic experiences that occur while your student is at JHU.
New Families – Welcome!
A warm Blue Jay Welcome to all of the families of our newly admitted students! Family Engagement is here to assist with your transition to Johns Hopkins. We will offer a full orientation webinar series starting in May 2024 for our incoming students and families. Visit our Hop on Board Webinar Series page for a listing of the summer webinars. Newly admitted families who are encouraged to sign up for The Blue Jay Family Connection to receive information about events and resources available to students and their families.
We encourage you to:
- Explore this website
- Learn more about our Family Engagement events and resources throughout the academic year
- Sign up for Blue Jay Family Connection
- Get involved and visit us on campus
Summer Mailer
Welcome to the Nest
Our summer mailer has been sent. If yours has not arrived, a digital copy can be found PDF Document: here.
Current Families – Welcome Back!
Summer Mailer
Welcome to the Nest
Our summer mailer has been sent. If yours has not arrived, a digital copy can be found PDF Document: here.
Please sign up for the Blue Jay Family Connection to continue to receive information from our office. Our Blue Jay Family Webinar series is designed for families of current students. Visit our webinars page for details of our upcoming webinars and find recordings of previous webinars. A new series of webinars will begin in September 2024.
Questions?
For general inquiries and concerns, contact the Office of Family Engagement at 410-516-7355 or email [email protected].
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Leave No Trace: John Work Garrett in the American Outdoors
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December 18, 2024
In-Person TIAA Consultations: East Baltimore
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