Dean of Students
Dean of Students
We can’t stress this enough: Hopkins is your home. You might have chosen Johns Hopkins University for the academics, but it’s everything surrounding that—the leadership experiences you’ll build in student organizations, the life skills you gain from living and socializing with others from across the globe, and the creative outlets that you’ll pursue—that will really shape your experience here.
The Dean of Students aims to cultivate an inclusive and healthy community that fosters growth, exploration, and engagement. The Dean’s team oversees student leadership and engagement, campus programming, diversity initiatives, creative arts, and student support. In fact, if it’s not happening in a classroom, there’s a good chance we might be involved:
- The Student Engagement team spans a whole host of the meaningful things students do outside the classroom—from student leadership and organizations to Fraternity and Sorority Life and from tradition programming to arts and media engagement. Never a dull moment!
- The Center for Diversity and Inclusion provides opportunities for leadership development, Religious and Spiritual Life, and resources for our Multicultural and LGBTQ communities and allies, among other things.
Upcoming Events
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June 17, 2026
Virtual Workshop for Undergraduate Researchers: Reading Scientific Papers to Build Your Knowledge Base
News & Announcements
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The Key Into Public Service award includes a $7,600 scholarship and a summertime conference featuring opportunities to discover pathways into local, state, and federal government service
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Hats off to these Hopkins grads
Fourteen senior athletes receive their degrees in special ceremony after out-of-town competitions forced them to miss last week's Commencement
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Construction of new residence hall, dining facility begins
The project at the AMR I site, expected to be completed by the end of 2028, supports the university's student housing and sustainability goals
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'Why not us? And why not now?'
In remarks to the Class of 2026, senior Arionna Bell congratulates her fellow graduates for turning what-ifs into why-nots
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This week's ceremonies and speakers
Commencement ceremonies span the week of May 18, with the universitywide ceremony set for Thursday morning at Homewood Field
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Turning the page on their Hopkins experience
Professor Robert Moffitt and senior Arionna Bell met during a First-Year Seminar and kept in touch. Four years later, they sat down to discuss their next chapters.