Vice Provost for Student Affairs
Vice Provost for Student Affairs
A successful college career is about making sure that your work to earn a degree is enhanced by pursuing interests that complement your studies. Student affairs is dedicated to helping you make your Hopkins experience as life-changing as it is mind-expanding. While our programs start by building community in the place where you live, the residence halls and the surrounding neighborhood, that work goes a lot further.
Whether it is helping you build career skills, work on strategies, to succeed in class, become a leader, embrace a physically and mentally healthy lifestyle, or connect with peers, student affairs has resources available to support you as you explore the many opportunities at JHU. Our dedicated staff members are here to answer your questions and support your journey.
Forever a Blue Jay! Go HOP!
Alanna W. Shanahan, Vice Provost for Student Affairs
News & Announcements
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Joy Gaslevic named interim vice provost for institutional equity
She has served as university's assistant vice provost and Title IX coordinator since joining Johns Hopkins in June 2016
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Student affairs, athletics announce changes in leadership
Three university leaders will take on new roles as the university devotes new resources to student health and well-being
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APL included among the world's best workplaces for innovators
'Fast Company' recognizes the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab for supporting experimentation, prototyping, and interdisciplinary collaboration
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Corbin Gwaltney, founding editor of 'Johns Hopkins Magazine,' dies at 97
1943 Hopkins graduate was a pioneering editor who redefined the university magazine in the 1950s, later founded 'The Chronicle of Higher Education'
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Two JHU researchers earn PECASE honor
Health economist Darrell Gaskin, biomolecular engineer Rebecca Schulman recognized for exceptional promise for leadership in science and technology
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Free program keeps kids learning all summer long
Elementary school students write code, create superheroes, learn about numbers, and more in Emerging Scholars Summer Program