Meet Rachel Hitchcock, Krieger's new associate dean for external affairs.
Issue: Spring 2020, Volume 17, Number 2
Features
FastForward to Entrepreneurship
From making a smart golf ball to teaching students how to DJ, FastForward U is an incubator for startups.
‘We Have to Keep This Going’
With unsettling speed, a global pandemic changed everything, everywhere. At the Krieger School, faculty and students have been quick to adapt and respond. We share some of their stories from early spring, just before the magazine went to press.
Valuing the Vote
On the eve of the 2020 U.S. elections, we asked experts for some of their insights on voting.
Centerpiece
It was a good season for the women’s fencing team, first formed at Johns Hopkins in 1974.
From the Dean
Dean’s Desktop
A final message from Dean Wendland for the spring 2020 issue. “I have been repeatedly buoyed by the courage and dedication of the faculty and students of the Krieger School.” As I prepare to leave the Krieger School for a new position, I can honestly say that I have learned something from each and every one of you.
News
Krieger School Leads Commemoration of Women’s Suffrage
Johns Hopkins and the Krieger School are celebrating the 100th anniversary of women's suffrage with...
What Are You Reading?
Krieger School professors discuss their current best reads: We That Are Young, The Last Man,...
Faculty Awards
Almost 20 faculty awards for Spring 2020, including fellowships, prizes, professorships and more. Find out...
Dean Beverly Wendland Named Provost at Washington University
Beverly Wendland, current Krieger School dean, has been appointed the next provost of Washington University...
Seen & Heard: Joel Schildbach
Look who’s talking: Joel Schildbach of the Krieger School on using online instruction.
Seen & Heard: Ho-Fung Hung
Look who’s talking: Ho-Fung Hung of the Krieger School on coronavirus and government repression in...
Seen & Heard: Yascha Mounk
Look who’s talking: Yascha Mounk of the Krieger School on social distancing.
Seen & Heard: Emily Fisher
Look who’s talking: Emily Fisher of the Krieger School on adapting to the virtual environment.
In Memoriam
We remember James Taylor, professor of Biology; Stephen Dixon, retired Professor in Writing Seminars; John...
Research
Works in Progress: Marina Bedny
Cognitive scientist Marina Bedny and colleagues showed that the purpose is very similar across most...
Works in Progress: Samuel Spinner
Faculty Samuel Spinner is working on a new book focusing on holocaust museums and literature,...
Faculty
More Faculty Books
2019-2020 books from Krieger School faculty covering noncommutative geometry, poetry collections, new vantage points on...
Considering What Might Have Been
Andrew Miller's book On Not Being Someone Else: Tales of Our Unled Lives rediscovers classic...
Student Research
Field Notes: Future Imperfect? Gender in the Genre
Writing Seminars student Dominique Dickey is working on a book project about science fiction from...
Field Notes: Fluid Movement
Valerie Gomez ’21, has contributed to pivotal research on multiciliated cells with the Holland Lab.
Field Notes: Chinese Characters
Alan Fang '20 discusses his novel in progress about interconnected people crossing pivotal moments of...
Field Notes: Ballot Boxing
Aarushi Krishnan '23 is studying the passage of the 19th amendment with the Sheridan Libraries...
Classroom
Major Infatuation: Economics
Students tell us why they love being an economics major.
Syllabus: A close look inside the classroom
Derek Schilling's For the Record class covered the music, art, culture, and social movements of...
Alumni
Colin Camerer: CV
Catch up with alumnus Colin Camerer, Behavioral Economist.
Finding Common Ground Around the Globe
Cameron Munter MA ’78, PhD ’84, spent 30 years in the U.S. Foreign Service, under...
Soul Searching
Jae Jin, A&S'08, left behind a budding medical career to start an award-winning, global music...
Alumni Kudos: Spring 2020
Krieger school alumni to watch.
Alumni to Watch
Alumni to watch in spring 2020 including Emma Needle, Reecha Pandya and Nhan Tran.
Easing the Mind
Alyson Friedensohn, A&S'12, and her company Modern Health developed an app that provides a mental...
On Campus
By the Numbers: Johns Hopkins Student Groups
Get the breakdown of JHU's many student groups.
Then and Now: Phones
Then and Now comparing JHU communicating today and in the past. Check out the flashback...
Change of Pace
Between the fall and spring semesters, Johns Hopkins offers Intersession courses, which gives students a...
Five Questions: Kevin Shollenberger
Kevin Shollenberger is Johns Hopkins’ inaugural vice provost for student health and well-being.