#GoHopNurse Photo Scavenger Hunt

Welcome back!

We’re so happy to see your faces as we settle into our new building and a new school year. So that we can see more of your faces, join us in the Instagram #GoHopNurse Photo Scavenger Hunt! We will vote on a winner on @HopkinsNursing’s Instagram stories, the winner(s) will receive some Johns Hopkins School of Nursing swag!

We’re @HopkinsNursing on Instagram

Here’s how it works:

Wear your white coat, scrubs, or Hopkins gear, snap a photo at three of seven locations by August 31 and tag it #GoHopNurse on Instagram. Followers of the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Instagram account will vote for one of the top five photo submissions in Instagram Stories on September 1.

Here’s what you need to know:

• Open to students, faculty, and alumni of the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing
• Must be wearing a white coat, scrubs, or Hopkins gear in the photo
• Take a photo at three of the five locations
• You can be masked or unmasked in the photos
• We can only see photos tagged if your Instagram account is not on private (otherwise, you can send in entries via direct message)

By entering your photos, you allow the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing to use and share your photo.

Locations:

The Johns Hopkins School of Nursing entrance

Located at 525 Wolfe St.

The Johns Hopkins School of Nursing hub

Located inside 525 Wolfe St.

The Johns Hopkins Hospital dome

Located at the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Broadway St. entrance.

The Johns Hopkins Hospital sign or bridge

Located at the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Orleans St. entrance.

The Johns Hopkins University Homewood “beach”

Located at the Johns Hopkins Homewood campus on Charles St.

The Johns Hopkins School of Nursing “Onward” arch

Located in 525 Wolfe St.’s courtyard.

The Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Land Acknowledgement

Located in 525 Wolfe St.’s courtyard.

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• We Are Hopkins Nursing
• New Hopkins Nurses, We Can’t Wait to Call You Our Colleagues
• The Class of 2021 Will Shape the Future
• Mentoring the Next Generation of Black Nurse Researchers

ABOUT THE AUTHOR: SYDNEE LOGAN

Sydnee Logan, MA is the Sr. Social Media and Digital Content Specialist for Johns Hopkins School of Nursing. She shares Hopkins Nurses with the world.