Forging Policy: Associate Dean Jermaine Monk and Education After Affirmative Action
Last year, the Supreme Court overturned Affirmative Action. The decision means that schools can no longer legally consider race as a...
Features | 02/26/24
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Episode 34: Nurse Practitioners for All
Nurse practitioners are the fastest growing occupation in the U.S., and will be for the next decade. They represent the highest median...
Podcasts | 02/26/24
The Johns Hopkins Online Prerequisites for Health Profession Student Experience
Hear from a MSN (Entry Into Nursing) student, Heather Woolford about her experience with our Online Prerequisite Program, and why she chose...
Uncategorized | 02/19/24
My First Teachers in Nursing School Weren’t Nurses
My first teachers in nursing school weren’t nurses. They were veterans of the racist War on Drugs. They were survivors, though not...
Dialogues In Health Equity | 02/15/24
Stronger Together: Resilience and Civic Action
This episode delves into the powerful connection between resilience and civic engagement that enables underserved communities to not just...
Podcasts | 02/05/24
The Resilient Nurse, Episode 10: Burnout Among Nurses… and Health System Leaders
Burnout is pervasive today, not just among nurses but among health care executives as well. Guest Liz Boehm, executive strategist at...
Podcasts | 02/05/24
Episode 33: School Nurses
In today’s show, we’re talking about School Health Nursing, a new initiative that is bridging the gap in care for school-age children....
Podcasts | 01/30/24
January 2024 New Associate Professors
Congratulations! We are so excited to welcome newly promoted associate professors, Dr. Ariana Chao, Dr. Victoria Hughes, Dr. Bushra Sabri,...
Uncategorized | 01/30/24
New Year Resolution: Pursuing New Steps in Careers
The New Year is a time for people to make resolutions and plans for the future. When deciding what you want to do with your career, one of...
Uncategorized | 01/29/24
