Events
We regularly offer events and activities for alumni to engage with each other and the School.
A Variety of Programming
Learn, support, and build connections with fellow alumni, the campus community, and public health professionals around the world. Check back regularly for updates and let us know how you'd like to get involved.
Supporting, Empowering, and Equipping Our Community
As we navigate the consistently changing public health landscape, the School is committed to providing additional programming and resources to support, empower, and equip the Bloomberg School community.
Moving Public Health Forward: A Conversation with Dean Keshia Pollack Porter
During this virtual conversation, Keshia Pollack Porter, PhD ’06, MPH, 12th Dean of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, and Judy Keen, PhD ’02, MSB ’98 (KSAS), President of the Johns Hopkins Alumni Council will explore the future of public health and the Bloomberg School’s role in shaping it. The discussion will reflect on what led Dean Pollack Porter to this role, key insights from the first six months, and the biggest surprises along the way.
Tuesday, February 3
12–12:45 p.m. EST
DrPH Networking Reception NYC
This informal gathering is hosted by DrPH students and the Office of Alumni Relations and welcomes all current and accepted students, alumni, and community members.
Saturday, February 7
5–7 p.m. EST
New York City
MPH Networking Reception
Connect with fellow MPH alumni and current MPH students. This event will include several breakout rooms where participants will meet other students and alumni to discuss specific topics and interest areas.
Thursday, February 12
5:30–8 p.m. EST
Baltimore, MD
Healthcare Innovation Career Exploration Session with Brian Walker, DrPH ’22, MS
In this session, participants will hear highlights on a career in healthcare innovation from Brian Walker and then will be able to participate in an open discussion on the topic. This session is ideal for those interested in exploring the topic further, including those contemplating a career shift.
Tuesday, February 17
12–1 p.m. EST
Current Areas of Interest
We're actively planning spring 2026 Spotlight Series events and we hope to feature alumni working in the following subject areas:
Adolescent mental health
Access to reproductive healthcare
Climate change and global environmental health
If you're working in one of these spaces and want to talk about a Spotlight feature, send us an email.
Not working in one of those spaces but still interested in featuring your work at a Spotlight event?
Myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS): An Overview of Symptoms and Current Research
Please join us for a facilitated discussion on myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS). This activity has been approved for 1.0 hr CME (AAFP #108278) and 1.0 hr CNE (DC Board of Nursing #: 20-1302495).
This session was recorded on July 9, 2025
Hopkins at Home
From mini-courses to weekly lectures, you can access some of the best of what Hopkins has to offer, from labs, libraries, and lecture halls to your laptop. Check back regularly for growing catalog of programming.
JHU Events
Check out the JHU events calendar to get involved with University-wide affinity and regional programming. There's something for everyone!
Past Event Recordings
African Public Health Network
African Public Health Network, for those working in or with countries in Africa.
Climate and Environment
How climate and environment impact our health.
Emerging Science and Technology
New technology that impacts public health conversations and deliverables.
Global Health
Content concerning populations in a global context.
Health Equity
Research and conversations on removing barriers to health and resources.
Latinx Public Health Network
Latinx Public Health Network, for those working in or with countries in Latin America.
Mental Health
Research and conversations on mental health of populations.
Policy and Advocacy
Research and conversations on work promoting public health.