Melissa Vecchi
Our MS in Organizational Leadership program helped Melissa Vecchi gain validation, vision, and voice in a male-dominated field.
"Johns Hopkins didn’t just help me find my voice. It helped me learn how to use it.”
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A snowy Hopkins Bloomberg Center 🌨️
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Ranked No. 1 by @forbes.com!
Our online MA in Communication program stands out for its customizable curriculum, exceptional student-to-faculty experience, and the option to pair it with an MBA.
Congratulations to our faculty and students!
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LaRyel Waldon
Biotechnology alumna LaRyel Waldon has turned her passion for science and equity into a mission to expand representation in modern healthcare. bit.ly/4kj3Yky
Joshua Watkins is on the balcony of the Hopkins Bloomberg Center, smiling at his son.
For Joshua Watkins of West Lafayette, Indiana, pursuing his MA in Nonprofit Management @jhu.edu has been nothing short of transformative. bit.ly/4qnBKrY
Dalai Lama greets Dr. Al’ai Alvarez at a public event.
Emergency medicine physician Dr. Al’ai Alvarez draws on theories from the Hopkins’ MS in Organizational Leadership program and mindfulness concepts perfected by Tibetan monks to benefit others. https://bit.ly/3IYgxnq
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Happy Independence Day 🇺🇸
📸: Xinyan Yang
Shaun Gallagher
Since his childhood in Detroit, Michigan, Shaun Gallagher has been deeply moved by the emotional power of museums.
Now, he has completed his MA in Museum Studies at Johns Hopkins.
"I proved, through this program, that I can do anything that I set my mind to.”
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Dr. Venera N. Anderson
For Dr. Venera N. Anderson, connecting the dots between her diverse professional experiences and her lifelong mission to solve global sustainability challenges was a dream she once considered “impossible.” bit.ly/4m72pHy
Katherine Greene
An admittedly empathetic animal lover, Katherine Greene also has always had a love of writing, and when deciding on a graduate degree program, she found the perfect fit in our Science Writing program, where she is now marrying her love of science with a talent for writing. bit.ly/4j3vst7
Travers Oliver
Travers Oliver, a Philadelphia resident and 2022 graduate of Johns Hopkins University’s online MA in Public Management program, credits his education with empowering him to make a significant impact in the charitable sector. bit.ly/4h1rMYO
Mary Bracho
Mary Bracho discovered a passion for GIS through satellite imagery analysis, leading her to pursue and complete her MS in Geographic Information Systems at Johns Hopkins. bit.ly/4cjBi7w
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MS in Environmental Sciences and Policy students embarked on educational journeys from Cuba to Costa Rica, the Bahamas to Sitka, Alaska, experiencing immersive, on-site learning supplements to classroom instruction. bit.ly/404zrh6
Cheryl Sadowski
For a ‘Renaissance soul’ like Master of Liberal Arts alumna Cheryl Sadowski ‘23, the Johns Hopkins experience has reinforced her stance on the true value of a liberal arts education. bit.ly/430Uwfv
Sasha S. Nicholas
Sasha S. Nicholas is pursuing a Master of Arts in Public Management degree at Johns Hopkins to deepen her impact in public policy. bit.ly/3F1rS4a
Sarthak Vij
Sarthak Vij, a 24-year-old resident of Washington D.C., is pursuing an MS in Financial Economics at Johns Hopkins to drive meaningful change and inspire reforms, particularly for international students. bit.ly/4crQhLf
Mifrah Hayath
A 2023 graduate of Johns Hopkins University’s MS in Biotechnology program, Mifrah Hayath’s online learning experience shaped her career and aspirations. bit.ly/47Kws0V
Sabi Baibussinov
Sabi Baibussinov, a documentary filmmaker from Kazakhstan, has transformed his passion for storytelling and his love for his country into a successful career in documentary filmmaking. bit.ly/4ijbc6u
Aedan Nikas
Currently enrolled in the Master of Biotechnology Enterprise and Entrepreneurship program at Johns Hopkins University, Aedan Nikas is driven by a deep-rooted family legacy in healthcare.
“Johns Hopkins is the best university for anyone who wants to enter this field.”
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Kaylee May Law standing in the lobby of the Hopkins Bloomberg Center.
At just 18 years old, Kaylee May Law is poised to graduate this summer with a master’s degree in government.
Her impressive academic journey, which began with college courses at age 13, underscores her dedication to ensuring the next generation is well-informed and prepared to lead.
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Caitrin Assaf
Award-winning broadcast journalist Caitrin Assaf recently added Johns Hopkins’ master’s degree graduate to her list of accomplishments. bit.ly/4kj3Yky
Ahmed Almarhoon
In the Johns Hopkins Master of Science in Environmental Sciences and Policy program, Ahmed Almarhoon learned how to reach communities, stakeholders, and decision-makers. bit.ly/4gR9jNa
Mark Campbell
There was never a question of whether Mark Campbell would pursue a graduate degree, but rather what route would best support his professional goals.
He settled on the Master of Science in Biotechnology degree at Johns Hopkins because it gave him a broad and diversified scope.
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Mary Long
On the first floor of Mary Long’s home is one large room full of books and yarn, and mementos from her travels.
On one wall is a framed diploma touting her most recent accomplishment, a Master of Liberal Arts from Johns Hopkins, which she began at age 75.
It's her third master's.
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