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JHU launches voluntary Senior Faculty Transition Program

Academy at Johns Hopkins membership eligibility Eligible faculty will receive notification by email and U.S. mail. Faculty who choose to participate in the program must submit an election form no later than May 1, 2022, and all faculty who participate in the program must retire from the university on or before June 30, 2022. Eligible faculty must be full-time full professors (tenured faculty or faculty in the School of Medicine with a contract to retirement). Faculty members primary appointment must be in one of the participating schools: School of Medicine, School of Nursing, Bloomberg School of Public Health, Krieger School of Arts and Sciences, Whiting School of Engineering, Carey Business School, or School of Advanced International Studies. They must be age 67 or older by July 1, 2021, have at least 10 years of full-time continuous service to the university at the time of eligibility, and be in good standing. The program is voluntary.

After a COVID-19 cluster and snowstorms, the hybrid semester begins

FILE PHOTO In-person classes were suspended Thursday due to inclement weather conditions. The spring semester is a small step closer to the pre-pandemic college experience as a select number of courses have become in-person and limited on-campus activities resume.  In-person classes, however, faced hiccups as they were first pushed back due to severe winter weather and then were suspended after two days due to a surge in positive COVID-19 cases among students. Suspension of in-person classes and activities was extendedtwice but resumed on Feb. 12. Due to bad weather, the University shut down this Thursday, and in-person classes were suspended once again.

Return to campus move-in and COVID-19 testing guide

Return to campus move-in and COVID-19 testing guide Students returning to campus will be required to take twice-weekly COVID-19 tests. Here s everything you need to know about scheduling and taking the saliva tests. By Jacob deNobel / Published Jan 15, 2021 As students return to Johns Hopkins University campuses, they ll be greeted with a college experience that looks quite different than it did in past years. Classes will be conducted through a combination of in-person and online modalities. Popular spots like the O Connor Recreation Center, Brody Learning Commons, and Milton S. Eisenhower Library will have new limits on density and seating. And students, as they return, will be asked to place a premium on safety their own as well as that of their peers, faculty, and university staff. Everyone on campus must wear appropriate face coverings and follow physical distancing and other public health and safety guidance.

When history is a fable: Distorted accounts of the lives of Johns Hopkins and other famous men have consequences, historians say

Leo C. Dutton, former co-owner of Dutton Moving & Storage who later established two other moving companies, dies