Lawrence Aronhime and Sascha Cocron publish article examining how embracing risk and uncertainty allows for innovative responses to cyber and cognitive warfare at NATO.
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Students in Computer Science Innovation and Entrepreneurship I&II, Multidisciplinary Engineering Design 1&2, Strategy Consulting, and Leadership Studies Capstone presented posters, delivered formal presentations, demonstrated prototypes, and screened videos on Tuesday, May 3. Read more about one such project–ELESCENT: Liquid Enrichment Diffuser for Elephants–at the Hub.
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Lawrence Aronhime and Sascha Cocron publish article examining how embracing risk and uncertainty allows for innovative responses to cyber and cognitive warfare at NATO.
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Students in Advertising and Integrated Marketing Communications develop campaign to expand Real Simple's target market on the Hopkins campus.
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Harrison Sims, a second-year biomedical engineering student minoring in marketing and communications, has been named a finalist in the international X-Culture competition. Sims participated in the competition as the culminating assignment in Leslie Kendrick’s International Marketing course. The X-Culture program matched Kendrick’s students with students around the world to create interdisciplinary teams that developed solutions…
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Study analyzes the impact of diverse collaboration among nonprofit organizations, academic and government institutions, and pharmaceutical and biotech companies during the "incredibly complex and expensive process of drug development."
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The 2020 conference focused on "Marketing During a Pandemic and Heightened Social Consciousness."
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The competition seeks strategies to combat racism on college campuses and beyond.
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Review student projects from our Computer Science Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Clark Scholars Engineering Design, Innovation and Business Design, and the Leadership Studies Capstone courses.
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The award is given for commitment to and excellence in instruction, success in instilling the desire to learn, and dedication to undergraduate students.
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The JHU Senior Class Council presents the Gold Cup each year to a faculty member who “enhances the undergraduate experience of the Senior Class.”
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Women in Business
CategoriesNearly 60 students attended the webinar with topics ranging from budgeting and investing, to credit and earning money.
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CLE Partners with Nonprofit Alliance
CategoriesPartnership will combine Johns Hopkins students’ decision-analytics coursework with nonprofit organizations’ strategic planning.