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Carey Student News Week of 09.23.24

Subhasree Jain Lakshmi Chand - Thursday, September 26
 Events 

What's in this Issue:

 Collaborative Leadership | Boundless Curiosity | Relenteless Advancement |Services & Resources| News in Brief

Collaborative Leadership

Flu Vaccine Reminder

This is a reminder that all students must have an updated flu vaccine no later than November 15 in order to register for Spring courses. You can find information about Johns Hopkins flu clinics at this site.   
Join Disabled Business – A New Student Organization at Carey!
Are you passionate about disability rights and inclusion in business? Disabled Business is a new student organization dedicated to building a supportive community for disabled MBA students and allies. Our mission is to promote awareness, advocacy, and acceptance of disability in both academic and professional settings.
We hope to offer virtual networking events, remote workshops, and online advocacy campaigns designed to empower students and foster connections. Whether you identify as disabled or are an ally, join us to help shape the future of accessible and inclusive business practices.

Boundless Curiosity 
Gender Affirming Closet
The Gender Affirming Closet is a free resource to all gender expansive Hopkins affiliates to explore, envision, empower, and express themselves in a safe and supportive space! Stocked with clothing, accessories, and affirm-wear, the GAC creates the opportunity to explore gender identity and expression in a safe and supportive space.

We have some exciting updates on the way that require regular GAC hours to be suspended. In the meantime, email us at gsr@jh.edu to set up a personal appointment! Find more information here. 

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Unlock Your Career Potential with Carey Student Organizations! 

At Carey Business School, your path to success goes beyond the classroom—it's shaped by the connections you make and the experiences you gain. Our dynamic student organizations are a powerful way to enhance your career beyond Carey. Dive in and discover how involvement can directly impact your professional journey: 

1. Tailor Your Resume with Relevant Experience 
Student organizations provide invaluable opportunities to gain hands-on experience in various industries and functions. Whether you’re leading a project, organizing an event, or engaging in industry-specific activities, these experiences can significantly boost your resume. Highlight your role and contributions to showcase your skills and industry knowledge. 

2. Collaborate with a Career Coach for Strategic Growth 
Engage with a career coach to align your involvement in student organizations with your career goals. They can help you leverage these experiences to refine your resume, prepare for interviews, and set actionable career objectives. Your active participation can also be a topic of discussion during coaching sessions, offering deeper insights into your career path. Schedule an appointment with a career coach in Handshake. 

3. Cultivate Leadership and Interview Skills 
Taking on leadership roles or participating in high-impact events within student organizations provides excellent material for interviews. Learn how to articulate your leadership experiences and involvement effectively, demonstrating your ability to manage teams, solve problems, and drive initiatives. Your stories of impact will resonate with potential employers and help you stand out in the job market. 

4. Build a Professional Network 
Student organizations offer a unique platform to connect with peers, alumni, and industry professionals. These connections can provide mentorship, career advice, and potential job opportunities. Building a robust network through your involvement can be instrumental in your professional development and future career transitions. 

Most Carey Student Organizations utilize Hopkins Groups for seamless virtual networking and updates, keeping you engaged and connected. Embrace these opportunities to enrich your Carey experience and advance your career aspirations! 

Explore and Get Involved with Carey Student Organizations Here  

Please use this link to register!

Relentless Advancement

GLMA’s 42nd Annual Conference 
September 30th - October 2nd
Calling all LGBTQ+ health professionals, advocates, and allies! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ Don't miss out on GLMA's 42nd Annual Conference on LGBTQ+ Health, the top scientific event shaping LGBTQ+ health care. Register now to secure your spot! Find more information here. Image preview
Transportation options

This is a reminder that, as a Carey student, you have several free transportation options available to you. Be sure to check the shuttle website for up-to-dates schedules. 

Harbor East students: 
  • There is a regular shuttle from the Homewood campus around class times - the Homewood–Carey Business School Express Shuttle (with stops at the Pava Center for Entrepreneurship) 
  • The East Baltimore Blue Jay Shuttle is a shuttle service that provides convenient commuting trips to and from the East Baltimore campus, including the Carey Business School and Peabody. The shuttle offers a free service to all Johns Hopkins affiliates to and from their residences and the campuses within the service area. The Blue Jay Shuttle operates in an area proximate to the East Baltimore campus daily from 5 a.m. – 9 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. – 12 a.m.  
DC students: 
  • There is a free JHU shuttle from all surrounding Metro stations to the Hopkins Bloomberg Center. 
  • DC students also have the UPass Metro card that covers transportation on the Metro.  

For any transportation questions, email Carey.Student@jhu.edu

 

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