Word on the Street (10.13.2021)

Re-Registration Updates

The  Office of Leadership Engagement and Experiential Development is reviewing and approving re-registration submissions.  Please ensure you are checking your Hopkins Groups chat often so that you can respond to all requests. Requests for changes that do not receive a response within 48 hours will be denied.  

We appreciate your patience if you have emailed the studentorgs@jhu.edu and have not received a response just yet.  We are working through all of the re-registration questions and student org requests as quickly as we can.  If something seems urgent, please resend your email or call the LEED office at 410-516-4873.

Re-Registration FAQs

Q: How can I find my re-registration submission?
A: Only the officer that submitted the re-registration form can access it again.  To locate your form, log in to Hopkins Groups >> click the Home Page >> click three horizontal lines to pull up the menu >> click "My Activity Menu">> click "My Surveys/Forms."  Locate the appropriate form, then click "Edit" on the right.

Q: My group has been deactivated because we did not submit re-registration, what should we do?
A: Email studentorgs@jhu.edu about your situation.

Q: I was not able to attend the RSO 101 and/or RSO Finance 101 training for my organization, what should I do next?
A: The LEED office is pulling data to confirm attendance.  Once that happens, LEED staff will reach out to leaders who still need to complete this component of re-registration to share details about the next steps.

Krieger School of Arts & Sciences Life Design

Fireside Chat with Dr. Raven the Science Maven

October 14, 5:00 PM

Register HERE

Join PHutures and the Graduate Representative Organization for a fireside chat with internationally acclaimed American educator and molecular biologist Dr. Raven Baxter (Dr. Raven the Science Maven). She is known for effortlessly merging science with pop culture.

Alumni Association Student Grant Program

Applications Due: Monday, October 18

Apply HERE

The Alumni Association’s Student Grants Program provides funding opportunities for student groups and programs that enhance student experiences. The grant program aims to enhance student life and foster positive relationships between the university and the local community by encouraging students to create volunteer community service projects or to design ventures within existing organizations.

For more information visit: https://alumni.jhu.edu/studentgrants 

Events from October 13th-27th