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Select A Place To Talk's group. Select the group and click on the Join button at the bottom of the page to register for this group

A Place To Talk

Homewood: Department/Office Student Org - PRIMARY: Department Student Organization, Advocacy, Community Service, Psychology, Advocacy and Awareness

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Contact: Juni Zugish, Samskruthi Madireddy, Email group officers

Mission
One of our main missions is to assist the Hopkins community in meeting the recommendations of the Mental Health Task Force recommendations. As listed in sections 1.d and 3c, students need more access to information about the mental health services on campus. Therefore, we focus to increase campus awareness on the presence of APTT and highlight the impact of mental health on academic performance and overall well-being of students. We plan on accomplishing this through an extensive use of advertising campaigns and public relations events. We also hope to improve group cohesion through increased amounts of bonding events.

Membership Benefits
A Place to Talk (APTT) is the student-to-student peer listening group for the Hopkins community. APTT was founded in 1983 to provide support and excellence in peer listening to the Johns Hopkins community in an empathetic, reliable, and responsible manner. We seek to train members and non-members to be effective peer listeners in order to offer an environment on the JHU campus for anyone to discuss anything, from everyday frustrations to serious concerns. Our programming is centered around recruiting and training new members, staffing our rooms, maintaining group cohesion and communication, increasing the awareness of APTT services around campus, and training other student organizations in attentive listening skills. As of right now, our club's plan for functioning during the 2024-2025 school year is to maintain and operate two peer-listening rooms, one in Brody Learning Commons (BLC) 4010 and one in Wolman Hall.

Lifetime membership

Select Advocates for Reproductive and Sexual Health's group. Select the group and click on the Join button at the bottom of the page to register for this group

Advocates for Reproductive and Sexual Health

Homewood: Department/Office Student Org - PRIMARY: Department Student Organization, Identity-based, Medicine, Politics, LGBTQ+, Women Interest, Gender & Sexuality, Debate, Umbrella Organization, Pre-Med, Advocacy, Community Service, Sustainability

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Mission
To fight reproductive healthcare barriers on campus and in Baltimore and engage in the movement of actively shaping a world where full access to reproductive health care is a global lived reality for all, regardless of gender, race, or sexual orientation. ARSH supports full access to comprehensive reproductive and complementary health care services in settings that preserve and protect the essential privacy and rights of each individual; advocates public policies that guarantee these rights and ensure access to such services; and supports access to medically accurate educational programs that enhance understanding of human sexuality.

Membership Benefits
Members will be able to
-Gain clinical experience
-Network with physicians and healthcare providers who are leaders in their fields
-Work within the Baltimore Community and multiple organizations to achieve reproductive healthcare for all
-Educate the public on issues pertaining to policy and public health
-Gain volunteer experience

Lifetime membership

Select Artificial Intelligence Society at Johns Hopkins's group. Select the group and click on the Join button at the bottom of the page to register for this group

Artificial Intelligence Society at Johns Hopkins

Homewood: Department/Office Student Org - PRIMARY: Academic & Research - Whiting School of Engineering, Technology, STEM, Engineering, Technology, Mathematics , Computer Science, Academic & Research, Whiting School of Engineering

Website Mission

Contact: Kiki Zhang

Mission
The Artificial Intelligence Society at Johns Hopkins strives to connect students and academics from different fields of study and levels of expertise who share a common interest and curiosity for Artificial Intelligence (AI). It provides a platform for this diverse community to educate one another about AI and to examine the present and future issues and impacts of AI from varying perspectives. Through multidisciplinary discussion and debate, HopAI encourages awareness of work in varying fields of study and creates an integrative network across Johns Hopkins University. The organization cultivates interdisciplinary conversation and collaboration that is crucial for innovation and success for students at the university.

Membership Benefits

Joining this group requires a jhu.edu email address.

Lifetime membership

Select Association of Latin Jews's group. Select the group and click on the Join button at the bottom of the page to register for this group

Association of Latin Jews

Homewood: Department/Office Student Org - Culture & Identity

Website Mission

Mission
The Association of Latin Jews is dedicated to offering opportunities for Latin Jewish students at Johns Hopkins to explore and practice their Judaism and celebrate their Latin culture through social, religious, and cultural events.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership

Athlete Ally

Homewood: Department/Office Student Org - PRIMARY: Department Student Organization, Identity-based, Gender & Sexuality

Website Mission

Contact: Rosabel Cepero, Jane Wells

Mission
Athlete AllyÔÇÖs mission is to end homophobia and transphobia in sports and to activate athletic communities to exercise their leadership to champion LGBTQ+ equality. Athlete Ally will actively work to create a safe space for athletes of every sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, and gender expression through awareness, education, and representation.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership

Select Economic Policy Issues Colloquium's group. Select the group and click on the Join button at the bottom of the page to register for this group

Economic Policy Issues Colloquium

Homewood: Department/Office Student Org - PRIMARY: Department Student Organization, Academic & Research, Krieger School of Arts and Sciences, Advocacy and Awareness

Website Mission

Mission
E.P.I.C. is a student-run undergraduate economics club for students interested in economics research and the usefulness of research for public policy. It aims to facilitate discussion among students and faculty about contemporary economic policy issues and raise awareness of the many fields economics embraces: from the economics of health, labor, education and the environment, to macroeconomics, international economics and the economics of development.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership

Select Emerald Consulting Group's group. Select the group and click on the Join button at the bottom of the page to register for this group

Emerald Consulting Group

Homewood: Department/Office Student Org - PRIMARY: Department Program / Initiative, Science, Technology, STEM, Engineering, Technology, Bioengineering, Biomedical Engineering, Computer Science, Whiting School of Engineering, Krieger School of Arts and Sciences

Website Mission

Mission
The Emerald Consulting Group is a student-founded organization based out of Johns Hopkins University that seeks to provide technology consulting and product management services to companies in the biotechnology and life sciences sector. Using data-driven techniques and quantitative methods, we provide novel business insights for our clients, helping increase consumer engagement and boost operational efficiency. We take a versatile approach to product management, allowing us to create technologies and software products for our clients to integrate into their ecosystem and improve the consistency of their products. Additionally, we place a strong emphasis on nurturing interdisciplinary growth for our consultants and developers in a client-facing role, laying the foundation for the next generation of innovators to disrupt the industries of technology, medicine, and finance. To this end, our organization aims to support and provide quality technology consulting services to as many companies as possible, especially those which do not have the bandwidth to perform these technology tasks and business analytics tasks themselves.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership

Select Female Leaders of Color's group. Select the group and click on the Join button at the bottom of the page to register for this group

Female Leaders of Color

Homewood: Department/Office Student Org - PRIMARY: Department Student Organization, Cultural, Identity-based, Women Interest, Gender & Sexuality, OMA Managed, Black/African American, BIPOC, Advocacy, Community Service, Culture & Identity

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Contact: Email group officers

Mission
JHU FLOC aims to provide a space for women of color to establish a sisterhood committed to improving their academic and social environments on campus as well as in the surrounding Baltimore community. JHU FLOC's values include support, service, solidarity, and empowerment. JHU FLOC strives to increase the visibility of women of color within the student body while also providing mentorship and leadership opportunities for its members.

Membership Benefits
By joining, you will...
- Become a part of a long-lasting community of kinship among the women of color at Johns Hopkins University
- Advocate for issues that primarily affect women of color
- Engage with local communities through civic engagement and programming
- Assist women of color in developing and strengthening their cultural identity

Lifetime membership

Hopkins Emergency Response Organization

Homewood: Department/Office Student Org - PRIMARY: Department Student Organization, Medicine, Pre-Med, Community Service, SIF Profile

Website Mission

Contact: Email group officers

Mission
HERO is a professional EMS organization that operates on the Johns Hopkins Homewood Campus with the support of Lifeline's Critical Care Team, Johns Hopkins Security, and the Student Health & Wellness Center. As a 24/7 rapid response service, HERO provides BLS level care on over 300 calls each year. HERO has approximately 50 active members, each with at a least a Maryland EMT-B certification involving 200 hours of classroom learning and over 100 training hours.

Membership Benefits

This group is for current members of HERO only. If you are a student interested in HERO, please do not try to gain membership on Hopkins Groups. If you have questions about the application to HERO, reach out to hero_rr@jh.edu.

Lifetime membership

Select Mars Rover Team's group. Select the group and click on the Join button at the bottom of the page to register for this group

Mars Rover Team

Homewood: Department/Office Student Org - PRIMARY: Department Student Organization, Science, Technology, STEM, Engineering, Bioengineering, Biology, Biomedical Engineering, Chemistry, Computer Science, 3D Printing, Whiting School of Engineering, Krieger School of Arts and Sciences

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Mission
The mission of the Mars Rover Team is to design and build a Mars rover, a space vehicle that is suited to traverse across Mars’ terrain, collect soil samples, and take photos and videos using camera equipment. The team will also offer practical engineering and science education to students at Johns Hopkins University related to building a Mars rover.

Membership Benefits
Members of the Mars Rover Team will be able to participate in the University Rover Challenge, a premier rover competition for universities. Last year, there were over 100 universities who participated and only 36 teams advanced to the finals. By participating in the competition, members will gain experience in hands on skills such as designing in computer aided design programs and manufacturing in the machine shop.

Moreover, as the missions are deeply related to a real life Mars Rover, members will investigate topics related to space exploration and environments. At the same time, in order to accomplish the different missions, students from different majors must cooperate which will allow them to learn about new topics and gain communication skills.

Lifetime membership

Select Men of Color Hopkins Alliance's group. Select the group and click on the Join button at the bottom of the page to register for this group

Men of Color Hopkins Alliance

Homewood: Department/Office Student Org - PRIMARY: Department Student Organization, Cultural, Identity-based, OMA Managed, Black/African American, BIPOC

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Contact: Samuel Muzac, Ibrahim Kabia, Jonathan Prescott, Email group officers

Mission
The Mission of Men Of Color Hopkins Alliance (MOCHA) is to assist and support men of color* in successfully completing their degree program at the Johns Hopkins University as well as pursuing their future endeavors by fostering a community that encourages brotherhood, academic excellence, and mentorship.

Men of color includes individuals who identify as the following: African-American/Black/Caribbean; Hispanic/Latino/Latinx; Native American/Native Indian/Indigenous; Asian, Pacific Islander, Desi American (APIDA); and Multiracial/Biracial

Membership Benefits
Connect through Peer Group Mentoring:
Connect personally with a small group of JHU students- a mix of mentors, mentees, majors, and social identities

Connect with Hopkins, Baltimore, & beyond:
Participate in Hopkins activities and explore the city as a group (service projects, museum visits, local restaurant, ect.)

Build brotherhood:
Be part of a larger network of the MOCHA brotherhood

Tutorial services & referrals- Partnership with MAPP, CSC, and FLI

Professional Development & Career Advancement- Partnership with Life Design

How to Thrive at Hopkins- Partnership with university departments & student leaders

Midterm/Finals- Study Hall Sessions

MOCHA Men & Women of Color Symposium

Lifetime membership

Select Organic Chemistry Initiative 's group. Select the group and click on the Join button at the bottom of the page to register for this group

Organic Chemistry Initiative

Homewood: Department/Office Student Org - Chemistry

Website Mission

Mission
The goal of this organization is to assist students at Johns Hopkins University taking an Organic Chemistry course to develop their understanding of the material in a cooperative, large group setting composed of their peers and upperclassmen.

Membership Benefits

This group is restricted to Hopkins Groups users only

(Ends at Graduation)

Will end at Graduation

Select Software Engineering Club at Johns Hopkins's group. Select the group and click on the Join button at the bottom of the page to register for this group

Software Engineering Club at Johns Hopkins

Homewood: Department/Office Student Org - Computer Science

Website Mission

Mission
Foster community within the Computer Science department and provide a space for learning about Software Engineering.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership

Select The Diabetes Link @ JHU's group. Select the group and click on the Join button at the bottom of the page to register for this group

The Diabetes Link @ JHU

Homewood: Department/Office Student Org - PRIMARY: Advocacy and Awareness, STEM, Medicine, Pre-Med, Advocacy and Awareness

Website Mission

Contact: Email group officers

Mission
When you’re part of The Diabetes Link, you don’t just live with diabetes, you thrive with diabetes. We understand the extra challenges that diabetes adds to your life and we can help make it easier.

The Diabetes Link is the go-to for peer support, resources, and leadership opportunities designed specifically for young adults. We will be an ally that connects you to the people, programs, and practical information that can help make your life easier and more enjoyable now and into the future.

The Diabetes Link not only supports young adults living with diabetes but also brings those interested in awareness and advocacy together. From fundraisers to informational talks, diabetes awareness at The Diabetes Link comes in all forms!

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership

Select The Flock 's group. Select the group and click on the Join button at the bottom of the page to register for this group

The Flock

Homewood: Department/Office Student Org - PRIMARY: Department Student Organization

Website Mission

Contact: Madeline Estey, Email group officers

Mission
The mission of The Flock is to increase attendance at all Hopkins sporting events, improve on-campus awareness of athletic events and games, cultivate school pride throughout the entire student body, and promote overall improved mental health on campus.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership

Varsity Athletics

Homewood: Department/Office Student Org - PRIMARY: Department Program / Initiative

Website Mission

Mission
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Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership

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