This is an online event conducted via Zoom. Agenda: Presented by the Johns Hopkins Ataxia Center, the Thrive Together on Thursdays Wellness Series aims to provide ataxia patients with education, information and resources that will help individuals positively manage their condition and improve their overall quality of life.
The Clinical, Social and Scientific Foundations of Geriatric Medicine Grand Rounds are canceled until further notice.
Listen to live music performances at work during the Music for a While Fall Series. Enjoy jazz saxophone each Tuesday from 2:30 - 3:30pm on the first floor of JHOC or classical saxophone each Friday from 10:30 - 11:30am by Balducci's. View the full schedule.
Dial in at noon to join Healthy at Hopkins for a web-based meetup to support your well-being while working.
Dial in at noon to join Healthy at Hopkins for a web-based meetup to support your well-being while working. A member of the Healthy at Hopkins team will guide you through a variety of interactive activities such as Mindful Monday, Walking Wednesday and so much more!
It’s time to step out with the Healthy at Hopkins Race the Globe: Celebrations Around the Globe! Start the challenge with the celebratory kick off walk on Oct. 2 from noon to 12:15. You can attend the virtual kickoff walk here, and additional details will be posted to the portal calendar.
Dial in at noon to join Healthy at Hopkins for a web-based meetup to support your well-being while working.
The Music for a While program aims to lift spirits and reduce stress for patients, visitors, and hospital staff, enhancing the environment of care at Johns Hopkins Medicine. Programs are short, informal, and accessible to all. Enjoy live performances each Tuesday from 2:30 - 3:30pm in the JHOC lobby.
Presenter: Nico Papinutto, Ph.D. | University of California, San Francisco Link to meeting: https://jhjhm.zoom.us/j/96678815416Meeting ID: 966 7881 5416 This event is part of the Neuroimmunology Seminar Series that features leading experts who share their recent work and exciting research progress.
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