The JHU Hop-In Summer Program provides early exposure to academic and social life at the University to a group of academically talented incoming freshmen.
The JHU Hop-In Summer Program provides early exposure to academic and social life at the University to a group of academically talented incoming first-year students, many of whom are the first in their family to go to college, who are from high schools that offered relatively limited opportunities for advanced course work, or who may have significant time constraints with their coursework during t
02/14/2019
Friendly reminder that mentor applications are due soon! Help us welcome in the new cohort of Hop-In family members and learn new leadership skills along the way.
Apply Here: https://form.jotform.com/70333854422957
02/03/2019
We have FOUR wonderful events this week! We can’t wait to see you at them! If you have any questions, see the description down below or ask in the GroupMe.
Demystifying Financial Aid: Speak with actual Financial Aid advisors about your financial aid packages and get all of your questions answered! Refreshments will be provided.
Battle of the Cohorts: Come prove who is the superior cohort in a trivia game! Special prize for the winner! Snacks will be provided.
Want to be a mentor?: Come hear more about the job from the professional staff and former mentors to help decide if you would like to apply. If you cannot attend, you can certainly still apply, but this event will be a good opportunity to get all your questions answered and truly get to know the job before you apply.
01/22/2019
Meet Ms. Garcia! She is one of the Assistant Directors for the Hop-In program. She began her work in this type of program back when she was in college, working in a role similar to the Hop-In Peer Leader position. It was in that role that she discovered the importance of programs like Hop-In to the success of all students at the university level, no matter the background they might have had access to previously. She absolutely loves working with her students and is a wonderful ally to anybody who needs a shoulder to cry on, or somebody to celebrate your victories with. She hopes to encourage students to explore more than just academics while they have access to all the opportunities that Hopkins presents them. In her role as Assistant Director, one of her goals is to inspire people to get more involved in the program as they go along in their career at Hopkins and create an environment of “passing forward” the opportunities which have previously been given to students.
01/17/2019
If you are looking to develop your leadership skills, apply to the Future Global Leaders Fellowship! FGL Fellows are given many opportunities and receive priority access to the Fortis Society which works to connect future leaders to each other. Apply Here: http://www.futureleaders.org/eligibility/
01/15/2019
We are excited to announce that the Hop-In BOOK LOAN PROGRAM will continue after its great success during the Fall 2018 semester. The Hop-In Book Loan Program allows Hop-In students to borrow necessary books for the Spring 2019 semester by filling out a book loan request form. The book loan can only be used on textbooks. All textbooks must be returned to the Center for Student Success (CSS) during regular hours of operation and signed off by a CSS staff member. The final deadline for the return of all textbooks is May 16, 2019 at 1pm. Any lost or stolen books will be replaced at the expense of the borrower. For more information, please visit: https://studentaffairs.jhu.edu/student-success/book-loan/
01/07/2019
Looking for a great summer opportunity that will teach you transferable skills and leadership while having a great summer? LOOK NO FURTHER!
Consider becoming a Hop-In Peer Leader for SU19 and Mentor for the 2019-2020 academic year.
Information Session to take place on 2/5. We will also share information about JUMP and OMA's MAPP programs and their respective leadership opportunities to serve as mentors.
Apply Here: https://form.jotform.com/70333854422957
12/10/2018
Join us in the CSS for BRUNCH from 11:30am - 1:00pm!
12/06/2018
11/08/2018
Our first staff feature is Dr. Candice Baldwin. She is the new, as of last spring, director of the Hop-In program. She is a first-generation student herself from a humble background. Due to this, she has a profound passion for helping students from similar backgrounds reach their full potential. She focuses strongly on supporting students in whatever ways they might need and has developed multiple goals for the program since becoming the director. These goals include: building a stronger affinity among the students in the program, creating a safe space and program that adds value to the college experience at Hopkins, highlighting other aspects of students outside of GPA, and building a program which helps to cultivate all aspects of the students within it. Dr. Baldwin is always open to meeting students and is available to talk, or set up a meeting, by email or GroupMe DM. She also has open office hours and appointment times if you would like to try to meet face-to-face. If you have not gotten a chance yet, welcome her to the program as she has done wonderful things so far!
11/08/2018
Established by the Council for Opportunity in Education (COE) and the Center for First-Generation Students, this day celebrates the success of those who are the first in their family to attend college. Hop-In continues to celebrate the success of our first-generation students everyday, and encourages you to also
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