Hopkins Semester DC

DC Microexperience #4: HSDC x HPPSN Mocktail and Connect. 🍹🎙️ Students had a wonderful experience exploring museums, connecting with fellow peers, and experimenting delicious drinks!

Mmmmm 😋 always nice to welcome our friends from to DC for day or even a semester!
Don’t forget!! Tonight is priority deadline for this fall’s Star-studded DC lineup.

Our friends and inspiring partners in the department are offering a wonderful program in the Commons right now. Come learn about how political science is a public good. Because it is. ❤️❤️

Double header tonight!
Thanks to the for having us. We love thinking about innovation and entrepreneurship in Washington for a semester and beyond.
After that, join HSDC and the our student-run policy and public service club for a DC resume workshop and Hopkins Semester open house.
See you there!

Join us at SIF today from 2-5pm at the Rec Center to learn all about the HSDC program and the Hopkins Policy & Public Service Network (HPPSN)! See you there!

So many chances to talk all things DC this week! Don’t miss our DC resume workshop on Wednesday.

Celebrating our last officially outing! Thank you to these amazing students, yesterday we saw their passion and intelligence at work examining problems of deep domestic and national import. Today, we celebrate work well done at the ballet, and I got to introduce them to a favorite DC tradition: all the lovely DC twists at our hometown Nutcracker.
Thanks .hsdc students. Happy (almost) holidays from the Hopkins Semester DC, JHU’s residential DC semester

Celebrating our last class with a wonderful lunch at , joined by cofounders Peter Schechter and Téa Ivanovic. Thank you both for sharing your inspiring journey and for showing us how Immigrant Food sparks meaningful conversations about immigration and community.

Huge thanks to Kevin and the whole crew at the for giving us a personal tour of their incredible exhibition and showing us the way science, technology, and pure creativity are used to further intelligence collection around the world. Mission concluded at Milk & Honey for a delicious post tour treat & debrief.

It was an incredible honor and privilege to have lunch with Dr. Michael F. Jacobson, founder of the National Food Museum and co-founder of the Center for Science in the Public Interest. A national leader in the movement for healthier diets and food policy, Dr. Jacobson brought more than five decades of experience to our conversation. He shared stories about coining the terms “junk food” and “food porn,” and about his work advocating for nutrition labels on food, including adding trans fat data and other consumer-focused improvements. Truly a pleasure to speak to this legend!