From Mindi B. Levin, MS, CHES ® | Founder and Director

SOURCE | The Community Engagement and Service-Learning Center

Johns Hopkins University Schools of Public Health, Nursing, and Medicine

615 N. Wolfe St., Suite W1600,  Baltimore, MD  21205

P. 410-955-3880 | E. mlevin@jhu.edu:

We are searching for our next team member to join JHU SOURCE, the community engagement and service-learning center for the health professional schools. We’d love to find someone who has Baltimore roots and is already connected to the community, experienced with working with students, and committed to social justice. Please forward to any interested colleagues and help us find another amazing person to join our efforts. Priority application deadline is Sun, December 12, 2021. Thanks so much!

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Come join our team at Johns Hopkins University (JHU) SOURCE, the community engagement and service-learning center for the JHU health professional schools (Public Health, Nursing, and Medicine). 

We are hiring for the role of Assistant Director (Co-Curricular Programs). The Assistant Director supports the growth and effectiveness of community involvement initiatives. The Assistant Director works closely with students and student leaders, and assists them in developing community outreach skills, exploring and understanding social justice issues, accessing community service resources, and making connections to the Baltimore community, particularly as it relates to students’ future roles as health professionals.

The Assistant Director is expected to model and encourage involvement in the community and effective program planning.  All responsibilities require close collaboration with SOURCE’s Director and staff, students and student leaders, student governments, Student Affairs deans, campus colleagues, and community-based organizations.

The Assistant Director functions as a counselor/educator; providing programs and services that embrace the values of social justice, citizenship, ethical decision-making, diversity and service to others. Specifically, the duties include: counseling, educational program management, event planning, advising, and community partnership coordination.

Full job description and online application information is available below:

In this moment, we are being called forth and into action. Amidst a pandemic of racial and police violence, we feel the weight of hundreds of years of white supremacy and, especially, of war on the Black body. Our action and response is this: anti-racism.

Anti-racism is resistance and action. Anti-racism is love. Love for ourselves, for each other, for our children and young people. Anti-racism is recognizing that the violence waged on Black bodies may be in the spotlight today but is not new. Anti-racism is knowing that the reason our hearts are on fire is that our nation fails to honor the lives of people of color as precious.

This is the work we do every day, and now with an even greater urgency. Anti-racism is continuing to create opportunities for young people to engage during this time. We will continue to show up: in connecting through moments of joy, moments of tears, rage and mourning. We will create spaces for art, expression and learning.

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