Are you interested in a non-academic career in biotech or pharmaceuticals? Want guidance on career paths, applications, or breaking into industry?

The Hopkins Biotech Network (HBN), in partnership with the CASSS Global community, is offering a 3-month, one-on-one mentoring program that pairs trainees with professionals working across the biopharmaceutical industry

Mentors can support you with:

• Career exploration & industry insights

• Resume, cover letter, and LinkedIn feedback

• Mock interviews & job application prep

• Short-term and long-term career goal setting

Program Dates:
March 9 – July 31, 2026

Eligibility:
Open to Master's students, PhD students, and postdocs from all disciplines — not limited to JHU.
Priority given to PhD students (4th year+) and postdocs.

Application Deadline:
Friday, March 1

Application Materials:

• Completed application form

• LinkedIn profile
  - No resume required!

Apply here: https://bit.ly/HBN-Spring26-Mentee

Questions? Contact Bowen Wang (bwang72@jhmi.edu) or Cheryl Liu (sliu101@jhu.edu).

Stop by Coffee Mondays to grab a free cup of coffee, tea, or hot chocolate and take a breather between classes.

Whether you're coming to study, chat, or just refuel, this is your weekly reminder to slow down and connect with fellow grad students.

Where? Office of Graduate Student Life (Commons 308)
When? Every Monday | 10am - 2pm
Come as you are — pajamas, laptops, and coffee orders welcome.

The event program is attached.  Slides from the event are here: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1m4Sl-uxm9fHJOfGwkz-Rrey7Lz_cJy8iiFjv-KFtWVc/edit?usp=sharing.

Recording: Webex meeting recording: Faculty Lunch & Learn: Library Video Services and the Innovation Lab-20260327 1752-1
Recording link: https://umbc.webex.com/umbc/ldr.php?RCID=2ba4c6efc942fd20b1fde9b490495dfd

Transcript: https://drive.google.com/file/d/195DByPlWUz2T9MNe1UtIt2R3UzZlp-mZ/view?usp=sharing

Looking to strengthen your research, writing, and presentation skills this semester? The Library is offering a series of Spring 2026 Grad Student Workshops designed to support you at every stage of your academic journey.

Topics include:

• Research methods & literature reviews

• Writing, communication, & presentation skills

• Sharing your work effectively

• Citation & research management

• Library services for graduate students

Whether you're just getting started or preparing to present your work, there's something here for you.

Scan the QR code on the flyer to view the full list of workshops, dates, details, and registration info.

It's happening right now!

Involvement Fest is underway, and Graduate Student Organizations (GSOs) are here and ready to meet you. If you've been thinking about getting involved, building community, or finding opportunities outside the classroom — this is your sign.

Stop by to:

• Meet Graduate Student Organizations

• Learn how to get involved or join a GSO

• Connect with fellow grad students

• Discover leadership and professional opportunities

Location: The RAC
Time: Now until 2 p.m.

Swing by before it wraps up — no RSVP needed. We'll see you there!

Join Us at Involvement Fest!

Involvement Fest is back, and the Graduate Student Association (GSA) is excited to kick off the new semester with you.

Stop by the RAC on Wednesday, February 4, from 12:00–2:00 PM to learn more about GSA and our Graduate Student Organizations, explore upcoming events and activities, and connect with fellow graduate students from across campus.

Whether you're looking to get involved, build community, or simply see what's happening this semester, Involvement Fest is a great place to start.

We hope to see you there!

Have you been seeing more announcements or emails related to AI tools or usage on campus?Do you have questions regarding the recent guidelines that were shared on the use ofartificial intelligence (AI) tools in the classroom? Would you like your voice heard, or wouldappreciate having student perspectives brought to the forefront of these conversations relating to AIpolicy and guidelines? 

The AOK Library would like to hear from you! If you would like to come together in a safe space to discuss AI use on campus, please stop by room 259 in the Library for two student only,student focused, in-person listening sessions happening soon (please see dates and times below and in our events page). Faculty will not be present, and conversations thatoccur within the space will remain anonymous to protect students' identities. All majors are welcome! 

There will be free pizza and drinks, and participants will be offered the chance to grab free swag, in addition to bonus library privileges! 

Session 1: Wednesday, February 25th, 12:00pm-1:00pm (Room 259)

Session 2: Wednesday, March 4th, 12:00pm-1:00pm (Room 259)

We encourage students interested in participating to register and add the individual events to their calendars!

These listening sessions are supported by the AOK Library, in partnership with Computer Science & Electrical Engineering, Information Systems, and the Dresher Center. We thank you for your support!