Why stay connected
Strengthening the network of alumni and practitioners was one of the Club’s three founding aims. The Club began as a community in which members help one another, and its record shows what that looked like: talks from practitioners, introductions, and shared learning. Staying connected keeps that possible.
Students and alumni who know where to find one another, across Johns Hopkins schools.
Alumni experience, offered to students who are working out how recruiting works.
A way to be asked, when a student or a Club event needs someone from the field.
Talks, recaps and cases, shared with the people who attended or want to follow along.
What registering means
- 01It records interest only. It is not a membership and creates no account or login.
- 02It is a way to be contacted about the ways of being involved that were ticked, and only about the Club.
- 03Nothing is published. There is no public directory or member list, and no details appear on this site.
- 04It can be withdrawn at any time, through the contact form.
- 05It involves no university body. The Club is an independent archive and resource, not an official publication of Johns Hopkins University.
Register your interest
Privacy
How registrations are handled
- Collected
- The fields on the form: name, contact email, school and class year, organisation and role, city or region, how to be involved, and an optional professional profile address.
- Used for
- Contacting the registrant about the Club, in line with the options ticked. Nothing else.
- Not done
- No publication, no public directory, no sale and no sharing outside the Club. There are no member logins.
- Who receives it
- Registrations are delivered privately by email to the Club’s organiser. The site stores nothing itself.
- Withdrawing
- At any time, through the contact form. The registration is then deleted.
- Keeping
- Registrations are kept for up to 24 months, then deleted unless the registrant renews. They can be removed sooner on request.
More in the privacy notice.