Alumni
Are you an alum from the Johns Hopkins University Schools of Public Health, Nursing or Medicine that worked with SOURCE during your time as a student?
We’re excited to reconnect with the alumni that have made SOURCE what it is. You can continue to be involved with SOURCE in the following ways:
Sign up to receive our Alumni & Friends Newsletter
SOURCE Alumni Award for Outstanding Community Service
The Connection Community Consultants Program
Stay in Touch
Donate to SOURCE
SOURCE Alumni & Friends Newsletter
SOURCE sends a twice-yearly alumni & friends newsletter with updates about what’s going on at SOURCE and about involvement opportunities.
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SOURCE Alumni Award for Outstanding Community Service
Each April during National Volunteer Week, SOURCE hosts a Volunteer Appreciation and Community Service Awards Ceremony to honor students, faculty, community members, and alumni who participated in community activities throughout the academic year. Our SOURCE Alumni Award recognizes an individual alum from either the Bloomberg School of Public Health, School of Nursing, or School of Medicine for her/his outstanding community service. Awards will be presented in April 2022.
To submit a nomination, simply send an email to SOURCE@jhu.edu by Wed, April 20 with the nominee's name, JHU school affiliation, and a brief description of their current community engagement activities. Let us know why they deserve to be recognized for their service! For more details and to learn more about past winners, visit our Community Service Awards page.
The Connection Community Consultants Program
SOURCE is currently recruiting interested alumni and students to assist community-based organizations (CBOs) with community-identified projects. SOURCE provides services to our partnering CBOs in Baltimore that need assistance with short-term projects (6-8 weeks long). Projects may include data analysis and interpretation, surveying, research, writing/revising grants, curriculum design and teaching health topics and much more. Small teams of 3-5 students typically work on a project. Projects are short-term, with a flexible time commitment (max. 8 weeks).
Any interested alums can join a team to serve in one of two capacities:
- team participant
- subject matter expert to provide guidance to the consulting teams
Want to be a part of the Connection?
To register for The Connection, send your resume or CV to SOURCE@jhu.edu and indicate which of the two roles listed above you would prefer. For more information, visit our Connection Community Consultants page.
Do you work or volunteer in a Baltimore City non-profit organization? Let us know!
Are you currently working with any Baltimore City non-profit organizations, either in a public health context or non-traditional setting? We would love to hear about it! Please take a moment to fill out this form and let us know about your experience working in our communities. We’re always looking for colleagues and collaborators in the city!
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Donate to SOURCE
Since our founding in 2005, SOURCE has continued to expand with new programming, involving more students, faculty, and community partners in our work. As we continue to grow, so does our need for funding. You have experienced, first hand, what SOURCE can do for Baltimore and for health professionals.
We urge you to contribute to SOURCE so that we can continue to grow and evolve along with the JHU health professional schools. With your donation, you can help us to continue to provide support and resources to faculty and community preceptors through the SOURCE Service-Learning Faculty and Community Fellows Program, provide professional development and training to students through the SOURCE Service Scholars Program, and support new initiatives to engage student, faculty and staff through service and service-learning.
