Education researchers are gathering in Long Beach for AERA 2026, the world’s largest meeting for the field. Thousands of sessions showcasing cutting-edge work, including many led by #jhusoe faculty and students, will spotlight the latest in education research.
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Stay informed and inspired! Sign up for our Education Matters newsletter to receive the latest insights, research updates, and resources tailored for educators and learners alike. Don’t miss out—join our community today! #jhusoe
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#jhusoe's Counseling & Educational Studies Dept. Chair Christy Harnett urges reclaiming "spirit resilience" by prioritizing life-animators—art, nature, family, joy. Schedule what renews you to restore vitality, empathy, and better care.
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Wow! A huge THANK YOU for celebrating #jhusoe on #ONEHopkins!
Missed all of the excitement? You’re in luck! There’s still time to give and claim your limited-edition Hopkins sesquicentennial backpack with a gift of $35. Check it out!
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Wow! A huge THANK YOU for celebrating #jhusoe on #ONEHopkins!
Missed all of the excitement? You’re in luck! There’s still time to give and claim your limited-edition Hopkins sesquicentennial backpack with a gift of $35. Check it out!
https://www.givecampus.com/s/g86cv7
New swag? Yes please!
Make your #ONEHopkins gift of $35 or more to the #jhusoe Student Emergency Fund and get a limited-edition Hopkins sesquicentennial backpack—perfect for carrying your Hopkins pride into the next 150 years. https://bit.ly/4bhbAjR
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States are taking on more education decisions — what does that mean for students, teachers, and families? Join #jhusoe's @educationdean & Kunjan Narechania, CEO of Watershed Advisors, as they unpack state-led education innovation.
March 11 | 5 p.m.
🔗 https://events.jhu.edu/form/state-of-education
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Level up your counseling career.
#jhusoe students and alums: Don’t miss the 2026 Counseling Career & Site Fair on Mar 9 at the School of Education. Connect w/employers offering practicum placements, internships, and full-time roles.
Registration required: https://bit.ly/4aDxD3S
The image is a promotional graphic for "The State of Education: A Conversation with Kunjan Narechania," part of the "Speaking of Education series." It features a stack of books with an apple on top and the "Hopkins at Home" logo.
States are taking on more education decisions — what does that mean for students, teachers, and families? Join #jhusoe's @educationdean & Kunjan Narechania, CEO of Watershed Advisors, as they unpack state-led education innovation.
March 11 | 5 p.m.
🔗 https://events.jhu.edu/form/state-of-education
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The American Counseling Association’s Thelma T. Daley Advocacy & Equity Award honors advocates for Black and Brown communities. Most recent nominee, #jhusoe Prof. Norma Day-Vines, measures attitudes on race, ethnicity, culture & reduces barriers to well-being.
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"Teaching is not just an act of faith — it's an act of love...we’re all links in a larger chain: those who taught before us, those we teach today, and those who will teach after us."
Thank you to Michelle Adams for joining #jhusoe in a riveting and inspiring conversation.
Promotional graphic for a "Career and Site Fair" by Johns Hopkins School of Education. The event is scheduled for Monday, March 9, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The background features abstract geometric shapes.
Level up your counseling career.
#jhusoe students and alums: Don’t miss the 2026 Counseling Career & Site Fair on Mar 9 at the School of Education. Connect w/employers offering practicum placements, internships, and full-time roles.
Registration required: https://bit.ly/4aDxD3S
States are taking on more education decisions — what does that mean for students, teachers, and families? Join #jhusoe's @educationdean and Kunjan Narechania, CEO of Watershed Advisors, as they unpack state-led education innovation.
March 11 | 5 p.m.
🔗 https://events.jhu.edu/form/state-of-education
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24 hours. 8,000 donors. Endless im-pack!
Show your support for #jhusoe students on this milestone edition of #ONEHopkins! Your generosity fuels the incredible work we do—and a gift of $35 gets you a limited-edition Hopkins sesquicentennial backpack!
https://www.givecampus.com/s/g86cv7
The image is a promotional graphic for "The State of Education: A Conversation with Kunjan Narechania," part of the "Speaking of Education series." It features a stack of books with an apple on top and the "Hopkins at Home" logo.
States are taking on more education decisions — what does that mean for students, teachers, and families? Join #jhusoe's @educationdean & Kunjan Narechania, CEO of Watershed Advisors, as they unpack state-led education innovation.
March 11 | 5 p.m.
🔗 https://events.jhu.edu/form/state-of-education
Happy 150th, Hopkins! 🎉 Our #jhusoe ITGL students helped us celebrate with cupcakes from Midnite Confections — sweet treats and school spirit all around. Thanks to everyone who stopped by to join the party!
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How does state policy adapt to shifting education landscapes?
Join our virtual panel on Feb. 26 at 7 p.m. ET to hear policymakers, analysts, and leaders discuss national trends, state priorities, and take your questions. Open to the #jhusoe community.
🔗 https://bit.ly/4qXaZKa
#jhusoe's Ashley Berner and @edweek.org's Rick Hess explore the implications of changes in civil society for students, educators, and school leaders.
www.edweek.org/policy-politics/opinion-...
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24 hours. 8,000 donors. Endless im-pack!
Show your support for #jhusoe students on this milestone edition of #ONEHopkins! Your generosity fuels the incredible work we do—and a gift of $35 gets you a limited-edition Hopkins sesquicentennial backpack!
https://www.givecampus.com/s/g86cv7
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Despite the chilly weather, our recent brunch was warm and delightful!
Looking ahead to an exciting transition for the #jhusoe Applied Behavior Analysis Program—moving to a fully synchronous online format in Spring 2026—we cherished the opportunity to come together in person.
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Ready to shape the future of medical education?
The #jhusoe MEHP program prepares educators with innovative approaches to advance healthcare teaching.
Learn more: education.jhu.edu/masters-programs/master-...
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Three brilliant #jhusoe professors—Balfanz, Gehlbach & Johnson Jr.—were chosen as 2026 AERA Fellows! Recognized for their remarkable contributions to education research, they will be inducted during the Annual Meeting.
www.aera.net/Newsroom/AERA-Selects-34...
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This image features a person in a suit smiling at the camera. Behind the individual is a blue background with abstract line art. A quote above reads: "It was because of the [professors] practical skills at the mental health practitioner level at Hopkins that gave me a lot of the skills and the background to teach my students and to provide practical information." The name "Tony Spann" and "MS Counseling '10" are displayed beside the person. At the bottom right, it says, "from the SOE Storybank."
We’re proud to showcase how #jhusoe is shaping the future of counseling! Alum Tony highlights that the practical skills he gained from our dedicated professors have not only enriched his own practice but also helped him provide invaluable insights to his students. #NCSW26
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This #NCSW26, we’re shining a spotlight on the incredible diversity of educational experiences at #jhusoe! Alum Minjee highlights how our unique courses—beyond just clinical requirements—opened doors to fresh avenues and exciting opportunities in her counseling journey.
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Congrats to Linda Duverné, a standout #jhusoe Counseling student, for receiving the NBCC Minority Fellowship. This honor reflects her dedication to the field and empowers her to serve underserved communities and drive innovative initiatives.
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School infrastructure shapes educational outcomes, attendance, and test scores, say #jhusoe researchers. Improving facilities can boost success and address inequities impacting Black and Hispanic students. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/237273222513...
#jhusoe's Ashley Berner and Education Week's Frederick Hess explore the essential role of geography education for American students.
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Research from #jhusoe highlights that social-media-based mental health programs effectively reduce anxiety, depression, and stress, especially when human-guided. This emphasizes social media's growing role in accessible mental health care. 📱
https://www.jmir.org/2025/1/e67953
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With classes starting today, our building is truly starting to feel like home! #jhusoe
