Join us for Coffee Monday and connect with fellow grad students in a relaxed, welcoming space. Whether you're juggling research, classes, work (because let's be honest, most of us are), or just need a Monday reset — this is your moment to pause and recharge.

No pressure. No agenda. Just good vibes and good people.

Bring a friend or come solo — either way, you belong here.

EVERY MONDAY | 10am-2pm
Office of Graduate Student Life, Commons 308

1. Matthew Fabian, Ph.D., FDA Biologist
2. Joe Blasic, Ph.D., Senior Manager at Meso Scale Discovery
3. Sarah Luttrell, Ph.D., Research Assistant at the Smithsonian Institution Feather Identification Lab, based in the National Museum of Natural History
4. Lucy Brown, Ph.D., Research Division, PinnacleCare/SunLife, Medical Writer and Technical editor
5. Chong Zhang, Ph.D., Data and Analytics Manager/Tech, Freddie Mac
6. Jong Park, Ph.D., Postdoctoral Research Associate Training (PRAT) fellow in the laboratory of Dr. Brant Weinstein at the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human, Development (NICHD)
7. James T. Melton III, Ph.D., SEA Program Officer, Howard Hughes Medical Institute
8. Max Bangs, Ph.D., Technical Application Scientist | Next Generation, Sequencing, GENEWIZ Multiomics & Synthesis Solutions
9. Linda Huynh, Ph.D., Lead Research Editor, The Michael J. Fox Foundation For Parkinson's Research
10. Ryan Weeks-Rutan, Ph.D., Sr. Sustainability Specialist, Green Labs & Zero Waste, Office of Climate & Sustainability, Johns Hopkins University

Applications are open for the third annual Discover Symposium and Salk Edge program at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies!

The Salk Institute, located in San Diego, California, is one of the top five research centers in the world and has been home to six Nobel Laureates.

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.

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.