Get Involved

Volunteering's easy, but we've got some fine print. Before you sign up, become familiar with our Volunteer Code of Conduct.

Attend Events

• There are almost 70 regional alumni communities worldwide, all of which are dedicated to planning fun events that promote alumni interaction. Learn more about your community here, and join us for an event in your city.
• Got interests? Of course you do! The Alumni Association has 30+ industry, identity, and shared interest groups for you, based on you, your career, and your hobbies.
• Did you know that Johns Hopkins University Schools, like SAIS and Carey, have regional clubs around the world? You can get involved in those events, too!

Volunteer on a Committee

• Events can’t happen without a dedicated planning committee. Are you fun-loving and social? Industry, identity and shared interest, regional or international alumni leadership might be for you.
• Are you a Homewood Alumni Weekend and Homecoming regular? Consider joining your class committee, and reconnect with colleagues and friends.

Join the Conversation

• Follow and share our social media channels, Facebook, Instagram, X, and LinkedIn. Make sure to tag us in your conversations!
• Lend your expertise by giving advice to a current student or recent grad on OneHop, your one stop for career, community & connection. Learn more, here.

Share Your Love For Hopkins

• Become a member of our social media ambassadorship program, Hopkins Promoters, and help spread the word about the latest news and events going on at Hopkins to your friends and followers. 
• Honor rising talent in your community – submit a Book Award on behalf of the Alumni Association.
• Honor an outstanding alum, professor, or community member by nominating them for an Alumni Association Award.

Reunite with Friends

• Attend Alumni Weekend at Homewood or your school.
• Connect with other recent Homewood grads at Young Alumni Weekend.
• Don't forget to join us for Black Alumni Weekend.

We can’t send you information about any of these opportunities unless we know how to reach you! Update your contact information to receive Hopkins news and event invitations.

The perspectives and opinions expressed by the speakers during these programs are those of the speakers and not, necessarily, those of Johns Hopkins University and the scheduling of any speaker at an alumni event or program does not constitute the University’s endorsement of the speaker’s perspectives and opinions.

Johns Hopkins Alumni Association Community Standards for Alumni Events
The Johns Hopkins Alumni Association (JHAA) is dedicated to fostering a welcoming, inclusive, and respectful environment for all participants in its programs and events. To ensure a positive experience for all, participants in JHAA activities agree to adhere to the following standards:

• Treat all attendees, volunteers, and staff with respect, collegiality, and civility.
• Uphold honesty, integrity, and fairness in interactions, aligning with the values of the University.
• Avoid behaviors that could jeopardize the safety or well-being of others, including excessive alcohol consumption or the possession of prohibited items.
• Discriminatory, harassing, or disruptive behavior will not be tolerated, as to ensure an inclusive space for dialogue and connection.

The JHAA reserves the right to address concerns, and if unresolved, to exclude individuals whose actions undermine the safety, enjoyment, or inclusivity of the community. Participants witnessing inappropriate behavior should report it to an event organizer or JHAA staff member. Together, we can create enriching and enjoyable experiences that reflect the values and excellence of Johns Hopkins University.