Student Services
Student Business Cards
Current Carey Business School students pursuing a bachelor's or master's degree may order official Johns Hopkins Carey Business School cards through the Johns Hopkins Design & Publications office. All have the Johns Hopkins University and Carey Business School name in official typeset.
Activities and Events
On a regular basis the Carey Business School and many student clubs host outstanding speakers, conferences and networking events. As a Carey Business School student you have the opportunity to take advantage of these activities to enhance what is learned inside the classroom. Some of this year’s events include talks by Sheila Bair, chairman of the FDIC, David Rubenstein, managing director of the Carlyle Group, Career Quest Career Fair, and the Entrepreneurship Conference.
Computing Services
The University and School provide a number of computer services for our students including Web hosting, personal Web sites, discounts on equipment, technical support and remote access to Johns Hopkins library resources, and other Johns Hopkins computer resources.
Additionally, through the Johns Hopkins Enterprise Directory (JHED), an online source, students can access:
- Online registration, access to billing information and grades
- Free email and online calendar
- Access to update directory listing
Blackboard Course Web Sites
The Johns Hopkins Carey Business School uses Blackboard, a course management tool that provides instructors the opportunity to integrate technology into the teaching and learning process.
Faculty members create and manage their own course Web sites while having the ability to gauge students' knowledge and encourage exploration. Enrolled students can access course sites and communicate with instructors and students from a Web browser.
Tutor Referral Network
The Johns Hopkins Carey Business School provides a Tutor Referral Network to assist students with tutoring needs. Current and former students who have excelled in a certain course or discipline provide tutoring for a fee to help all Carey Business School students succeed.
Writing Center
The Johns Hopkins Carey Business School's Writing Center is available to all current Carey students who need assistance with their papers. The Center and its tutors aim to provide quality writing assistance to help students develop their own writing abilities and become skilled readers of their own writing. Writing Center tutors can help at any stage of the writing process, whether clarifying an initial focuc, developing a thesis, structuring an argument, integrating sources, or revising a draft. Tutors do not offer intensive instruction in the rudiments of English, although tutors can help students learn to identify and correct patterns of error, or point them to available resources.
