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Contact the Office of the Registrar

We are available Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
For support use SEAM's online form.
Phone: 410-234-9250
Address: 100 International Drive, Baltimore, MD 21202

Connect with Carey Business School

Get involved with Johns Hopkins Carey Business School

Carey Business School graduates spend a brief time at school as students, but they are alumni for life.

As a graduate, you are part of a Carey alumni network of more than 26,000 business leaders, entrepreneurs, and innovators. Carey Business School offers numerous opportunities for lifelong involvement – with your classmates, your friends, and your alma mater. Take advantage of everything the Carey Business School alumni network has to offer.

• Update your alumni profile to ensure you will receive the latest news and invitations to alumni events in your local area.
• Bookmark the Carey Business School website to stay updated on all news and events.

Stay connected with Carey

Follow us on social media.

• Facebook JHUCarey
• Twitter @JHUCarey
• Youtube JHUCareyBusiness
• LinkedIn Johns Hopkins University Carey Business School
• Instagram jhucarey

Connect with your classmates online or in person

• Add Johns Hopkins University Carey Business School to your education section on your LinkedIn profile.
• Plan or participate in an alumni event.

Open configuration options

As a Johns Hopkins Carey Business School graduate, you are part of a lifelong community. Find out the benefits of staying connected from alumnus Hao Yu.

Join an alumni club

The Carey Business School is growing its regional club presence to encourage connections among alumni in their own communities. There are currently alumni clubs in:

• Beijing
• The Greater New York City Area
• The Mid-Atlantic
• The San Francisco Bay Area
• Shanghai
• South Korea
• Boston
• Chicago
• Denver
• Los Angeles

All alumni within the region are automatically members of the club.

Learn more about our regional alumni groups.

If you live in an area where a club exists:

• Attend a local event.
• Connect with the club leadership to learn how to become a volunteer leader.
• Follow your local club on social media.
• Provide updated contact information.

If you are interested in starting a club in your area, contact the Carey Business School Office of Development and Alumni Relations

Learn more about our alumni networks

Admissions

• Meet with prospective students for informational interviews.
• Host a Carey information session at your place of work.
• Participate on alumni panels for admitted students.
• Connect with an admitted student and share your Carey experience.
• Host an accepted student reception or a summer send-off party.

Contact our admissions team for more information.

Career development

• Post a job or internship with your organization to Handshake.
• Host an Employer Information Session on campus in Baltimore or Washington, D.C.
• Participate as a guest speaker at one or more speaking engagements, Coffee Chats, or student organization speaking opportunities held throughout the year.
• Serve as an industry panelist and impart career advice to Carey students in a collaborative and engaging format.
• Host Carey Business School students on an Employer Trek at your organization.
• Interact with student organizations by participating in or hosting formal speaking engagements.
• Build a rapport between your organization’s human resources or corporate recruiting office and the Carey Business School Career Development Office.

Contact us, and we will work with you to create a customized experience to engage with talent from Carey.

Executive Education and training

• Attend or send employees to Carey Business School’s innovative Executive Education development courses.
• Assist with the development and delivery of the school’s cutting-edge business content in its Executive Education program.
• Enhance and grow your organization’s team through a customized executive development program.
• Support the growth of Carey Business School’s Executive Education Office by providing brand awareness within your organization and peer group.

For more information, visit our Executive Education webpage or contact our team directly.

Support the annual fund for the Carey Business School

• Make a yearly gift to provide critical support to our students, faculty, and mission.
• Become a member of the Carey Business School Giving Society.
• Include Carey Business School in your long-term financial and estate planning and be part of the Legacy Society.

Learn more about giving to the Carey Business School.

Join the Johns Hopkins University Alumni Network

The Johns Hopkins worldwide alumni network, with more than 222,000 alumni, possesses an unmatched wealth of talent and opportunity.

Get involved with the Johns Hopkins Alumni Association and attend events, participate in social and academic enrichment activities, and connect with fellow alumni.

• Participate in an affinity group and connect with alumni with common interests and shared experiences.
• Visit campus for Homecoming, Alumni Weekend, or anytime to relive the Johns Hopkins experience.

Washington Metro UPass College Student Program

UPass is Metro's college program giving students unlimited rides on Metrorail and Metrobus throughout the semester. U-Pass is included in the cost of tuition at participating schools (equivalent to $1 per day).

UPass Active Dates

• Fall 2025: August 18-December 19, 2025
• Spring 2026: January 17-May 15, 2026
• Summer 2026: May 26-July 21, 2026 (only for students enrolled full-time for the summer onsite)

Where to get UPass Cards

Orientation is the first time students will receive a new UPass card. After the first week of classes in September, students should visit the 4^th floor of the Hopkins Bloomberg Center in the Student Services Suite or email Carey.Student@jhu.edu.

Who is eligible?

• Full-time with in-person classes at the Hopkins Bloomberg Center in Washington DC.
• Eligible students will be automatically charged a fee to their student account each term.

Policies

• Replacements: Students can get one replacement card per year for a $20 fee.
• To receive a replacement for a lost UPass, visit the front desk of the 4 floor Student Services Suite.
• The pass is valid for the registered user only. You cannot lend or transfer your UPass to another person.
• Students cannot opt out of the UPass program. 

Can I put my UPass on my phone? 

• You can put your UPass in your Apple Wallet by following these instructions from WMATA.
• Note: If you transfer your UPass to your phone, the physical plastic card will become deactivated so that you can only use the UPass on your phone. 

Links

• UPass Program FAQs
• UPass Apple Wallet FAQ
• Express Mode for Apple Wallet
• UPass Apple Wallet Video

Quick facts

• The goal of the program is to save you money on Metro, avoid the hassles of driving, and help us take cars off the road for a cleaner environment.
• The pass is good for any type of trip: to school, work, internships, recreational events, and personal trips.
• The pass does not cover parking fees at Metro stations. U·Pass holders must use a separate SmarTrip card and pay the “Non-Rider” parking fees at Metro Stations.
• If you are a returning student, your card from the previous year has been deactivated permanently. You will have to pick up a new card.

Student Impact Teams: Defined

Student Impact Teams are a key initiative led by the Strategic Partnerships & Student Innovations (SPSI) Office at the Carey Business School. Student Innovations at Carey are co-curricular experiences and pathways to gain real-world experience and grow your network. This is a space for consultation, creation, and connection, and the Student Impact Teams embody this spirit by co-creating large-scale events—such as conferences and case competitions—in collaboration with Carey staff, faculty, and key external stakeholders.

These teams offer students the opportunity to lead from concept to execution, while building skills that reflect the excellence of Carey Business School.

Gaining Experience & Professional Development

Each team focuses on skill development and professional growth throughout the project lifecycle. Members will engage in pre-work such as role-based training and team building, followed by real-time project work. Dedicated time will be reserved for post-event reflection and process debriefing to ensure this is an intentional, growth-centered experience.

Team Responsibilities

• Defining the event scope, goals, and strategic approach
• Setting milestones and managing timelines
• Developing the event theme and key components with Carey stakeholders
• Identifying desired external participants (speakers, judges, sponsors, etc.)*
• Compiling outreach lists and managing contact communications*
• Collaborating with SPSI on logistics, budgeting, and marketing
• Leading day-of-event execution, including volunteer coordination 

• Participating in post-event debrief and assessment

  _{*External guest research, strategy, and outreach done in partnership with and under the guidance of Carey Corporate Relations staff members.}

Participant Commitment: 

• Weekly Time Commitment: ~3–4 hours/week (will increase closer to event date)
• Meetings:
  • Weekly team meetings (more frequent near the event)
  • Periodic meetings with stakeholders (e.g., Employer Relations, Development, Alumni Relations, and sponsors)
• Expectations:
  • Full participation through project completion, including post-event reflection
  • Flexibility, collaboration, and commitment to excellence
  • Professionalism with a growth mindset—perfection isn’t expected, but strong effort is 

What You'll Gain

• Real-world leadership and event management experience
• Critical skill development through training and applied practice
• Networking opportunities with internal leaders, faculty, alumni, and business professionals
• Professional visibility as a campus leader and innovator
• Resume-ready experience that offers strong examples for interviews and letters of recommendation
• Tangible impact on Carey Business School through innovation and legacy-building

Application Process

• Apply between August 1st – September 5th, 2025  (application now open!)
• Interviews: Conducted during the week of September 8 for top candidates
• Team Formation: Final teams selected by September 12th, 2025
   (Note: The AstraZeneca Case Competition team may be finalized earlier) 

Questions about joining a Student Impact Team?

E-mail Carey_Partnerships@jh.edu