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Located in East Baltimore, this division is one of the world’s top-ranked institutions for medical education and research.

What is the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine?

100

Over the past year, this number of new team members joined the Office of the Vice Provost for Research, bringing fresh ideas and energy to our growing community.

What is 10?

100

This division of Johns Hopkins runs global health research and training programs in more than 60 countries, tackling issues like malaria, maternal health, and nutrition.

What is the Bloomberg School of Public Health?

100

This university president, who served from 1972 to 1990, was also a renowned historian and led major expansion efforts at JHU.

Who was Steven Muller?

100

This U.S. diplomat and former Secretary of State earned a Master’s degree from JHU's School of Advanced International Studies.

Who is Madeleine Albright?

200

The newest academic division at JHU, this school focuses on public service, democracy, and policy innovation.

What is the School of Government and Policy?

200

OVPR staff track and submit working hours through this JHU platform.

What is E210?

200

Established in partnership with Nanjing University, this joint center offers a bilingual graduate program in China focused on international relations and U.S.-China collaboration.

What is the Hopkins–Nanjing Center?

200

Johns Hopkins helped pioneer this graduate-level degree, now standard at U.S. research universities.
 

What is the PhD?

200

This Nobel Prize-winning physicist and JHU alumnus is known for his work in quantum electrodynamics.
 

Who is Richard Feynman?

300

This division specializes in interdisciplinary research and graduate education in engineering and applied sciences.

What is the Whiting School of Engineering?

300

This platform replaced Slack as our primary collaboration tool.

What is Microsoft Teams?

300

JHU has research centers and partnerships on every continent—except this one.

What is Antarctica?

300

This JHU-affiliated institution played a key role in the development of the polio vaccine in the 1950s.

What is the Johns Hopkins Hospital?

300

This best-selling author of The Fault in Our Stars earned his M.A. from the JHU Writing Seminars program.
 

Who is John Green?

400

In 1909, this school at JHU became the first in the U.S. to offer a degree in public health.

What is the Bloomberg School of Public Health?

400

This person currently serves as the Vice Provost for Research at Johns Hopkins University.

Who is Denis Wirtz?

400

This global public health crisis made JHU a household name for its real-time dashboard viewed worldwide.

What is COVID-19?

400

In 1942, this division of JHU was established to advance engineering education and research during World War II.

What is the Applied Physics Laboratory (APL)?

400

This Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and editor of The Washington Post helped bring down a U.S. president during the Watergate scandal.

Who is Bob Woodward?

500

This is JHU’s undergraduate liberal arts and sciences division, based on the Homewood campus.

What is the Krieger School of Arts & Sciences?

500

This beverage is unofficially known as the fuel for early morning OVPR meetings.

What is coffee?

500

Founded in 1955, this European campus of JHU's School of Advanced International Studies is located in an Italian city famous for its cuisine and medieval university.

What is SAIS Europe in Bologna?

500

In 1954, Johns Hopkins awarded this civil rights pioneer an honorary degree—the first woman to receive such an honor from the university.
 

Who was Mary McLeod Bethune?

500

This JHU alum co-discovered the structure of DNA and later received the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.

Who is Francis Crick?