Johns Hopkins Provost’s Fellows Program
The Provost’s Fellows Program provides an opportunity for Johns Hopkins faculty members to study an issue of importance to the university in depth and prepare a set of recommendations to the Provost for implementation.
2011–2013 Provost’s Fellows
 | SEAN FAHEY DHS Programs Manager, Applied Information Sciences Department Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab
Sean is working on improving the ways in which members of the Johns Hopkins community can discover and interact with people, organizations, and activities across the university to enable each of us to make greater impacts in our professional fields. He is designing and implementing an information system which will combine expertise discovery and social networking. |
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 | KELLY GEBO Associate Professor and Director of Undergraduate Public Health Studies Johns Hopkins University
Kelly is working on the JUMP initiative, a program to improve undergraduate retention rates, and the transition between freshman and sophomore year particularly among students majoring in the sciences. She is also participating in the University initiative to review the undergraduate science curriculum in response to the recent AAMC changes in the MCAT. |
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 | CHARLES LIMB Associate Professor of Otolaryngology, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Faculty, Johns Hopkins Peabody Conservatory of Music
Charles is collaborating on the Provost Project for Innovation. This project has the goals of identifying, highlighting and fostering innovation within the university. To this end, the concept of innovation is approached broadly through each of the divisions, and with a diverse group of faculty members whose work demonstrates an extraordinary degree of creativity. |
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