Looking for a way to become civically active while at JHU? Volunteer with Hopkins Votes, and make sure your colleagues and classmates are registered and ready!
With each U.S. election we need all Blue Jay hands on deck to make sure everyone at Hopkins is able to make their voice heard and be counted. Commit to action and sign-up to volunteer below.
Have questions? Contact HopkinsVotes@jhu.edu.
Sophia Baleeiro is a sophomore majoring in Political Science and Environmental Science. She is on the fencing team and serve as a Recruitment and Engagement Director for Hopkins Model UN. Additionally, she works in a lab at the Baltimore Social Environmental Collaborative. She is looking forward to engaging with our student body during this election cycle and beyond.
Arionna is a junior majoring in Molecular & Cellular Biology on the Pre-Medical track. She recognizes the importance of students having a voice in their communities. As an out-of-state student from South Carolina, one of Arionna’s goals is to decrease the complexities surrounding absentee voting. Arionna is excited to connect students to resources, get students registered, and most of all, help students become voters!
Arielle is a junior studying Public Health from Chicago, IL. She serves as the Marketing Director for TEDxJHU and is an active member of the SOCA dance team. Additionally, Arie is a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. She is passionate about voter education, registration, and mobilization, believing that these are crucial for ensuring everyone has equal access. Arie is excited to provide students with the necessary resources to get out there and vote!
Julie Fang is a sophomore majoring in Molecular and Cellular Biology from Eden Prairie, Minnesota. On campus, She is involved in Baltimore First with the Center for Social Concern, TEDxJHU, and the Hopkins Student Organization for Programming. She is passionate about civic engagement and fostering active participation. As a Hopkins Votes Ambassador, she is excited to create innovative initiatives, address common voting misconceptions, and inspire students to amplify their voices. In her role, she hopes to effectively communicate important voting information and resources, aiming to build a campus of informed and engaged voters.
Sareen Muthyala is a rising Sophomore and Biophysics major. He is a proud member of the Hopkins Model UN team and enjoy lifting and hiking in his free time. He is very interested in the intersection of medicine and health policy and looking to explore the field further!
Alex Paolucci (they/them) is a junior studying political science and international studies with a minor in women’s and gender studies. They hope to work in public policy around social issues and their intersections with economic inequality. In their free time, they are a member of Jaywalk dance team and like to cook. This will be their second year as a Hopkins Votes Ambassador, and they’re looking forwards to continuing the organization’s work!
Rishi is a senior Molecular & Cellular Biology major from Houston, Texas and aspiring physician-scientist. Rishi serves as Homewood Campus Co-Student Director with Hopkins Votes after volunteering with Hopkins Votes for the past three years. He is also the treasurer at Agara Bio, an undergraduate-run community biology lab at Homewood.
Elizabeth is from southeast PA, and she is am a senior and concurrent master’s student in biomedical engineering. On campus, she is involved in Blue Key Society, Tutorial Project, and Alpha Phi Omega. She is also a PILOT leader and am involved in research on the medical campus.
Jacquelyn is a senior from Hampstead, Maryland majoring in Political Science and Jazz Voice Performance. After 3 years with Hopkins Votes, Jacquelyn will be leading Hopkins Votes efforts on the Peabody Campus. Most recently, she served as Campus Student Director for the 2023-2024 School Year. In addition to working with Hopkins Votes, Jacquelyn serves as a Class of 2025 Senator for SGA. Off-campus, she serves as a Board Member for the Baltimore Jazz Alliance and her local League of Women Voters
Grayson Miller (he/him), is a rising junior majoring in Public Health with a minor in Civic Life. He will be studying in DC this Fall as part of the Hopkins Semester DC Program. The theme for this Fall is ‘The 2024 Election in Historical Perspective’ and he plans to focus on exploring the role of media in our democracy and how it has impacted public health policy. Aside from his interest in health policy – and civic engagement of course – he enjoys going to concerts and traveling in my free time. Although he will be living and studying in DC next semester and he is super excited to be part of the Hopkins Votes team this year and looks forward to being involved from DC and with our activities at Homewood as much as possible!
If you have questions or need assistance, email HopkinsVotes@jhu.edu
