Get Involved

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.
Meet the 2021-2022 Homewood Student Ambassadors

Chris Park ’23, Volunteer Coordinator
Chris is a junior studying International Studies from Glenview, Illinois. He has been part of Hopkins Votes since his freshman year and is excited to get every Hopkins student registered and ready. He currently is an editor of The Johns Hopkins News-Letter and the programming director of the Foreign Affairs Symposium. In his free time, he likes to read, watch Seinfeld, and go on the search for the best donut shop in Baltimore.

Greta Maras ’23, Digital Media Coordinator
Greta is a junior from Naperville, Illinois, majoring in Political Science and International Studies. She is a Woodrow Wilson Research Fellow and a member of JHU Public Policy Consulting, Political Science Steering Committee, Mock Trial, Hopkins Students Against Homelessness, Catholic Community at Hopkins, and Baltimore First. She has really enjoyed volunteering in and exploring Baltimore in her time as a student so far, and she is excited to continue doing so!

Rishi Wahi ’24, Student Organization Coordinator
Rishi is a sophomore Molecular & Cellular Biology major from Houston, Texas. Rishi serves as a Student Organization Coordinator with Hopkins Votes after volunteering throughout the fall 2020 semester at virtual registration events and trainings. He is also a Lab Manager with Agara Bio, a student-driven community biology lab here at Hopkins.

Reshmi Patel ’22, Events and Resource Coordinator
Reshmi is a senior studying Biophysics and minoring in History, Physics, and Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. She became a Hopkins Votes Ambassador to contribute to reducing voter suppression and voter apathy on campus and in Baltimore. Reshmi also works as a hotline responder and volunteer liaison for the Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network (RAINN) and is a SEED Diversity Educator. She enjoys playing ultimate frisbee and rugby and making jigsaw puzzles in her free time.