The Johns Hopkins Diversity Leadership Council is in the process of identifying new faculty, staff and students to serve on the council, which serves as advisory to the president and senior leadership on diversity issues in both the university and health system.

Established by President Brody in 1997, the DLC meets once a month. Membership, which is for one or two years with a time commitment of four to six hours per month, requires previous experience in community activities, leadership capabilities, change management skills, a commitment to inclusion and the ability to communicate across and about differences.

Nominations, including a short biography and brief description of the candidate's reasons for wishing to serve on the council, should be forwarded to dlcnominations@jhu.edu or 130 Garland Hall, Homewood. Self-nominations are encouraged from all levels of the university. The deadline for receiving nominations is June 30. More information on the DLC is available at www.jhu.edu/dlc.

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