Our Building

The School of Nursing is located on the University's East Baltimore campus, in the Anne M. Pinkard Building. Situated in the heart of Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions campus, the building opened in 1998 and is the first structure at Hopkins dedicated solely to nursing education and research. The facility was named Outstanding Building by American School & University.

Take a tour of the Anne M. Pinkard Building:

• Classroom space
• Computer facilities
• Practice laboratories
• Research laboratories
• Student lounges
• Auditorium
• Cafe
• Outdoor courtyard

Tomorrow's Vision

Though the Anne M. Pinkard building opened just ten years ago, the School has quickly outgrown this award-winning structure. Student enrollments have nearly doubled since 1998 and faculty and staff numbers have increased as well. In response, the School of Nursing is planning an ambitious expansion of the school facilities.

Plans are underway to expand the SON campus to better meet the needs of our students and faculty, and to incorporate state of the art technology and equipment in our simulation laboratories and classrooms. In 2009, the School enhanced its physical space with a brand new 72 seat classroom and an additional simulation lab built within the Pinkard building. The School also took possession of two buildings adjacent to the Pinkard building for use as administrative offices and additional areas for student study and recreation. The School garden connects all three buildings and provides a peaceful environment for lunch, to catch up with colleagues, or for a quiet break.

The next phase in the development of the campus will be the construction of a 6-story building addition. The School is conducting a $40 million capital campaign to make this new building a reality. It will take several years for the School to raise the funds necessary to proceed with construction but once complete, this building will provide the physical environment to increase enrollment, recruit more faculty, provide innovative space for faculty and student collaboration, and keep our teaching environment at the cutting edge within nursing schools.

For further information, or to support our campaign for the new building, please contact Fiona Newton, 410-955-4284, fnewton1@son.jhmi.edu .