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Taylor Binnix Baylus, MA, MPH
Graduate Education | Public Mental Health | Resume Consultant


Co-Instructor: 4th Term Special Studies: Preparing to Teach
March 19, 2026 AY25-26 4th Term Special Studies: Preparing to Teach: Designed and launched curriculum for departmental TA Training, complimenting experiential learning in 340.865 Teaching Epidemiologic Methods and Concepts at the Graduate Level. Launched and lead course for students to build an original Course Module, including Learning Outcomes, Lectures & Materials, Active Learning strategies, Assessment & Grading, on a topic of their choice to use in their Teaching Portfol
7 days ago


Newsletter Coordinator, Springdale Community Association (SCA)
2024-Present Coordinate thrice-annual newsletter content with Board members for distribution to 700 homes Write and edit copy for community newsletter March 2026 December 2025 August 2025
Mar 15


Active Learning and Engagement Strategies: Jeopardy Game
March 6, 2026 March 6, 2026 : Jeopardy for Admitted Students in the Department of Epidemiology, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Categories: Curriculum, Living in Baltimore, Just for Fun, Next Steps, Life on Campus, Funding and Fees. November 13, 2026 : MHS and ScM Degree Information Session, Department of Epidemiology, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Categories: Curriculum, Program Leadership, Epi Department, My Application, On Campus, Fundin
Mar 6


Next Steps Career Workshop: How to Write a Winning Resume
January 27, 2026 Binnix Baylus, Taylor , Noelle Vargas, Paul Hutchinson. January 2026. “Next Steps Career Workshop: How to Write a Winning Resume.” Current Topics in Epidemiologic Research, Department of Epidemiology, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. (Virtual) Designed and lead in-class virtual resume workshop for 70+ students. Follow up session involved peer-to-peer feedback and facilitator feedback on editing resumes, writing cover letters, and opportunity s
Jan 27


Facilitator: Student-Content Engagement Module: Schedule of Study Tips
December 30, 2025 AY25-26 340.721.81 Epidemiologic Inference in Public Health I (3 rd Term) Designed and implemented schedule of asynchronous, ungraded weekly-study tips to improve student-content engagement, student-student engagement, and student-instructor engagement, with a focus on studying to prepare for course examinations. Designing High-Impact Learning Experiences Certification: Advanced Academic Programs (AAP) Faculty Certificate Program, Johns Hopkins Krieger Scho
Dec 30, 2025


Excellence in Teaching Recognition
May 15, 2025 The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health has a long tradition and a firm commitment to instruction of the highest quality. Excellence in teaching stimulates intellectual curiosity in students and prepares them to address the most challenging public health problems facing the world today. Each term, students recognize through their course evaluations the faculty who have contributed significantly to the intellectual life of the School through their exce
May 15, 2025


Research and Practice Funding
March 31, 2025 Completed Title: Data for Health Gender Equity CORE. Principal Investigator: Michelle Kaufman, PhD, MA. Role: Project Manager (2023) Major Goal: The Gender Equity Core will serve as a knowledge center and resource hub for all partners and countries in the Data for Health Initiative to center gender equity in their work. Award: Bloomberg Philanthropies, BP-2019-67099 Total award amount including indirect costs: $2,500,000; Project dates: 07/01/2021-03/31/2025
Mar 31, 2025


Lutherville-Timonium Living (Feature)
A Perfect Pandemic Love Story: The Bayluses January 2023 By Taylor Binnix Baylus and Alycia Edwards "When the world shut down" in March...
Jan 11, 2023


Let's talk about formatting.
"How do I fit all of this on one page?" Great question. For mid-to-senior level career professionals, it can be difficult to squeeze all...
Dec 1, 2022


Your resume is like a dating profile.
*Cover image: TELUS International (Source) The differences between your dating profile and your resume: *ATS = Applicant tracking system...
Nov 30, 2022


Coach for the Towson Recreation Council (TRC) Youth Ultimate Frisbee Clinic
2022-Present Plan practice schedule for ~30 students Coordinate practice groups of 6-7 students in 5th-8th grades Organize...
Oct 13, 2022


Home Stager for The Beliveau Group of EXP Realty
2022-Present Stage one property every two weeks (seasonal fluctuations in volume) Consult with prospective home sellers about prepping...
Sep 1, 2022


Stoop Storytelling: Real Life Rom-Coms
Real Life Rom-Coms: True Stories about Meet Cutes and Bad Breaks featuring Taylor Binnix telling the Taylor & Danny Story Monday,...
Feb 7, 2022


Risk factors for suicide clusters in Maryland public schools
MPH Program Capstone: Research Report Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Master of Public Health Degree Johns...
Dec 7, 2021


Biostatistics Course TA & Grader
Statistical Methods in Public Health I, II, III, and IV Department of Biostatistics Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health...
Aug 25, 2021


Student Resource "Final Paper Project Tracker"
Problem Solving in Public Health Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Extradepartmental Course Course Co-Facilitator / Lead...
Jul 29, 2021


Accounting for perceptions of stigma, silence, and misunderstanding in suicidal survival narratives
"Accounting for perceptions of stigma, silence, and misunderstanding in suicidal survival narratives" American Association of Behavioral...
Jun 14, 2021


The Standardization of Uveitis Nomenclature Working Group
April 30, 2021 The SUN Working Group's initiative aimed to standardize the classification of uveitides, a group of diseases characterized by inflammation inside the eye. The group's work involved four phases: informatics, case collection, case selection, and machine learning. The informatics phase standardized language to describe each uveitis type and mapped terms to individual diseases. The case collection phase involved inputting 5,766 cases into a database, averaging 100-
Apr 30, 2021


A pandemic romance: Essay competition
A pandemic romance: Featuring Taylor Binnix and Danny Baylus EST. June 13, 2020 Essay competition: February 11, 2021 For Danny, the...
Feb 11, 2021


Perceptions of Familial Support Around Suicidal Crises
"Perceptions of Familial Support Around Suicidal Crises" Maryland's 31st Annual Suicide Prevention Conference October 2, 2019 View and...
Oct 2, 2019
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