The Overwhelmed Brain: Attending To Your Own Well-Being Last month, Dr. Mays Imad, nationally renowned neuroscientist, author, and Founding Coordinator of the Teaching and Learning Center at Pima […]

Tufts University/Institute for Applied Research in Youth Development Leads the World in Publications about Positive Youth Development Across the Last Quarter Century, 1995-2020

The Tufts University Institute […]

We’re thrilled to another another crafting opportunity has returned!

Starting at 12pm this Thursday 11/18 and Friday 11/19, you can stop by the Library Service Desk and create your own feathered friend to […]

“Me and White Supremacy”, by Layla F. Saad (Saad, 2020) is a 28 day exercise in educating
yourself on white supremacy and the role it plays in your life. Through 28 chapters of theory,
examples, and writing pro […]

Content warning: this post includes discussion of vandalism against museums and markers honoring women, Black Americans, and Jewish individuals.

On September 26th, 2021, a fire engulfed the back porch of the […]

Fletcher Students Place Second at Hackathon Congratulations to Anuradha, Arpitha, Neil, and Shubha for being awarded Runners Up at the 2021 Internet Law and Policy Foundry’s Policy […]

Internship: Social Media for Climate Activism The WorldWide Teach-In on Climate and Justice Remote workPosition starts on January 24, 2022

Graduate Assistantship in Food SystemsUniversity of New Hampshire […]

Hello everyone … welcome to this week’s roundup of opportunities!
Northeast

Community Engagement Manager, Isabelle Stewart Gardner Museum (Boston, MA)
Manager of Interpretation & Visitor Services and Visitor […]

by Lily, Civic Semester Participant

“The antithesis of [the] border is genuine connection with people”

 Finn, No More Deaths Volunteer 

Saturday, November 6th, 2021 marks the Civic Semes […]

This Thursday, November 11th, Hirsh Library will have shortened hours in honor of  Veterans Day. We will only be open from Noon – 7pm that day.

The Med Ed building will have its normal swipe access […]

In a previous post, Tara introduced her doctoral project. It has been great to see these projects come to life over the past year. Below is a description and a link to Tara’s 5 minute presentation.

While […]

By Aaron Steinberg

During the winter of 2019–2020, I interviewed two first-generation Haitian immigrants, both men in their twenties. We discussed their experiences using informal savings groups, referred to a […]

by Ben, Civic Semester Participant

On November 5th, we got up early, ate some breakfast, and drove to Arizona. The air was cool and crisp, and as our cars climbed into the mountains, it began to feel […]

To Chelate or Not to Chelate [Minerals]? Pets, like people, have some minerals that are considered “essential”. This means that they need to be obtained from their food to have normal bod […]

The Nair lab goes to the annual AIChE meeting… in downtown Boston! (Nov 7-12)Sean and Prof. Nair will present a talk each whereas Vikas will present two talks! (tweet1, tweet2, tweet3)

Prof. Nair is […]

Greening Facilitator – Sustainability FacilitatorReduction in MotionBaltimore, MD

Resilience Consulting InternArupBoston, MAApplication deadline: March 31, 2022

Various InternshipsSeaside […]

Learning Assistants in Mechanical Engineering At Tufts Center for Engineering Education and Outreach (CEEO), Isabella Stupios is a Doctoral Student in Mechanical Engineering (ME) who is […]

Integrating Learning Through Play Approaches in Nepali Classrooms The LEGO Foundation Tech and Play initiative connects organizations around the world that are finding ways to make the introduction of technology in […]