The US Forest Service is recruiting for seven positions in a variety of fields. The deadline to apply is 11:55 pm, July 13. Roles include the following:

Biological Science Technician (Plants)Public Affairs […]

Internships with CCL are enriching learning experiences working with their expert staff and volunteer leaders. Interns go on to top graduate schools and careers in environmental, political, or nonprofit fields. […]

This position assists with planning of our annual conference and lobby day. This includes researching, strategizing, and composing posts for social media marketing, planning and support conference events, […]

This intern will conduct research on energy policy, economics, congressional records, health effects of climate change, etc. Other responsibilities include data entry using Salesforce, congressional research for […]

Applicant must be a person of color. This position will research and build relationships with diverse advocacy organizations, organize briefings, with minimal guidance, and occasionally shadow CCL’s Senior D […]

The purpose of the Campus Leaders Program is to empower students to become effective climate advocates and organizers in their communities. With support from CCL staff and regional fellows, Campus Leaders learn […]

The Tufts group is participating in our field’s biggest conference, the biannual Neutrino conference.

Like other events, we’ve had to adapt to the circumstances of this year. The organizers of the conference […]

A Friedman alum recently sent me a draft plan for how to fix the broken U.S. food system, wondering what I thought of it. That prompted a long response which I’ll share with you here.

If you’re in a hurry — […]

Thank you all for a fun week of pollinator enthusiasm and engagement on social media! We’re closing out the week with a fun video by James, another new member of TPI, on the Baltimore checkerspot butterfly! […]

When I
originally began writing this – my next article for the Insight – it was going
to be about things to read during a pandemic. George Floyd hadn’t been murdered
yet. Protests hadn’t begun. And origina […]

As the heat of summer approaches, your quarantine garden will rely on insect pollinators to produce its bounty. Tomatoes. Cucumbers. Heaps of zucchini. This free ecosystem service—pollination—is often taken for […]

Professor Herman and colleagues working towards transforming technology for the warfighterTogether with colleagues from Uniformed Services University (USU) and Tufts Medical Center (TMC), Dr Herman is partnering with Drs. Thomas […]

This year, Tufts is observing Independence Day on Friday, July 3rd, and has declared Thursday, July 2nd as a bonus holiday. In light of this, Hirsh Library will not be holding online staffed hours from […]

Derek Walkama was recently awarded the John F. Burlingame Graduate Fellowship from Tufts for the 2020-2021 academic year, which recognizes outstanding achievement by graduate students in Physics. Congratulations Derek!

Today I did a CELT workshop on what I’ve learned about online teaching at Friedman so far, in a series for faculty to share experiences and lessons learned for the coming year. We had 49 participants from all […]

Written by: Sylvie Finn, one of our newest TPI members!

It’s National Pollinator Week, so in an effort to learn about our diverse pollinators, take this quick quiz to see which pollinator is in your p […]

Part II: Asynchronous vs. Synchronous Instruction for different Instructional Formats By Heather Dwyer, CELT  An online course combines a variety of learning experiences that may contain both synchronous (live, […]

Part I: Asynchronous vs. Synchronous Instruction By Carie Cardamone, Associate Director CELT  One of the key decisions you’ll make as you structure your course is deciding how the studen […]

Back in October 2019 and March 2020, HHSL Staff walked around and counted how many people of each program were around the library. You may remember us, with the clipboards, asking that question.

Or…to be more […]