by Henry, Tufts 1+4 Participant
Yesterday evening, Max and I were running along rio Tomebamba when we reached the El Vergel bridge and decided to rest a moment before heading back. As our heads cleared and our […]

Here’s your weekly roundup of new jobs! Happy Hunting!

New England

Living History Educator [Plimoth Plantation, Plymouth, MA]
Assistant to the Deputy Executive Director for Finance [ The Rhode Island […]

The Tufts Museum Studies Blog is run by second-year masters students. Each year, the graduating editors pass on responsibility of the blog to a new set of editors. So, as graduation season approaches, it is time […]

Professor Alan Henrikson Delivers a Lecture on Public Diplomacy at the American Center in Moscow On April 24, 2018, Alan Henrikson, Lee E. Dirks Professor of Diplomatic History Emeritus and founding Director of Diplomatic Studies at The […]

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Zengxu Yang Presentation on 6LoWPAN Platform

by Stephanie, Tufts 1+4 Participant

This was the first January that I had free time in several years. From 7th to 12th grade I was a part of a Girl Scout robotics team in Austin and the first three months of […]

CEEO Summer Design & Engineering Workshops for Kids Tufts University Center for Engineering Education and Outreach (CEEO) has an exciting list of research based Design and Engineering Workshops (DEW) for […]

Gregory Crane
May 1, 2018

At the end of March 2018, my collaborators and I finished enjoying five years of support — 5,000,000 EUR(!) — from an Alexander von Humboldt Professorship, support which allowed young […]

CEEO Graduating Students and Award Winners CEEO Graduates 2017-2018 Jessica Swenson, PhD Mechanical EngineeringKerrianne Marino, MS Human Factors EngineeringSam Woolf, MS Mechanical […]

It’s great to see the savvy students at Crafts House pushing back against the “scarcity” narratives that drive so much food policy and advocacy (i.e. “there’s not enough food to feed everyone” or “we have to keep […]

AHH! Don’t sneak up on a person like that. You startled me.

Why am I so jumpy? Don’t you know?! It’s that time of year again…the time when HHSL students are so busy studying for exams, moving to start […]

It’s the last day of classes, which means summer is around the corner. It is a time for traveling, whether you’re going home or you’re off to somewhere new. To make your trip more sustainable, be conscious about […]

Volunteer, Tufts Food Rescue (Medford/Somerville)

The Tufts Food Rescue Collaborative (TFRC) is looking for reliable individuals to create a core volunteer team to run the weekly shifts in Dewick and Carmichael […]

By Nicolas, Tufts 1+4 Participant

As a kid, I never took much pleasure in reading. I would do it when I had to, but it was never something I did voluntarily. Dyslexia made it hard for me to read without giving […]

Museum Program Specialist, Lemelson Center for the Study of Invention and Innovation

Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of American History

The Lemelson Center for the Study of Invention and I […]

Department: Department of Education
Supervisor: Tour Programs Manager
Position Status: Contract, Seasonal (June 1 – August 31, 2018)
Schedule: 3 days/week, approximately 16 hours/week
Overview: Summer E […]

Queensborough Community College invites applications for Director of the Kupferberg Holocaust Center.

CUNY is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to increasing the diversity of its workforce.  It […]

For the 2018 Summer/Fall Season

The Shirley-Eustis House (SEH), a 1747 Royal Governor’s Mansion located in Boston, Massachusetts, seeks to hire Docents to assist with seasonal programming (June through C […]

The deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum has multiple open positions:

Curatorial Internship, Summer 2018

Koch Curatorial Fellow

Curatorial Assistant

For more information, click on the links above or […]