Held annually in the spring, the Teaching with Technology Awards program invites students from all Tufts schools to nominate instructors who they feel effectively use technology to support teaching and learning. […]

We have had a cold, wet spring season this year, but summer is just around the corner. Whether you’re looking for a novel to take to the beach, or one to accompany you when hiding from the heat, below is a […]

It’s that time of the year again — Commencement is over and summer awaits. To celebrate, each year President Monaco hosts picnics on the Medford/Somerville, Boston, and Grafton campuses. As part of the annual […]

Becky McDowell wins Program Excellence Award at the ITEEA Conference Becky McDowell, a K-5 STEM Teacher at the Barrington 220 School in Wauconda, Illinois and TEEP Alum (2016) won the Program Excellence Award at the ITEEA […]

Hey everyone! We are both so excited to step in as your new editors for this upcoming year.  To get started, we have some brief bios about ourselves, so you can get to know us a little better. We look forward to […]

Here’s our weekly roundup of new jobs. Happy hunting!

New England 

Library Associate [Leesburg, VA]
Assistant Museum Educator [Amherst College, Amherst, MA]
Director, Exhibit Content and Lear […]

The first post of this new editorial season is going to come from Dominique, discussing three Boston museum exhibits this summer that hone in on social provocation, demonstration, and change. Here is a cursory […]

Director, Exhibit Content and LearningMuseum of Science, Boston

http://www.mos.org
Innovation and creativity come from the unique perspectives of a diverse staff. We value your perspective.

SUMMARY […]

Public Engagement Program Manager
Oakland Museum of California
Oakland, CA

Oakland Museum of California

Req No 2017-1204
Category: Public Programs
Type: Regular Full-Time
Targeted Job Start […]

Congratulations Class of 2017! All of us at the Hirsh Health Sciences Library applaud your hard-earned accomplishments and we wish you the best in your future endeavors! We look forward to all the great work […]

by Asim Ali & Patrick Schena

Like other developing countries endowed with non-renewable natural resources but underdeveloped political economic institutions, Guyana, a new addition, will face similar […]

by Jordyn, Tufts 1+4 Participant
1. Dig Out Your Suitcase
No one likes living out of a suitcase. When you fumble through asking your host parents where you may have put that huge bag (honestly, where could it […]

“Making” in the White Mountains: Meet Our Partners at WMSI by Susan Bitetti One of the incredible aspects about working at the CEEO is the opportunity to collaborate with some really wonderful and unique […]

The effects of the March and the outpouring of support for scientific research and evidence-based policymaking are already showing, as exemplified by the increase in NIH funding approved by the Congress instead of […]

Tisch Library in Medford recently subscribed to The New York Times academic pass program.  This means that Tufts students, faculty and staff can register for a personal account to access The New York Times […]

Anyone who has been to the supermarket or drug store in the last couple of weeks has been bombarded with commercial reminders that mother’s day is just around the corner. Flowers, mom mugs, and cards all vie f […]

Where you publish can be as important as what you publish.  Consider the following when choosing a journal to which to submit your article:

Quality

How does the journal rank according to impact factor and […]

For Work

Writing for Biomedical Publication, David C. Morrison, Christopher J. Papasian, Stephen W. Russell

Location: HHSL Book Stacks, Sackler 5, WZ 345 M878w 2012

This workbook lays out how to […]

As scientists who come from underrepresented backgrounds, we have had many informal discussions about the climate at Sackler and advocating for diversity in the graduate programs at Sackler. While Tufts Sackler […]

If you took the NUTR 238 final exam last week, you’ll know that this year’s questions involved news clippings from the past month’s food policy news, about SNAP restrictions, trade policy, pesticides and […]