Jonathan M. Tisch College of Civic Life
Afghan native Abuzar Royesh, A16, an alumnus of the Tisch Scholars program, receives funding for a graduate degree at Stanford, hoping to reform governance in his home country.
U.S. Senator Susan Collins spoke at Tufts as part of the Tisch College Distinguished Speaker Series and told the audience that political extremism is damaging our democracy.
Dopkeen, A04, received a Distinguished Achievement Award in large part for her leadership of the Tisch Summer Fellows program at the Pentagon.
Al Gore visited Tufts as part of the Tisch College Distinguished Speaker Series and told the audience that a sustainability revolution is possible, but political will is necessary.
Eric Washington, A76, former chief judge of the District of Columbia Court of Appeals, says we need to create a more fair legal system.
The early childhood education program, housed at Tisch College, continues to engage Tufts students in local schools and expands its impact on underserved children.
Long after the program ends, students still reap the rewards of their service learning experience.
Other exciting guests this semester include: Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards, members of the Boston Globe's Spotlight team, former D.C. appellate court judge Eric Washington, and many more!
The awards recognize undergraduate and graduate/professional school students who have demonstrated a significant commitment to civic engagement while at Tufts.
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Afghan native Abuzar Royesh, A16, an alumnus of the Tisch Scholars program, receives funding for a graduate degree at Stanford, hoping to reform governance in his home country.
U.S. Senator Susan Collins spoke at Tufts as part of the Tisch College Distinguished Speaker Series and told the audience that political extremism is damaging our democracy.
Dopkeen, A04, received a Distinguished Achievement Award in large part for her leadership of the Tisch Summer Fellows program at the Pentagon.
Al Gore visited Tufts as part of the Tisch College Distinguished Speaker Series and told the audience that a sustainability revolution is possible, but political will is necessary.
Eric Washington, A76, former chief judge of the District of Columbia Court of Appeals, says we need to create a more fair legal system.
The early childhood education program, housed at Tisch College, continues to engage Tufts students in local schools and expands its impact on underserved children.
Long after the program ends, students still reap the rewards of their service learning experience.
Other exciting guests this semester include: Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards, members of the Boston Globe's Spotlight team, former D.C. appellate court judge Eric Washington, and many more!
The awards recognize undergraduate and graduate/professional school students who have demonstrated a significant commitment to civic engagement while at Tufts.