Voices From the Edge: The ExCollege presents an interactive panel of experts to examine the brave new world of cannabis.
Friday, March 29, 2019
12:00-3:30pm, Distler Hall
20 Talbot Ave., Medford
Have you ever thought about teaching your own course? Do you want to have a positive impact on the experience of first-year students? Upper-level undergraduates can teach a class at Tufts!
Always Ahead of Its Time. For more than half a century now, the ExCollege has been challenging convention, setting trends, and preparing students for the world of tomorrow.
At the ExCollege, students can design and teach courses, serve on our governing board, evaluate course proposals, interview prospective visiting lecturers, select courses to be offered, and more. Learn how to get involved!
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The ExCollege is a department at Tufts University that offers innovative undergraduate elective courses. We hire Visiting Lecturers with a range of perspectives and professional experience to teach interdisciplinary and interactive courses. -
Hear what past leaders say about designing and teaching their own class. Applications due March 8. -
Historical and cultural context provided by experts in the fields of law, anthropology and science. March 28, 7:00 pm, Tisch Library 304
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Who ever said cartoons couldn’t be educational? In the first-year Explorations seminar, Bending the Norm: Sociopolitical Commentary in The Legend of Korra, seniors Melinda Rossi and Will Hodge delve into questions of power and identity.
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Never say that Tufts instructors don’t get down. On a Monday evening in one of the Jackson dance studios, Taylor Travassos-Lomba is spinning on his head in front of his students with frightening speed.
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It’s workshop night at the Comics and Graphic Novels class, and getting and giving critiques is the name of the game.
This course returns in Summer Session II.
