JUMBO DIGEST | October 29, 2023 | STUDENT LIFE EVENTS |
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Hello Jumbos!
Happy Halloween! Here's what's coming up.
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Join Tufts Global Education staff on Monday, Oct 30, at 12 noon to learn about the first steps for studying abroad during the 2024–2025 academic year. The event will take place in Dowling Hall Room 745A.
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| Smart Reforestation: Advancing Tropical Forest Restoration for a Sustainable Future |
Tropical reforestation has been recognized as an important tool in combating climate change. Smart Reforestation® is about planting the right trees in the right place, at the right time, and for the right reason. Join Jefferson Hall and the Environmental Studies department on Thursday, November 2, at 12 noon for this talk, which will discuss how results from research on ecosystem services at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute's Agua Salud Project have helped to advance Smart Reforestation® and sustainable land management.
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Interested in Law and Diplomacy? Learn and Network With Department of Justice and Department of State |
On Friday, November 3, at 11 a.m.–12 noon, in Dowling Hall Room 745A, join us to learn how to successfully navigate the federal hiring process with representatives from the Department of State and Department of Justice. We will cover best practices, creating federal resumes, jobs search strategies, hiring paths, understanding background checks and more! Find out about opportunities in public affairs, law, HR and diplomacy. Each agency will answer your questions, and you will have the chance to network with these government officials.
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Students and Student Organizations can submit events to JumboLife! Add your event by Thursday at 12 noon each week, and we'll include it in the Jumbo Digest on Sunday.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS AND UPDATES |
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Please help a Tufts student in need! Donate your clean and new or gently worn winter coats, jackets sweaters, boots, scarves, gloves, muffs and other accessories to support Tufts students during the upcoming winter months.
Winter clothing drive donation dates: October 23–November 3, Monday to Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
Drop-off locations:
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- First Resource Center 20 Professors Row, 3rd Floor
- International Center, 20 Sawyer Ave.
- Graduate School of Arts & Sciences, Ballou Hall, 1st Floor, GSAS Suite
- SOE Graduate Dean's Office, Anderson Hall, Room 113, 200 College Ave
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| Majors Month Continues
Support for major exploration and declaration in Arts & Sciences and Engineering continues the week of October 30. View the full schedule of Majors Month events!
The Advising Period Begins October 30
Please remember to reach out and schedule an appointment with your Major Advisor, Pre-Major Advisor, or desiginated Senior Academic Advisor to plan for your spring 2024 courses. Spring 2024 courses will be available to view on SIS on October 30. Familiarize yourself with upcoming registration dates and deadlines by visiting the Academic Calendar.
Do you have questions for your A&S, Engineering, or SMFA advising team? Students can stop by drop-in advising with any quick questions about advising, courses, or academic requirements.
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The Tufts Community Union (TCU) Fall Break Shuttle transports students from the Campus Center to South Station and Boston Logan International Airport. Tickets are $5 per ride and can be purchased on Tufts Tickets starting October 30 at 10:30 a.m. Reserve your spot today!
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Final Reminder: Intent to Study Abroad Deadline is November 1 |
Submitting an Intent to Study Abroad is a mandatory step for participation in an education abroad program. The deadline is November 1, 2023, to go abroad in the 2024–2025 academic year. Registration of intent is non-binding; however, failure to register by this deadline will make you ineligible to apply and for further consideration. Registering your intent excludes you from the on-campus housing lottery for that academic year. If you have questions about the housing application process, contact the Office of Residential Life and Learning.
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| Sign Up for the Feeling OK Challenge With Counseling and Mental Health Service (CMHS) |
It's normal to struggle with tough emotions, like uncertainty, comparison, anger, and regret. But these types of feelings are inevitable, and there are strategies to make them feel more manageable and less overwhelming. Sign up for the Feeling OK Challenge, a free, six-week email challenge to learn how. Plus, you can enter to win prizes each week for trying the tips we share in each weekly email.
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