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Ellen Kullman offers “career constants” to 2018 Tufts graduates to guide them in a rapidly changing world.
"Keep your skills sharp, become a problem solver, never compromise your values. The increasingly polarized world we're living in needs both you and these skills more than ever."
A tradition that began in 1864, the Baccalaureate Service is the last time the undergraduate class comes together, alone, as a class. This multifaith celebration honors the heritage of spirituality and values at Tufts through a diversity of religions, philosophies and cultures in the forms of music, readings and blessings. All are welcome.
This multifaith celebration honors the heritage of spirituality and values at Tufts through a diversity of religions, philosophies and cultures in the forms of music, readings and blessings.
“Even if you have a careful plan in mind now, be open to revising it when an opportunity to make a difference comes along."
“…we are stronger and our work goes further when we choose not to isolate and shame each other, but rather celebrate and bring one another in closer.”
Forty-two graduating master of fine arts students at the SMFA show off their work during the opening reception at the Tufts University Art Galleries on the Medford/Somerville campus.