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Benefits of Good User Interface Design

Whether you are majoring in Human Factors Engineering/Engineering Psychology or any other discipline, understanding the benefits of designing with your user in mind makes intuitive sense.  Author Aliana Roberts cites 14 Benefits in her article on the Digital Donut.  Read …

By Robin Kahan
Robin Kahan Associate Director, Engineering Career Services
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A Light Upon the Hill: Aidan Menchaca’s Service Experience at City Year

Written by Aidan Menchaca, City Year Boston AmeriCorps Member and Tufts Alumnus

In addition to reading about Aidan’s experience, consider attending our Opportunities with AmeriCorps Program on Thursday, February 18.
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The charge of every Tufts …

By Aidan Menchaca
Aidan Menchaca Tufts Alum
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Collaboration and Community: A Conversation with Erica Nork ‘20

Recently, I had the chance to sit down with Erica Nork, Tufts grad from 2020 who is currently serving as an AmeriCorps member at City Year Boston. When it came time to think about what was next after Tufts, Erica …

By Paul Riley
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How to Stop Taking Rejection Personally

We all know that dreaded email: “Thank you for your time, but we're unable to extend you an offer …” We also all know the internal dialogue that immediately follows an email telling us we didn't get the job: I …

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Work Without Limits Career Fair for Students with Disabilities

Opportunities for Job Seekers with Disabilities

You’re invited to … 

Virtual Career Fair for College Students and Recent Graduates with Disabilities
Tuesday, February 23, 2021, 1:30 – 3:30 pm
Network with leading employers!
Learn about available internship and job opportunities!
Hone …

By Sue Atkins
Sue Atkins Associate Director, Employer Relations
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Balance and Change in Nonprofits and Education

In 2020, all kinds of social impact organizations had to adjust, and in some cases redefine, how they served their communities. In this panel conversation, I talked to professionals and alumni across nonprofits and education settings about what they do, …

By Sheryl Livsey
Sheryl Livsey Associate Director
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Best Advice for Early Career Success as an Engineer

This article from ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers) is exactly 10 years old.  Why post it now?  It turns out that good advice doesn’t change much – even after a decade.   David C. Wisler outlines some broad strategies for …

By Robin Kahan
Robin Kahan Associate Director, Engineering Career Services
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