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On each of Tufts’ four distinct campuses, students find an ideal environment in which to pursue their education. The campuses are close enough to one another to facilitate regular interaction and interdisciplinary collaboration, and near enough to Boston for students to pursue the many professional, intellectual, and recreational opportunities that the city offers. Tufts’ campuses are unified by a welcoming spirit and a commitment to the exploration of innovative ideas. Take a virtual tour today and get a feel for our distinctive learning atmosphere.

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419 Boston Avenue Medford, Massachusetts 02155 (Dowling Hall parking garage)

From a picturesque hilltop overlooking Boston, students on the Medford/Somerville campus enjoy a classic New England college environment with access to a variety of resources to make their experience memorable.

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230 The Fenway Boston, MA 02115

Located steps from Boston’s celebrated art museums in the Fenway neighborhood, the SMFA campus features plentiful studio and classroom space, as well as housing and dining options.

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Tufts’ health sciences campus enables students and faculty to collaborate closely across schools and train at world-class medical facilities.

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200 Westboro Road North Grafton, Massachusetts 01536

Spanning nearly 600 bucolic acres of crop fields, pastures, and woods, the Grafton campus offers the ideal setting for a veterinary school within striking distance of the cities of Boston and Worcester.

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Although campus visits are limited at this time, these resources can help you plan a future visit to Tufts when it is safe to do so.

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Tour our smfa campus in boston's fenway neighborhood to sit in on a class, talk to students and faculty, get a portfolio review, ask questions and get a feel for our community., campus visits for undergraduate students.

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Attend an information session or take a campus tour.

Visiting our campus is the best way to get a feel for the Tufts graduate school experience. By attending an information session, you will have the opportunity to learn more about the degree program you are interested in. By taking a campus tour, you’ll see the facilities we have to support graduate student research and engagement.

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We also encourage students to reach out to the department graduate directors to arrange meetings with faculty and/or current students.

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If it's on campus, it's only a few clicks away. Just sit back and go at your own pace – there's a lot to see. From research to graduate student life, the virtual tour showcases the entire student experience – before you ever step foot on campus!

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Visit the SMFA at Tufts Campus in Boston

The SMFA at Tufts Admissions team is here to introduce you to our community, and to help guide you through the application process and your portfolio development.

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Hotels and Accommodations

Accommodations for visitors planning to spend more than a day in the Boston area are abundant. The following hotels may offer a discounted Tufts rate. Please mention the “Tufts Rate” when making arrangements.

Hyatt Place Medford 116 Riverside Avenue Medford, MA 02155  781-395-8500

LaQuinta Inn & Suites 23 Cummings Street Somerville, MA 02145  617-625-5300

Holiday Inn - Boston Bunker Hill Area 30 Washington Street Somerville, MA 02143  617-628-1000 

Freepoint Hotel Cambridge 220 Alewife Brook Parkway Cambridge, MA 02138  617-491-8000

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Boston - Cambridge 250 Monsignor O'Brien Highway Cambridge, MA 02141  617-577-7600

Hampton Inn Boston/Cambridge   191 Monsignor O'Brien Highway  Cambridge, MA 02141  617-494-5300

Homewood Suites by Hilton Cambridge/Arlington 1 Massachusetts Avenue Arlington, MA 02474  781-643-7258

The Verb Hotel  1271 Boylston St Boston, MA 02215 617-566-4500 Use promo code:  TUFF

AC Boston North 95 Station Landing Medford, MA 02155 781-819-2090

Fairfield Boston Medford 85 Station Landing Medford, MA 02155 339-707-0203

TownePlace Suites 85 Station Landing Medford, MA 02155 339-707-0200

Parking on Campus

Enter the  parking garage  at 419 Boston Avenue . When you have concluded your visit, you will need to  purchase a parking pass  for $8 in Dowling Hall so that you may exit the garage. Token machines are available on the 7th floor, directly across from the elevators.

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Via Green Line

If you are arriving via the MBTA’s Green Line, take the subway to Medford/Tufts University Station. Exit the station opposite of the Joyce Cummings Center and ascend to Boston Avenue. Turn right on Boston Avenue and walk to Dowling Hall. Once inside Dowling Hall, take the elevator to the top floor. Follow the signage to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions reception desk. If you are looking for the Office of Graduate Admissions, exit the top floor of Dowling Hall via the footbridge and continue straight until you reach The Green. Turn right at Packard Hall and the Office of Graduate Admissions will be located in Bendetson Hall, the next building on your right.

Via Red Line

If you are arriving via the MBTA’s Red Line, take the subway to the Davis Square Station. Exit the Davis Square Station on the College Avenue side. You may take the #94 or #96 bus or walk 15 minutes along College Avenue to the Tufts campus. If you board the bus, ask the driver to stop across from the Memorial Steps at Tufts University, just before the intersection of College and Boston Avenues. If you walk from Davis, turn right out of the subway station and follow College Avenue to the Powderhouse Square traffic circle. Cross Powderhouse Circle to continue on College Avenue. As you continue of College Avenue, the Tufts Campus will be on your left. Continue on College Avenue, passing Lower Campus Road, Talbot Avenue, and Professors Row (all of which will be on your left), until you reach the Memorial Steps (also on your left). Walk up the steps and bear right. Turn right after you pass East Hall and walk across the footbridge into Dowling Hall. The Undergraduate Admissions reception desk is located inside. If you are looking for the Office of Graduate Admissions, continue straight past East Hall until you reach Bendetson Hall on your right. Enter the building and reception will be there to greet you.

From Boston Logan Airport

By Car: Follow signs to I-93 North. Take I-93 N and Exit 32 for MA 60 toward Medford/Malden. At the traffic circle, take the 3rd exit onto MA-60 W/Salem St. Use the left 2 lanes to turn slightly left onto Main St. Slight right to stay on Main St. Turn right on George St. Turn left at the first intersection onto College Ave. Turn right onto Boston Ave. The parking garage will be on the left.

By public transit: Board the Silver Line Waterfront Bus at the front of your airport terminal. Ride to South Station (15–20 minutes) and get off the bus. At South Station, board the Red Line (subway) to Davis Square, about a 15–20 minute ride. Follow the directions in the previous section on getting to Tufts by Subway.

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Board the Red Line of the subway to the Davis Square Station and refer to the public transportation directions above to walk or take the bus to the Tufts campus.

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Tufts Admissions to begin paying tour guides, seeks to increase representation

Earlier this month, the Office of Undergraduate Admissions made the position of tour guide a paid position, in the midst of a transition to virtual programming and in an effort to foster greater representation. Previously, it was only considered a volunteer position.

Jason Rathman, assistant director of admissions, explained that the change was made to eliminate barriers for students who had to choose between volunteering with the admissions office and acquiring a paid job elsewhere.

He added that by making it a paid position, there would be increased access to the role and, in turn, a group that is more representative of the university's student population.

“ With current students being one of the most cited reasons for prospective students applying and eventually enrolling at Tufts, we decided to start compensating our tour guides as a means to expand access to the position, and, in turn, who is represented ,” Rathman wrote in an email to the Daily.

Emily Lazorchak, chair of Tufts Tour Guides , stressed the goal of increasing representation among the group.

“ The goal of changing tour guiding to a paid position is to make it a more accessible opportunity for students and help our program be more representative and inclusive of the many identities and backgrounds that make up the Tufts community ,” Lazorchak, a senior, wrote in an email to the Daily.

Curry Brinson, the diversity and recruitment co-chair of Tufts Tour Guides , spoke highly of the development. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, resulting travel restrictions and university policies, tour guides have shifted their tours to an online format .

“ It’s really nice that tour guides can be compensated for the invaluable work that they do for the University and I’m personally really happy that we’re getting compensated for our efforts ,” Brinson, a junior, said.

According to Rathman, the admissions office’s decision to begin compensating tour guides is not related to its shift to virtual programming.

“ While the shift to virtual programming coincided with the decision to start paying tour guides, the decisions were made separately ,” Rathman said . “ We had decided to implement tour guiding as a paid program before we finalized our fall programming plans. ”

However, the move to an online format did lead to a reduction in active tour guides this semester, according to Rathman.

“The need to decrease the amount of active tour guides was a logistical necessity in our virtual space ,” Rathman said. “ We are offering fewer tours than we would during a typical fall semester, with only two tours per day Monday through Saturday. ”

Lazorchak echoed Rathman's statements, emphasizing that when tours were in person and on campus, it was necessary to have a large number of tour guides, in order to keep each tour group small. 

“ When tours were given in-person, it was possible to have several tour guides giving a tour at each of those times, which helped keep groups small ,” she said . “ With virtual tours, we have a higher visitor-to-guide ratio ... there are now only two tour guides assigned to each tour time. ”

Lazorchak added that there were roughly 120 active tour guides last semester. This semester there are only 40.

The admissions office is committed to continuing to pay tour guides through the return to on-campus tours and in-person visits, according to Rathman.

“ The program structure may change again once we are able to safely accommodate in-person campus visits, but we are committed to continue paying guides through that transition ,” he said.

Rathman also explained that the admissions office selected tour guides this semester through a video application process.

“ These video applications featured each guide giving two tour stops, simulating an actual virtual tour, ” Rathman said. “ From there, the videos were reviewed by the admissions officers who oversee campus visits, and the strongest video applicants were invited to participate this fall.”

Some tour guides opted not to return this semester due to the change to a virtual format. The admissions office, however, plans to invite both tour guides who opted out of the semester and those who were not selected to participate in the virtual tour guide program, back, once in-person tours resume.

“ Many tour guides chose not to submit an application and instead opted to be invited back once in-person tours resume , ” Rathman said. “ The tour guides who were not invited to give virtual tours this semester will also be invited back if any virtual positions open or once it is safe to restart in-person tours .”

In previous years, on-campus tours were typically led by only one guide . Now, since they are conducted online, there are two guides assigned to each virtual tour.

The times at which tours are held this semester have changed too, in an effort to accommodate those who are in different time zones. 

“O ur tour times have changed to accommodate more visitors from varied time zones ,” Rathman said. “ Most in-person tours occurred in the morning and early afternoon. Now, many guides are assigned to late afternoon and even evening tours, expanding our access to visitors from other parts of the world.”

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Dear Employer Partners,

We hope you survived the summer heat wave! In this month’s newsletter, we highlight our Arts, Communications, & Media career community and our partnership with the School of Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts (SMFA). The SMFA offers BFA and Combined Degree (BFA+BA/BS) undergraduate programs, as well as graduate and non-degree programs, with areas of study that run the gamut from painting and sculpture to performance to virtual reality.

Students work with faculty across two campuses that together encompass almost 450,000 square feet of classroom, library, and studio space. The school is closely connected with the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, and part of Tufts University’s School of Arts and Sciences. Graduates go out into the world as highly skilled scholar-artists ready to make a difference. We hope you will consider hiring our student artists!

Employer Relations Team Supporting the School of Arts & Sciences, the School of Engineering, and The School of Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts

Sue Atkins , Associate Director, Employer Relations

Sarah Reinbrecht , Assistant Director, Employer Relations

• Willa Mayo , Recruiting Coordinator, Employer Relations

Meet Katie Sullivan, Career Advisor for Arts, Communications & Media

My name is Katie Sullivan and I oversee the arts, media and communications career community at the Tufts Career Center.  This means I get to work closely with the students attending Tufts’ art school, the School of the Museum of Fine Arts (SMFA). I love working with SMFA students. They are passionate and creative outside-the-box thinkers. The SMFA prides itself on its long-standing history and uniqueness. There are no majors and no letter grades. 

Free from the constraints of traditional majors or a rigid curriculum, students have space to experiment and explore.  This is one of the many reasons our SMFA graduates are known for being flexible self-starters who can thrive in ambiguity.  The SMFA also offers a highly-selective 5-year combined degree program, where students are able to combine their BFA with a BA or BS — a combination that yields both academic and creative skill sets.

We look forward to partnering with employers this coming academic year and hope that you find the information provided in this newsletter helpful to learn more about Tufts talent in our School of Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts.

Katie Sullivan, Assistant Director, Tufts Career Center

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School of Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts (SMFA) — Curriculum Overview

SMFA offers an open curriculum design where students do not declare majors; rather, they work directly with their academic advisors and faculty to make a curriculum tailor-made to support them in their art practice while preparing them for their goals beyond school.

Students are able to explore various artforms and mediums from animation, installation, ceramics, sound, and visual and material studies. Students have access to various studios and labs to put their learning into practice and to have support of faculty, staff, and mentors.  

The SMFA also offers both a combined degree program as well as a Master of Fine Arts degree and other graduate degrees. The SMFA’s combined degree program leads to both a Bachelor of Fine Arts and either a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree—a combination that yields academic and creative skill sets in our graduates. The MFA degree program offers a studio-based curriculum that emphasizes advanced interdisciplinary practice, creative collaboration, and rigorous academic discourse.

The school serves both undergraduate and graduate students in the following areas:

• Digital Media
• Film & Video
• Graphic Arts
• Installation
• Performance
• Photography
• Print & Paper
• Virtual Reality
• Visual & Material Studies

Learn more about SMFA programs and courses here .

2024-2025 Preview of Employer Engagement Events

We have an exciting lineup of employer-related events for SMFA students this coming year.   Our yearly signature event, Portfolio Review Day, is held every April and brings fine artists and employers to SMFA campus to review student portfolios.  We also host an annual employer tabling event in the fall (JET Day) and this year we’re excited to partner with our engineering community for our first-ever Design Networking Night in November.  If you’d like additional information about any of these events, please contact Sarah Reinbrecht, Asst. Director, Employer Relations at [email protected] .

• Design Networking Night (for Creatives & Engineers), Thursday, November 7, 6 – 8 pm, Tufts Medford campus – This event is for employers and alumni to share career pathway and industry insights and also provide more information about organizations, their internships and jobs, and ways for students to learn about the range of opportunities for creatives and engineers in the Design industry sector.
• J.E.T Day – Jumbo Employer Thursdays for the School of The Museum of Fine Arts , Thursday, October 17, 11 am – 2 pm, SMFA on the Fenway in Boston — This is a tabling event where employers can connect with students, showcase organizations, and highlight opportunities for students in the arts.  Space is limited to 5-6 employers, so if you are interested in joining us, please act quickly.
• Arts, Communication, and Media Networking Night , Wednesday, March 26, 6 – 8 pm, Tufts Medford campus — For students across the School of Arts & Sciences and the SMFA at Tufts to hear about industries and career pathways. We will send out additional details via our employer newsletter for those interested in joining.     
• SMFA Portfolio Day , Thursday, April 10, 2 – 5 pm, SMFA on the Fenway in Boston — We offer a Portfolio Day during the spring semester to connect our undergraduate art students with employers and alumni that are willing to provide constructive feedback on their artist statements, samples of artwork, and their general branding and presentation skills. Students and employers have found the event beneficial for learning about the strengths of our students as well as for employers to essentially meet and pre-interview students for future opportunities for internships and full-time roles.   

SMFA Student Spotlights

For Julie Francois , it’s not unusual for images from the past to resonate in the present. A senior at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts, Francois works in a variety of mediums, including photography, graphic arts, printmaking, and painting, to explore Black history and the inherited legacies that can shape individual identities.

Her focus on archival material began with a search through old family photos during her sophomore year at Tufts, and blossomed into an exploration of the Tufts archives, searching for photos that could represent the experiences of Black Jumbos. “I started to see how archival material could unite people of color and unite people across generations,” Francois explains.

Learn more about the the artwork that now hangs in the Africana Center, the interests that drive Francois’s artmaking, and the importance of representing Black experiences in art. 

Leyla Mandel , BFA + BA ‘26, completed the Summer Scholars Program in the summer of 2023. Mandel’s project, a documentary about fishermen in Urla, Turkey, took her all the way to the boats of the fishermen in Turkey and all the way back to Boston and Medford to edit her film. Along the way, she deepened her understanding of the Turkish economy and climate change.

In the Summer Scholars Program, students are supervised by a faculty member of their choosing. Mandel chose to work with Tina Wasserman, Senior Lecturer in Visual and Material Studies. “The resulting film that Leyla made far exceeded my expectations,” says Wasserman. “With her expressive camera work and her deeply observational style, she has made a truly beautiful and meaningful film that encompasses numerous timely issues including migration, family histories, sustainability in food economies and so much more.”

Read more about Mandel’s project here .

Fall 2024 In-Person Career Fair on Friday, September 27th

We are thrilled to be hosting an in-person Career Fair again following our successful fairs this past year. We will be welcoming up to 200 employers across various industries in the Tufts Gantcher Center. Lunch will be provided.

Registration Fees for Fall 2024 In-Person Career Fair:  

• For-profit companies: $500
• Large Nonprofits (50+ employees) and Government Agencies: $450
• Small Nonprofits (less than 50 employees) and Emerging Startups (less than 50 employees): $300
• Learn about additional sponsorship opportunities

EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT of $50.00 for those who register by August 5th, 2024

New Assistant Director — Meet Sarah Reinbrecht

I am joining the Tufts Employer Relations team as the Assistant Director, Employer Relations. Before Tufts, I worked at Colorado College as a Career Consultant. In that role, I worked with students and employers focusing on Business and Technology opportunities. In addition to overseeing various recruiting events, I planned and implemented networking and upskilling events to further engage employers and alumni.

I received both my Master’s in Public Administration and my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Women and Gender Studies from Clark University. I am excited to be back in Massachusetts, and I look forward to engaging employers as a member of the Tufts Employer Relations team.

I will be working with the Arts, Communications & Media, Education, Nonprofit & Social Impact, and the Finance, Consulting, Business & Entrepreneurship career communities and look forward to working with employers in those sectors. You can reach me via email at [email protected] to set-up a time to meet with me.

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Team Contact Information by Industry

If you are interested in connecting with Tufts Career Center, please send us an email. We will respond to you as quickly as possible and look forward to hearing from you. Our staff members support undergraduate and graduate students and alumni in the School of Arts & Sciences, the School of Engineering, and the School of Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts only.

Please check out our Employer Relations website for all information including policies (e.g. offers to students) and other great information about engaging with Tufts University.

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