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Through this bulletin, announcement is made of the generalrules, regulations, fees, and schedules in effect as of the date ofpublication. This bulletin is for informational purposes only anddoes not constitute a contract between the university and anyapplicant, student, or other party. The university reserves its rightto make changes, without notice, in any course offerings, requirements,policies, regulations, dates, and financial or other informationcontained in this bulletin. Published by the Trustees of TuftsUniversity, Medford, Massachusetts 02155. Printed in the USA.TUFTS UNIVERSITY 2008
The BulletinBULLETIN OF TUFTS UNIVERSITY l 2009–2010School of Artsand SciencesCOLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTSGRADUATE SCHOOL OFARTS AND SCIENCESSchool ofEngineering
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Page 6 and 7: ABOUT TUFTS UNIVERSITY >PRESIDENTS
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COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS UNDERGRADUA
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TUFTS PROGRAMS ABROAD >celebrated b
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TUFTS PROGRAMS ABROAD >TUFTS EUROPE
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COMBINED DEGREE PROGRAMS >Combined-
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COMBINED DEGREE PROGRAMS >TEACHER L
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HEALTH PROFESSIONS PROGRAMS >joinin
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PRELAW AND PREBUSINESS >EXPERIMENTA
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TISCH COLLEGE OF CITIZENSHIP AND PU
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TISCH COLLEGE OF CITIZENSHIP AND PU
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INSTITUTE FOR GLOBAL LEADERSHIP >U.
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ACADEMIC AND SUPPORT SERVICES >ronm
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ACADEMIC AND SUPPORT SERVICES >pres
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ACADEMIC AND SUPPORT SERVICES >reso
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ACADEMIC AND SUPPORT SERVICES >who
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ACADEMIC AND SUPPORT SERVICES >educ
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ACADEMIC AND SUPPORT SERVICES >Fore
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AMERICAN STUDIES >ANTHROPOLOGY >Lec
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ARCHAEOLOGY >ARCHITECTURAL STUDIES
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ARCHITECTURAL STUDIES >Philosophy 5
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ART AND ART HISTORY >and film histo
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ART AND ART HISTORY >ASIAN STUDIES
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BIOENGINEERING >tissues (kidney and
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BIOLOGY >Lecturer Michelle Gaudette
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BIOLOGY >BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING >Mo
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BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING >nanoparticl
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BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING >4. Biomedic
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BIOTECHNOLOGY >and Tissue Engineeri
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BIOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY ENG
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CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING
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CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING
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CHEMICAL PHYSICS >CHEMISTRY >This e
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CHEMISTRY >CHILD DEVELOPMENT >dent
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CHILD DEVELOPMENT >emerging interdi
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CHILD DEVELOPMENT >tive development
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CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
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CLASSICS >Interdisciplinary Major i
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COMMUNICATIONS AND MEDIA STUDIES >L
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COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES >CO
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COMMUNITY HEALTH >COMPUTER ENGINEER
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COMPUTER SCIENCE >Mathematics 162,
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COMPUTER SCIENCE >(Students may sub
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DRAMA AND DANCE >agers and crew mem
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DRAMA AND DANCE >ECONOMICS >courses
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ECONOMICS >CORE COURSESFour core co
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EDUCATION >EducationAssociate Profe
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EDUCATION >other languages must als
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ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING
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ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT/GORDON INSTI
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ENGINEERING SCIENCE STUDIES >ENGLIS
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ENGLISH >any course that they wish
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ENTREPRENEURIAL LEADERSHIP >ENVIRON
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ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH >ENVIRONMENTAL
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ETHNIC GROUPS IN AMERICA >FILM STUD
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GERMAN, RUSSIAN, AND ASIAN LANGUAGE
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HISTORY >to take a placement exam u
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HISTORY >on the use of interdiscipl
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HUMAN FACTORS >HUMAN-COMPUTER INTER
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INTERNATIONAL LETTERS AND VISUAL ST
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INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS >the histor
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LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES >LATINO STUD
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LEADERSHIP STUDIES >LINGUISTICS >MA
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MATHEMATICS >Students in the School
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING >Center for
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING >Career 2Mec
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING >applicants
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MIDDLE EASTERN STUDIES >MULTIMEDIA
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MUSEUM STUDIES >MUSIC >As the statu
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MUSIC >UNDERGRADUATE MINOR PROGRAMS
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OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY >Occupational
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OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY >Eligibility:
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OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY >POLICIES AND
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PEACE AND JUSTICE STUDIES >PHILOSOP
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PHILOSOPHY >Students must take an e
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PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY >Physics and
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PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY >POLITICAL SC
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PROGRAM EVALUATION >PSYCHOLOGY >ope
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PSYCHOLOGY >research is strongly en
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PSYCHOLOGY >QUANTITATIVE ECONOMICS
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ROMANCE LANUAGES >JUNIOR YEAR ABROA
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ROMANCE LANGUAGES >RUSSIAN >UNDERGR
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URBAN AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND
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URBAN STUDIES >VISUAL AND CRITICAL
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WOMEN’S STUDIES >Paul.Kirshen@tuf
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WRITING ACROSS THE CURRICULUM >twen
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RESEARCH AND EDUCATIONAL CENTERS >A
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ORGANIZATION >Nelson S. Gifford, B.
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FACULTY >Marcelo Bianconi, B.A., M.
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FACULTY >Lenore Feigenbaum, Ph.D.,
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FACULTY >Sheldon Krimsky, B.S., M.S
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FACULTY >Kurt D. Pennell, B.S., M.S
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FACULTY >Saskia Stoessel, M.A., Ph.
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FACULTY >Thomas Connolly, Ph.D., Le
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FACULTY >Henry Rej, Lecturer, Tufts
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FACULTY >Martin Burgess Green, Ph.D
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ACCREDITATION >College of Liberal A
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SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS >Scholarship Fund
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SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS >strated involvem
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SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS >qualified.The Cl
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SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS >The William F. E
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SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS >other charges of
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SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS >Arts graduate of
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SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS >lished in 1951 b
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SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS >The Penniman Sch
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SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS >and deserving st
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SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS >dio art or graph
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PRIZE SCHOLARSHIPS AND ACADEMIC AWA
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INDEX >Engineering Information(See
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INDEX >Tuition (See Expenses)TUTV 6
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