Joke Alesh (D15), chosen to represent TUSDM, was one of a select group of Tufts student leaders who met with US Senator Elizabeth Warren on Monday September 15th. Shortly after the meeting, the Senator took to the stage to speak to a packed auditorium as part of the Tisch College Alan D. Solomon Lecture on Citizenship and Public Service series. Congratulations, Joke!
Please join Tufts University School of Medicine and Tisch College of Citizenship and Public Service on October 6th for their 2014 Common Book event, a lecture and discussion by Rishi Manchanda, A97, M03, author of The Upstream Doctors: Medical Innovators Track Sickness to its Source.
You can find more information or RSVP for the event over at the Dental Central Events and Volunteer Opps page!
TUSDM’s new web-based portal in support of civic engagement and community service learning is launched! Visit About and find out how Dental Central came into being…Check out Student Organizations and see the depth and breadth of those doing community service work at TUSDM…Or go to Resources and see where to get toothbrushes and supplies for your next event and view the new PHCS online event documentation form — so much easier to use than the old paper forms!
But what's really cool is how easy it is to Be in the Know about where and how to get involved in community events. Interested in joining up with Smile Squad later this month at the Oak Street Fair? Or maybe hanging out with Sharewood Clinic in Malden on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of every month is more of your thing. Or maybe you're looking for something outside of the box, like networking with Vanessa Kirsch and Alan Khazei as part of a Tisch College-sponsored Social Impact Network event. Whatever you're looking for, Dental Central has it all over at the Volunteer Opportunities Page!
Curious about what some of the TUSDM student organizations have to offer? Head over to our Student Organizations page to see the 16 groups that are now up on Dental Central!
Ever wondered if there’s a way to stand out as a community service member, even with the extraordinarily complex schedule of a dental student? Something that requires less than one hour of your time, including travel? Look no further! Click here for more information.
