Active Citizen - April 2009 - Jonathan M. Tisch College of Citizenship and Public Service

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	About About Tisch College Dean Rob Hollister Higher Education Leadership Development of Tisch College Senior Fellows Board Staff Newsletter November 2009 Professor David Guss Tufts Jumpstart Reads for the Record Nominate a Citizen Alumus/a CPS Scholar Dean Ladin Citizen Alumni Heather Rieman and Adam Levner CIRCLE updates for November Community Organizing: Past, Present, and Future October 2009 Role of Research Universities in Civic Engagement Education Incoming first-year students start with FOCUS Professor Diane Souvaine Dean Hollister Course Features Alumni Leaders Active Citizenship in the Undergraduate Curriculum CPS Scholar Arielle Carpenter pursues a passion for nutrition Citizen Alumna Tara Sonenshine unites communications and foreign policy CIRCLE updates for October Nominate a Citizen Alumus/a Leaders for Change September 2009 August 2009 July 2009 June 2009 May 2009 April 2009 March 2009 February 2009 January 2009 Older Newsletters Subscribe To The Active Citizen Newsletter Upcoming Events Summer Reading Students Student Programs Course Guide CPS Scholars Civic Engagement Fund (CEF) Active Citizenship Summer (ACS) Current Opportunities Leaders For Change Honos Civicus Welcome to Tisch College! Faculty Research Adjunct Faculty Endowed Professorships Civic Engagement Research Group Tufts Community Research Center Active Citizenship in the Curriculum Alumni In Your Community CASE Network Alumni in Action Share Your Story Tufts Citizen Laywers Upcoming Alumni Activities Community Host Communities Resources Goldberg Initiative Get Involved Contact CIRCLE Social Networking & Community Organizing Summer Institute of Civic Studies
	Newsletter November 2009 Professor David Guss Tufts Jumpstart Reads for the Record Nominate a Citizen Alumus/a CPS Scholar Dean Ladin Citizen Alumni Heather Rieman and Adam Levner CIRCLE updates for November Community Organizing: Past, Present, and Future October 2009 Role of Research Universities in Civic Engagement Education Incoming first-year students start with FOCUS Professor Diane Souvaine Dean Hollister Course Features Alumni Leaders Active Citizenship in the Undergraduate Curriculum CPS Scholar Arielle Carpenter pursues a passion for nutrition Citizen Alumna Tara Sonenshine unites communications and foreign policy CIRCLE updates for October Nominate a Citizen Alumus/a Leaders for Change September 2009 August 2009 July 2009 June 2009 May 2009 April 2009 March 2009 February 2009 January 2009 Older Newsletters Subscribe To The Active Citizen Newsletter	Home » About » Newsletter » April 2009 Active Citizen - April 2009 Vol 6 \| No 4 Contents: Tisch College Hosts National Conference on Arts and Activism Professor Kathleen Merrigan Tapped as U.S. Deputy Secretary of Agriculture Students' "Tufts Roundtable" Launches Online Edition Tufts Student Serves as Federal Student Service Ambassador Tisch College Board Chair Deb Jospin Leads Workshop for Local Non-Profits CPS Scholars Kate Berson and Laura Zachary Citizen Alumni Community Mentors Tufts Students Tisch Civic Engagement Research Prize Given to Professor Elinor Ostrom 4th Annual Edward R. Murrow Forum on Issues in Journalism Read the complete HTML newsletter	Sr. Fellow Bill Harris Promotes Action to Change the Outcomes of Traumatized Children Tisch Senior Fellow Bill Harris co-authored "Opportunities to Change the Outcomes of Traumatized Children." This initiative of OhioCanDo4Kids aims to inform policy makers and the public about the costs and consequences of child maltreatment. Faculty Profile Richard Lerner Professor, child development WHY TUFTS: “Tufts has a great liberal arts tradition and is making a difference in the world for individuals, communities and civil society more generally. Having the opportunity to work at an institution that has this traditional excellence and yet this commitment, this pillar, to application to real world service is just an enormous opportunity, a great gift.” CURRENT RESEARCH: Groundbreaking work on the nature of positive development among adolescents. Several longitudinal studies are underway exploring how adolescents develop in positive ways and how this development is juxtaposed with risk behaviors (alcohol, drug use, unsafe sex, delinquency, etc.) often seen during this period. LATEST BOOK: Liberty: Thriving and Civic Engagement Among America’s Youth AFTER-HOURS: “I like to spend time with my kids and my wife, who is a professor at Boston College. I also jog everyday and do crossword puzzles.”
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Active Citizen - April 2009

Sr. Fellow Bill Harris Promotes Action to Change the Outcomes of Traumatized Children

Faculty Profile