Julia Davis graduated from Tufts with a major in biopsychology. She enjoys hands on tasks and passes free time with home brewing and gardening. Crew, rugby, and swimming have been the most central of the many sports she has played. After working on ambulances for the Israeli Red Cross, attending a medical program abroad, and long term involvement in type 1 diabetes clinical trials, she is excited to eventually settle into the medical field as a nurse practitioner.
Fall 2017
Cinthia Chen graduated from Tufts majoring in International Literary and Visual Studies (ILVS) and Film and Media Studies (FMS). She was born in California, but spent her formative years in Taipei, Taiwan. At Tufts she was involved with many film projects, including the Half the History project, which strives to promote and film under-told stories of American women’s history. She was also on the production crew of various theater productions. She was part of Synaptic Scholars, a student-led group within the IGL focused on interdisciplinary projects. She spent a year in the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) in London, where she further explored her interest in issues concerning diaspora, transnationalism and anti-colonial modes of thought. She also has a keen interest in learning, in theory or in practice, art forms from different disciplines, eras and cultural backgrounds, and hence has spent time training in traditional theater forms such as Noh and Kunqu, to further inform her own projects both in and out of academia.
Fall 2017)
Greta graduated from Tufts University majoring in computer science and digital storytelling. She's interested in journalism and the intersection between technology and non-fiction storytelling. At Tufts, she edited the campus section of the Observer. In the summer she can be found hiking and in the winter downhill skiing.
Fall 2017