"I love the synchronous work with peers, putting principles into perspective by applying them to real examples, learning from each others’ experiences, and supporting each other when the material—or life in general—gets tough."
Learn about Ndidiamaka Amutah-Onukagha, the Julia A. Okoro Professor of Black Maternal Health and assistant dean of diversity, equity, and inclusion at Tufts University School of Medicine.
Here, students and faculty share their reflections on the year, and some important questions: What is it like to be a student of medicine, public health or other health-related disciplines in the time of COVID-19?
"There was a sense of collegiality, where everyone is treated as a peer. I’m still in contact with people from my program both friends and professors..."
"I was drawn to Tufts for a number of reasons including the affiliation with the medical school, the focus on health communication as a core component of prevention, the location in greater Boston."