| About Us
Our Mission
Founded in 1969, the Africana Center works to enhance the
university’s academic mission to ensure that students of diverse
African descent have access to academic, cultural and student
resources that encourage and prepare them to be leaders for a wide
range of professional experiences. Working closely with academic
departments, the Advising Deans, Student Services personnel, the
Office of Admissions, Career Services and Black Alumnae, the staff
of the Center provide valuable information, advice and services to
students of diverse backgrounds, ethnic affiliations, genders,
sexual identities and religious affiliations.
Additionally, the Africana Center works to implement programs
designed to encourage and support the intellectual and individual
growth and awareness of all Tufts Undergraduates. These programs
include lectures, workshops, concerts and films, as well as a range
of additional activities and programming that reflect and celebrate
the intellectual and cultural tradition of Black people in the
Diaspora.
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