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Boston PILOT Assessment Summary

Tufts University

Calendar Year 2016

This report responds to the City of Boston’s inquiry about services provided to residents by tax exempt institutions.

Process Summary

Community Relations collected data on activities, programs, volunteer efforts, and services that Tufts students, faculty, and staff have provided to benefit the City of

Boston and/or its residents. For the purpose of this survey, we concentrated on activities that occurred during calendar year 2016. This includes financial aid. The total

is $9,577,588.20.

We solicited information from each of our schools. The data outlined on the following pages represents the results collected. Please note that we did not put a dollar

value on the use of space on campus even though many other organizations were charged a rental fee. Also, this report does not include salaries paid to residents of

the City of Boston (560 employees; $39 million).

Tufts University Totals 2016 Calendar Year:

AS&E Financial Aid: $2,638,701.00

AS&E: $485,432.00

Dental School: $5,674,521.20

Medical & Sackler: $469,125.00

Nutrition: $253,800.00

University Other: $56,009.00

Total $9,577,588.20

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Arts, Sciences, and Engineering Undergraduate Financial Aid

Total: $2,638,701.00

Department Contact Program/Description Beneficiary Dollar Value Total Value

Financial Aid Matthew

Eisenman

Tuition Remission 70 Boston residents:

employees or their

dependents

$484,873.50

Patricia

Reilly

Financial Aid 58 undergraduate Boston

residents

$2,153,827.50

Arts, Sciences, and Engineering

Total AS&E: $483,432.00

Department Contact Program/Description Beneficiary Dollar Value Total Value

Occupational Therapy

Mary Alicia Barnes

Service Learning projects: Entry level masters students led weekly groups for children addressing social-emotional & play skills at Charlestown Boys & Girls Club.

Recipients of club services and their staff

4 entry level masters students @ Charlestown Boys & Girls Club (48 hours) Value at $20/hour $20 x 48 hours = $960

$960.00

Occupational Therapy

Mary Alicia Barnes

14 students did Boston based full-time unpaid internships in 2016. Eight were in hospital settings. Two were in public schools. Two were in a children’s center and one in early intervention (home based care). One was in an outpatient setting serving veterans. Each placement is 480 hours. Therapists and patients/clients see it as a

Recipients of services and their staff: Brigham & Women’s Hospital (1) Boston Medical

14 students x 480 hours = 6720 hours Independent Sector's value at $27.00

$181,440.00

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benefit to have a link to Tufts and a resource for new ideas & evidenced based practice OT students gradually assume responsibility for caseload under supervision

Center (1) Metro Boston Mental Health (1) Franciscan Children's (1) Faulkner Hospital (1) Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital (1) Dr. Solomon Mental Health (1) VA Outpatient-Jamaica Plain(1) Boston Public Schools (1) Judge Baker Children’s Center (2) Boston Public Schools (1) Thom Boston EI (1) Brookline Public Schools (1)

Drama & Dance Joanne Barnett

Creative Arts is an educationally based arts program that runs for six weeks in the summer. There are two three-week sessions offered.

Five students from Boston attended and were given financial aid

All five students were enrolled in the full six-week session and received a total of $6,250 in financial aid.

$6,250.00

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Music Edith Auner Scholars in the form of tuition remission to students from Boston

Boston residents $490 to a violin student from Boston $60 to a guitar student from East Boston

$550.00

Urban Environmental Policy Planning

Penn Loh, Fran Jacobs, & Christine Cousineau

2016 Field Projects * Greater Boston Community Land Trust Network: Growing Community Land Trusts in Greater Boston * Livable Streets Initiative and WalkUP Roslindale: The Emerald Network: Roslindale Gateway Path to the Arboretum * Community Labor United and Green Justice Coalition: Community-Owned Solar: Models for Massachusetts

* Greater Boston Community Land Trust Network (facilitated by Dudley St. Neighborhood Initiative) * Livable Streets Initiative and WalkUP Roslindale * Community Labor United

Each student contributes 12 hours/week for 10 weeks (120 hours total) X 14 students (on 3 teams) = 1680 hours of student time at $15/hour = $25,200

$25,200.00

Center for Engineering Educational Outreach (CEEO)

Devyn Curley STOMP: Teaching hands on, 1 hour STEM lessons once a week at Josiah Quincy School

Josiah Quincy classrooms

6 classrooms in Josiah Quincy, 8 STOMP Fellows, $10.50/hour, 20 weeks, 8 hrs/wk = $13440 1 classroom in K-8 Tobin, 2 STOMP Fellows $10.50/hour, 16 weeks, 6 hours/week=$2016.

$15,456.00

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Continuing Education - SMFA

Wilkie Cook City Studio City Studio is a studio based after-school art program established through a partnership between Boston Public Schools and SMFA at Tufts University that acts as a bridge towards higher art education. This program places a dual focus on both a rigorous conceptual development of a high school student’s art practice and the practical steps towards college enrollment in the art field.

BPS students who select to enroll. Currently, 9 Students from the following schools: Josiah Quincy, Henderson, Inclusion, Brighton High, Snowden International

56 hours over, 28 weeks. Teacher Stipend: $4500 Supplies:$1500

$6,000.00

Dean Bauer's Office (SMFA)

Nancy Bauer Massachusetts Art Competition We are working closely with The Boston Globe to run the statewide Scholastic Art and Writing Awards for Massachusetts students in grades 7 through 12. The artistic work is being judged at the SMFA this January, and we arranged with the Museum of Fine Arts to hold the award ceremony at the MFA on March 11, 2017.

All MA art & writing students, gr 7-12, who choose to participate.

Program costs are covered by the Boston Global & Scholastics. 7 Admissions Staff assisted with the Ceremony held in March of 2016.

Jumpstart at Tufts University

Luis Frias and Shirley Mark

Individualized language and literacy development in low-income preschool classrooms

Wang YMCA of Chinatown, Chinese Church Head Start

25 students, 3440 total hours @

27.50/hour

$94,600.00

Tisch Summer Fellows Massachusetts Program 2016

Maggie McMorrow and Shirley Mark

Students gain real-world skills, grow their networks, and explore career paths while building stronger communities on a local, national, or international level

Students and residents of the Boston area

24 students; 350 hours total hours

per student@ $3800 stipend

$91,200.00

Jonathan M. Tisch College of Citizenship and Public Service (Tisch Scholars Program)

Sara Allred

In the spring of 2016, a Tisch Scholar worked at the Health Promotion Center (HPC) at the Southern Jamaica Plain Health Center, working as the Program Coordinator for the Racial Reconciliation and Healing program, which brings together Youth of Color and White youth to

Southern Jamaica Plain Health Center

Hours:104 $2,808.00

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discuss, expose, and address structural racism at its roots. They also learn about health inequities and the intersection between oppression and the social determinants of health. The Scholar managed administrative aspects of the program such as participant interviews, screening, and evaluation.


Sara Allred

Wealth Inequality Workshops: In both the spring of 2016, a Scholar worked with United for a Fair Economy, a national non-profit based in Boston that supports movements against wealth inequality. She did research and developed workshops in the popular economic education department, adding information and activities surrounding how wealth inequality intersects with gender and race. She worked to implement those workshops in organizations.

United for a Fair Economy

Hours:104 $2,808.00


Sara Allred

Youth Mentorship: In both the spring of 2016, one Scholar worked with Strong Women Strong Girls (SWSG), an organization that trains college-aged women to teach workshops to local elementary school girls about female empowerment. She is creating a Junior Mentor Program (JUMP) for SWSG that will invite SWSG middle-school alumnae from a few Boston sites to return as junior mentors and assist in facilitating weekly workshops. She is also designing and leading a curriculum for monthly junior mentor team-building sessions that are designed to support the junior mentors as they take on a leadership position, as well as to create a community to discuss their experiences as girls in middle school. The program is designed with the dual purpose of empowering girls who have

Strong Women Strong Girls

Hours:104 $2,808.00

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aged out of the program by providing them with the opportunity to take on a leadership role within SWSG, as well as diversifying the type of role models SWSG provides to the girls in their programs.


Sara Allred

A Tisch Scholar interned at Alternatives for Community and Environment (ACE) in the fall of 2016. Based in Roxbury, ACE empowers communities of color and low-income communities in Massachusetts to eradicate environmental racism and classism; create healthy, sustainable communities; and achieve environmental justice. Additionally, she supported one of their Youth Organizers through her college application process and created a manual and workshop on the current college application process in order to build capacity within ACE to provide this service to more Youth Organizers in the future.

Alternatives for Community and the Environment (ACE)

Hours:104 $2,808.00


Sara Allred

A Tisch Scholar worked with the Asian Community Development Corporation (ACDC) in fall of 2016. Based in Chinatown, ACDC develops physical assets such as affordable housing, promotes economic development, fosters leadership development, and advocates on behalf of the Asian American community in Greater Boston.

Asian Community Development Corporation (ACDC)

Hours:104 $2,808.00


Sara Allred

In spring of 2016, two Scholars worked with the Dudley Street Neighborhood Initiative on an operations manual for the Community Land Trust. The CLT model seeks to improve the community by establishing equitable, affordable housing and preserving productive open space, ultimately stabilizing the neighborhood. An

Dudley Street Neighborhood Initiative (DSNI)

Hours:208 $5,616.00

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updated internal operations manual and external documents for homeowners will provide access to clear, accurate information regarding policies and processes for refinancing, home repair, and re-sales. Along with the DNI team, the Scholars also simultaneously worked to organize a resource fair for homeowners, where they shared the documents produced to incorporate community feedback.


Sara Allred

In spring of 2016, a Scholar worked with Haley House in Boston’s South End. Haley House is dedicated to combating homelessness by providing fresh meals, housing, clothing, promoting economic independence, and organizing art workshops while challenging the structural inequalities that perpetuate poverty and discrimination. The student worked in the soup kitchen helping to prepare healthy meals and built relationships with the guests as well as in the administrative office helping with tasks that include grant writing and prospecting, program evaluation and monitoring.

Haley House Hours:104 $2,808.00


Sara Allred

In spring of 2016, a Scholar worked at Daily Table, a not-for-profit food market in Dorchester whose goal is to increase food access. The Scholar worked closely with the next door Codman Square Community Health Center to further the partnership between primary care and access to healthy, fresh, and affordable foods.

Daily Table Hours:104 $2,808.00


Sara Allred

In the spring of 2016, a Scholar served at the Young People’s Project as a College Math Literacy Worker. The Young People’s Project’s goal is to eliminate institutional obstacles that are barriers for the success of elementary and high school

Young People’s Project/Higgins-Lewis K-8 school

Hours:104 $2,808.00

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students in higher education. The project supports 2nd-4th graders in several schools across the Greater Boston area during 8-12 week long after school math enrichment sessions. As a College Math Literacy Worker, the Scholar oversees the Math Literacy Workers as well as works with elementary students in the classroom.


Sara Allred

In the spring and fall of 2016, a Scholar to support Mission Hill K-8 School’s process of designing Mission Hill Art Science High School based on community needs and ideas. The Scholar learned about what it takes to build a truly democratic schooling environment that fully respects everyone’s voices, identities and humanity. The Scholar’s specific role involves listening generously, engaging voices, and honestly documenting and sharing the process of designing this high school, which brings together community members across disciplines, generations, institutions, races and backgrounds.

Mission Hill K-8 School

Hours:208 $5,616.00


Sara Allred

In the spring and fall of 2016, a Scholar worked for MassVOTE, a statewide nonprofit that works to register, educate, and mobilize voters, with a focus on historically underrepresented communities in Massachusetts. While at MassVOTE, the Scholar registered and educated voters on a nonpartisan basis, working with Boston schools to help promote civic education and early voting, and fighting for election reform. The Scholar also worked on a program that seeks to identify consistent and engaged voters from minority communities, and work with them to help increase voting in their neighborhoods.

MassVOTE Hours:208 $5,616.00

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Sara Allred

In the spring and fall of 2016, a Scholar worked with St. Stephens Youth Program in Boston’s South End- a youth program that serves local kids in the area during the summer and throughout the school year. The Scholar (a South End resident and alumna of the St. Stephen’s program) created a mentorship program between Tufts students and the teens that SSYP employs (high school students who are predominantly of color and low income).

St. Stephens Youth Program

Hours:208 $5,616.00


Sara Allred

In the spring of 2016, a Tisch Scholar worked with the transfer services department of Roxbury Community College to beta test and implement a new app for community college students looking to transfer to 4-year institutions.

Roxbury Community College

Hours: 104 $2,808.00


Sara Allred

In the fall of 2016, two Tisch Scholars worked at the Josiah Quincy Upper School in Boston’s Chinatown. One student has been assisting with the tracking of community projects in order for juniors and seniors to complete their graduation requirements for the school’s IB program. The other student is assisting with the planning and implementation of a conference focused on water issues for middle years students.

Josiah Quincy Upper School

Hours: 208 $5,616.00


Sara Allred

During the fall of 2016, a Tisch Scholar has worked with Chinese Progressive Association on housing stabilization campaigns as well as on voter registration and ballot measures during the 2016 election.

Chinese Progressive Association

Hours: 104 $2,808.00


Sara Allred

During the fall of 2016, a Tisch Scholar has been working with the Fair Labor Division of the MA Attorney General’s Office to plan and implement new wage theft clinics in promotion of workers’ rights.

MA AG Office Hours: 104 $2,808.00

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Sara Allred

In the spring of 2016, a Scholar worked at the Massachusetts Health Policy Commission (HPC) as the Market Performance Intern. The HPC’s role is to improve the implementation and quality of health care across the Commonwealth, while driving down costs through increased transparency and innovation. The Market Performance team focuses on conducting cost and market impact reviews (CMIR) of market transactions, including hospital mergers and acquisitions. The Scholar assisted with building a comprehensive database for the HPC, and compiling data for payers and providers that exceeded the cost growth benchmark. The Scholar researched and analyzed the causes for the increase in costs and help developed Performance Improvement Plans for each organization.

Massachusetts Health Policy Commission

Hours: 104 $2,808.00

School of Dental Medicine

Total: $5,674,521.00

Department Contact Program/Description Beneficiary Number of hours & dollar value

Total

Department of Public Health and Community Service, Tufts University School of Dental Medicine

Jane Steffensen, MPH, MCHES

Variety of Community Oral Health Outreach Activities with volunteer dental students and faculty providing oral health promotion and education. Also, supplies were distributed during some events

Varied depending on event

1. Linkage of Tufts University Students (LOTUS) Tooth Talks at Castle Square Tenants Association, Boston, 1 Faculty, 3 Hours=$450, 3 Dental Students, 3 hrs=$270, 45 Toothbrushes and 45 Toothpaste Tubes= $27 $55,375.20

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2. Oral Health, ABCD Early Childhood Education, Boston, 16 Dental Students, 1 Hour/Day for 16 Days=$480

3. Early Childhood Oral Health Education, Sunshine Daycare, Boston, 1 Faculty, 2 Hours=$300, 2 Dental Students, 2 Hours=$120, 38 Toothbrushes and 38 Toothpaste Tubes= $22.80

4. Early Childhood Oral Health Education at ABCD Chinese Church and Brighton-Allston Head Start, Boston 1 Faculty, 2 Hours=$300, 1 Dental Student, 2 Hours=$60, 150 Toothbrushes and 150 Toothpaste Tubes= $90

5. Early Childhood Oral Health Outreach at Buds and Blossoms Daycare, Boston, 1 Faculty, 2 Hours=$300, 2 Dental

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Students, 2 Hours=$120, 24 Toothbrushes and 24 Toothpaste Tubes= $14.40

6. Linkage of Tufts University Students (LOTUS) Tooth Talks at Castle Square Tenants Association, Boston, 1 Faculty, 3 Hours=$450, 7 Dental Students, 3 Hours=$630, 30 Toothbrushes and 24 Toothpaste Tubes= $16.20

7. Lessons in a Lunch Box, Josiah Quincy School, Boston, 1 Faculty, 2 Hours=$300, 15 Dental Students, 2 Hours=$900, 120 Toothbrushes and 120 Toothpaste Tubes= $72

8. Wednesday Night Supper, Paulist Center, Boston, 1 Faculty, 2 Hours=$300, 7 Dental Students, 2 Hours=$420, 70

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Toothbrushes and 70 Toothpaste Tubes= $42

9. Wellness Fair, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 1 Faculty, 2 Hours=$300, 4 Dental Students, 2 Hours=$240, 25 Toothbrushes and 25 Toothpaste Tubes= $15

10. East Boston Health Fair, Most Holy Redeemer Parish, East Boston, 1 Faculty, 4 Hours=$600, 10 Dental Students, 4 Hours=$1200, 80 Toothbrushes and 150 Toothpaste Tubes= $69

11. Healthy Kids Festival, Boston Children's Museum, Boston, 1 Faculty, 6 Hours=$900, 5 Dental Students, 6 Hours=$900, 100 Toothbrushes and 200 Toothpaste Tubes= $90

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12. Oral Health Education for Parents at ABCD Chinese Church Head Start, Boston, 1 Faculty, 4 Hours=$600, 2 Dental Students, 4 Hours=$240, 50 Toothbrushes and 50 Toothpaste Tubes= $30

13. Oral Health Program, Lee School, Boston, 1 Faculty, 36 Hours,=$5400, 36 Dental Students from TUSDM American Academy of Developmental Medicine and Dentistry Student Chapter, 3 Hours=$3240

14. Project Bridge at Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Nonprofit Organization for Boston's Homeless and Runaway, Boston, 4 Dental Students, 32 Hours=$3840

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15. Mildred Avenue Health Fair, Mattapan, 300 Toothbrushes=$90

16. Lunch and Learn, Cardinal Medeiros Center, Boston, 5 Dental Students, 10 Hours=$1500, 100 Toothbrushes=$30

17. Higginson School Healthy Family Night, Boston Public Schools, Roxbury, 100 Toothbrushes and 50 Toothpaste Tubes= $45

18. Tooth Day at Fenway, Tufts University School of Dental Medicine Alpha Omega Dental Fraternity, Massachusetts Dental Society, 3 Faculty, 4 Hours=$1800, 8 Dental Students, 4 Hours=$960

19. Health Fair at Urban Edge, Roxbury, 1 Faculty, 2 Hours=$300, 3 Dental Students, 2 Hours=$180, 70

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Toothbrushes and 50 Toothpaste Tubes= $36

20. National Night Out in Chinatown, Tai Tung Village and the Boston Police Department, Chinatown, Boston, 1 Faculty, 3 Hours=$450, 7 Dental Students, 3 Hours=$630, 200 Toothbrushes and 200 Toothpaste Tubes= $120

21. 11 Ways to Figure Out if You Have a Good Idea, American Indian Association Young Entrepreneur's New England Chapter, Boston, 1 Faculty, 4 Hours=$600, 4 Dental Students, 4 Hours=$480

22. Oral Health Promotion Event at India Day 2016, American Indian Association Young Entrepreneur's New England Chapter and South Asian Medical

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and Dental Association (SAMDA), Boston, 1 Faculty, 4 Hours=$600, 3 Dental Students, 4 Hours=$360, 200 Toothbrushes and 200 Toothpaste Tubes= $120

23. Back to School Jam, State Representative Jeffrey Sanchez, TUSDM, MCPHS University, Northeastern University, Boston, 1 Faculty, 3 Hours=$450, 4 Dental Students, 3 Hours=$360, 30 Toothbrushes and 30 Toothpaste Tubes= $18

24. Rescuing Leftover Cuisine – Boston and Tufts Student National Dental Association, Boston, 1 Faculty, 1 Hours=$150, 12 Dental Students, 1 Hour=$360

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25. Oak Street Fair, Chinatown, Boston, 1 Faculty, 3 Hours=$450, 8 Dental Students, 3 Hours=$720, 288 Toothbrushes and 288 Toothpaste Tubes= $172.80

26. Tufts Chinatown Wellness Initiative (TCWI), Asian Community Development Corporation (ACDC), Boston, 1 Faculty, 3 Hours=$450, 5 Dental Students, 3 Hours=$450, 20 Toothbrushes and 10 Toothpaste Tubes= $9

27. Outreach Event, Korean Catholic Church, Boston, 1 Faculty, 4 Hours=$525, 13 Dental Students, 4 Hours=$1365, 50 Toothbrushes and 60 Toothpaste Tubes= $33

28. Smile Share Care, Chinatown Wang YMCA, Boston, 36

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Dental Students, 1 Hours/Week=$1080, 50 Toothbrushes and 20 Toothpaste Tubes= $21

29. East Boston Health Fair, Boston, 1 Faculty, 4 Hours=$600, 8 Dental Students, 4 Hours=$960, 150 Toothbrushes and 150 Toothpaste Tubes= $90

30. East Boston Social Centers Health Fair, Boston, 1 Faculty, 3 Hours=$450, 5 Dental Students, 3 Hours=$450, 100 Toothbrushes and 100 Toothpaste Tubes= $60

31. Early Childhood Literacy Fair, Boston, 1 Faculty, 3 Hours=$450, 4 Dental Students, 3 Hours=$360, 40 Toothbrushes and 40 Toothpaste Tubes= $24

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32. Free Oral Cancer Screening at Club Cafe, Boston, 4 Faculty, 3 Hours=$1800, 11 Dental Students, 3 Hours=$990, 65 Toothbrushes and 65 Toothpaste Tubes= $39

33. Impressions Program, TUSDM Student National Dental Association, 5 Faculty, 6 Hours=$4500, 20 Dental Students, 6 Hours=$3600

34. Community Outreach, Urban Edge, Boston, 1 Faculty, 2 Hours=$300, 6 Dental Students, 2 Hours=$360, 50 Toothbrushes and 50 Toothpaste Tubes= $30

35. Oral Screenings at Health Fair, Cathedral of the Holy Cross, Boston, 2 Faculty, 2 Hours,=$600, 4 Dental Students, 2

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Hours=$240, 30 Toothbrushes=$9

36. Cards for Kids, Alpha Omega, Boston, 20 Dental Students, 2 Hours=$1200

Department of Public Health & Community Service, Tufts Community Dental Program

Kathryn Dolan, RDH, Med

Tufts Community Dental Program provides preventive dental services in the Boston Public Schools (Smart Smiles in the Boston Public Schools). Dental services include dental screenings, cleanings , fluoride, sealants, radiographs and minor restorative dentistry. Dental care in school-based programs costs less than in private dental offices and is provided free of charge to uninsured children.

Boston Public Schools: 1) Boston Renaissance Charter 2) Channing Elementary School 3) Chittick Elementary School 4) Curley K-8 School 5) Ellis School 6) Ellison/Parks early Education School 7. Leadership Academy 8. Haynes Early Education Center 9. Hennigan Elementary School 10. Higginson K-2 School 11. King K-8 School 12. Lee Academy 13. Lee Elementary School 14. Manning Elementary School 15. Mather School 16. Mattahunt Elementary School

Tufts University School of Dental Medicine Dental, Smart Smiles Dental Program in the Boston Public Schools has provided $248,472 in unreimbursed clinical care

$284,472.00

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17. Mildred Avenue K-8 School 18. Ohrenberger School 19. UP Academy Charter School, Dorchester 20. Quincy Elementary School 21. Russell Elementary School 22. Winship Elementary School 23. Bates School 24. Condon School

Department of Public Health & Community Service, Tufts Community Dental Program

Kathryn Dolan, RDH, Med

Tufts dental hygienists, dental assistants, dental students and nutrition students volunteer at 24 Boston Public Schools to provide oral health education in the classrooms. Classroom education provided to kindergarten through 5th grade classrooms

Boston Public Schools:

24 schools – 1.5 day each school to complete classroom education activities.

$18,000.00

1. Boston Renaissance Charter

Staff dental hygienists and assistant coverage per day - $500.00

2. Channing Elementary School

36 days x $500.00

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3. Chittick Elementary School

4. Curley K-8 School

5. Ellis School

6. Ellison/Parks Early Education School

7. Leadership Academy

8. Haynes Early Education Center

9. Hennigan Elementary School

10. Higginson K-2 School

11. King K-8 School

12. Lee Academy

13. Lee Elementary School

14. Manning Elementary School

15. Mather School

16. Mattahunt Elementary School

School of Medicine and Sackler School of Graduate Biomedical Sciences

Total: $469,125.00


Total Value

Educational Affairs (Community Service Learning)

Jennifer Ann Greer-Morrissey

Boston Area Rape Crisis Center

Boston 1 student at 50 hours x 27

$1,350.00

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Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program

Roxbury 7 students for a total of 350 hours x 27

$9,450.00

Boston Public Schools (various)

Boston (Chinatown) 1 students for a total of 50 hours x 27

$1,350.00

Child Life at Floating (TMC)

Chinatown (serves all of Boston)

1 students for a total of 50 hours x 27

$1,350.00

Community Servings

Jamaica Plain (serves all of Boston)

2 students for a total of 100 hours x 27 $2,700.00

ED Patient Advocates @ TMC



$6,750.00

Friendship Works for Elders

Boston 2 students for a total of 100 hours x27

$2,700.00

Health Impact Partnership

Jamaica Plain English High School – serves all of Boston

7 students fro a total of 350 hours x27

$9,450.00

Horizons for Homeless Children

Boston 1 student for a total of 50 hours

$1,350.00

Hyde Square Task Force

Jamaica Plain 1 student for a total of 50 hours

$1,350.00

Josiah Quincy Elementary School

Chinatown 1 student for a total of 50 hours x 27

$1,350.00

Josiah Quincy Upper School



$6,750.00

Kids with Cancer and their Students (Floating)


15 students for a total of 750 hours x27

$20,250.00

Little Brothers Friends of the Elderly

Boston 1 student for a total of 250 hours x 27

$6,750.00

Playworks Boston Boston

1 student for a total of 50 hours x 27

$6,750.00

Rosie’s Place Roxbury


$8,100.00

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Sharewood Malden, Serves Boston residents

61 students for a total of 2750 hours x 27 = 34% of patients were from Boston = $

$25,245.00

Shattuck Hospital (High Point Treatment Facility

Jamaica Plain 1 student for a total of 50 hours x 27

$1,350.00

South Bay House of Corrections

Roxbury 5 students for a total of 250 hours x 27

$6,750.00

Southern Jamaica Plain Health Center

Jamaica Plain 2 students for a total of 100 hours x 27

$2,700.00

Team Cathedral Project

South End (serves all of Boston)


$13,500.00

TEEEN (Teens, Empowerment, Exercise, Education, Nutrition( at St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center

Brighton (serves teens from Brighton/Boston)

7 students for a total of 350 hours x27

$9,450.00

Tufts Chinatown Wellness Initiative (student-run in partnership with ACDC)


$4,050.00

Tufts Medical Center (various patient support services including palliative care volunteers)


$6,750.00

Tufts Obstetric Patients and their Students



$10,800

826 Boston Boston

1 student for a total of 50 hours x 27 $1,350.00

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YMCA Boston (Oak Square location)

1 student for a total of 50 hours x 27 $1,350.00

School: Applied learning Experience for MPH students

Doina Iliescu Oral Health Knowledge, Attitude and Behavior Of Parents at ABCD Chinese Church Head Start

Action for Boston Community Development

1 student for a total of 160 hours x27

$4,320.00

Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Intake as a Modulator of Genetic Associations for Chronic Inflammation Relevant to Cardiovascular Disease

ARS 1 student for a total of 160 hours x27

$4,320.00

Refugee Mental Health & Mental Health Services

Boston Center for Refugee Health and Human Rights


$4,320.00

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Quality of Care Measure Development and Testing

Boston Children’s Hospital


$4,320.00

Evaluating the Patient Experience at the Boston Center for Refugee Health and Human Rights

Boston Medical Center 1 student for a total of 160 hours x27

$4,320.00

Evaluating the Mental Health Services at the Boston Center for Refugee Health and Human Rights

Boston Medical Center 1 student for a total of 160 hours x27

$4,320.00

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Overdose Prevention/Narcan Promotion Posters

Boston Public Health Commission


$4,320.00

Diversification of Allied Health Professions



$4,320.00

Healthy Kids Out of School: Implementation and Promotion of a Healthy Concession Stand Pilot Program

Child Obesity 180 1 student for a total of 160 hours x27

$4,320.00

Understanding Human-Poultry Interactions that may pose a Public Health Risk among Immigrant Communities in Massachusetts

Boston University School of Public Health


$4,320.00

Prescriber perspectives on preventing opioid abuse among orthopedic surgical patients

Boston University Medical Center


$4,320.00

Reduction of Red Blood Cell Outdating: Financial and Policy Assessment, Implementation, and Evaluation

Boston University School of Medicine


$4,320.00

Aqui La: Translationalism and Health

Boston University School of Social Work


$4,320.00

Center for Information 1 student for a total of $4,320.00

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Predictors for Clinical Trial Participation - the 2015 Perceptions and Insights Study: Public and Patient Perceptions of Clinical Research

and Study on Clinical Research Participation

160 hours x27

The Hunger Vital SignTM: Best Practices for Food Insecurity Screening in Medical Settings

Children’s Health Watch


$4,320.00

Age-Friendly Housing: An Analysis of Senior Housing in Boston, Massachusetts, and Recommendations for Supporting Aging in Place

Age Friendly Boston - City of Boston Commission on Elderly Affairs


$4,320.00

Establishing an Advanced Dental Hygiene Practitioner Level of Practice: A Qualitative Study

Commonwealth of Massachusetts - Joint Committee on Public Health


$4,320.00

Effective Messaging: Increasing Awareness and Utilization of the Dana-Farber Mobile Mammography Van

Dana-Farber Cancer Institute


$4,320.00

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The Development of FightFuel™ and the Recommendations for a Fitness Nutrition Training Program for EverybodyFights®

Everybody Fights 1 student for a total of 160 hours x27

$4,320.00

Home Allergens and Asthma Birth Cohort: Results of BASC Test

Harvard Medical School


$4,320.00

Evaluation of the Feasibility of Using Hospital Discharge Dataset for Pediatric Readmission Analysis

Massachusetts Center for Health Information and Analysis


$4,320.00

A Quality Improvement (QI) Project Measuring the Goals of the Massachusetts WIC Program. Are they still the best goals and metrics?

Massachusetts Department of Public Health


$4,320.00

Postpartum Depression in Massachusetts: An Evaluation of Four Pilot Programs



$4,320.00

Choosing the Right Vendor: The Process of Procuring Health Services for Mothers with a Higher Risk of Delivering a Child with Developmental Delays



$4,320.00

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A Genotypic and Epidemiologic Analysis of Massachusetts’ Mycobacterium Tuberculosis Cases from 2012-2015



$4,320.00

Under-Reporting of Sharps Injuries amongst Nurses



$4,320.00

Expanding the Mass LAUNCH Model of Integrating Early Childhood Mental Health into the Pediatric Medical Home



$4,320.00

Investigation of Overdose Response Outreach Services in Several Massachusetts Communities



$4,320.00

Exploring the Collaboration between WIC Nutritionists and Medical Providers around the Prevention and Treatment of Childhood Overweight and Obesity



$4,320.00

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Characteristics of Fruit and Vegetable and Whole Grain Benefit Utilization in the Massachusetts Women, Infant, and Children (WIC) Nutrition Program



$4,320.00

Identifying Barriers to Documentation and Strategies for Improvement for the Women, Infant & Children (WIC) Breastfeeding Peer Counselor (BFPC) Program



$4,320.00

Investigating and Improving Breastfeeding among Massachusetts Mothers with Gestational Diabetes Mellitus, 2007-2013



$4,320.00

Analyzing the Association Between Paid Maternity Leave and Breastfeeding Practices



$4,320.00

Development of an Evaluation Tool for Mass Perinatal Expansion Project (Mass PEP)



$4,320.00

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A Quality Improvement Project Supporting Implementing the New Top Five Goals of the Massachusetts WIC Program Performance Management System



$4,320.00

A Key to Quick Recovery: Quality Improvement of Post-Acute Transitional Care for Medicare ACO Patients

Massachusetts General Hospital


$4,320.00

Assisting Older Adults in Setting up an Activity Tracker

RecycleHealth 1 student for a total of 160 hours x27

$4,320.00

GOOD BABIES (Guidance of Optimal Diet through Behavior, Attitude and Beliefs Intervention and Empowerment Strategies)

South Cove Community Health Center


$4,320.00

The Feasibility Test of GOOD BABIES - A Toddler Health Promotion Program at South Cove WIC

South Cove Community Health Center


$4,320.00

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Regulating Regenerative Medicine - A Cross-Sectional Research Study on How the Medicines of the Future will be Managed

Tufts Center for the Study of Drug Development


$4,320.00

Patient Access to Orphan Drugs



$4,320.00

Assessment of Decision Criteria Underlying Pharmacy Benefit Manager (PBM) Exclusion Lists



$4,320.00

Patient Access to Orphan Drugs



$4,320.00

A Geospatial Analysis of the Early Warning Indicators (EWIs) of HIV Drug Resistance (HIVDR) Among Antiretroviral Therapy (ART) Sites in Namibia: A Geographic Information System (GIS) Approach to Population-Based Surveillance of HIVDR.

Tufts Medical Center 1 student for a total of 160 hours x27

$4,320.00

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Pilot Study of an Alcohol Screening and Brief Intervention to Reduce Hazardous Alcohol


$4,320.00

Strategies to Improve the Early Discharge Process: a Quality Improvement Project


$4,320.00

Improving the Transfer Process Between the PICU and Pediatric Medical-Surgical Unit at Floating Hospital for Children


$4,320.00

Survey Development Regarding Parental Engagement in Pediatric Injury Prevention in Greater Boston


$4,320.00

A Needs Assessment and Analysis of Childhood Injury Prevention Programs for Chinese Families


$4,320.00

A Strategic Communications Plan for the Global Health Cost-effectiveness Analysis (GHCEA) Registry


$4,320.00

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Reducing the Risk of the Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infection (CAUTI) Amongst Post-Op ICU Patients


$4,320.00

Non-sustained Ventricular Tachycardia and Sudden Cardiac Death in Patients with Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy


$4,320.00

Building the Framework for a Pediatric Complex Care Clinic


$4,320.00

Evaluation of Food Security in HIV+ patients. A Comparison of NACs vs Non-NACs patients

Tufts University School of Medicine


$4,320.00

Assessing Trends in Pain Medication Prescriptions at the Tufts University School of Dental Medicine

Tufts University School of Dental Medicine


$4,320.00

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Evaluating the Association Between the Nutrition Assessment and Counseling Support Program and Dietary Diversity among People Living with HIV in Accra, Ghana



$4,320.00

Qualitative Study to Understand Factors Contributing to Hazardous Alcohol Consumption Among Patients on ART in Namibia for the Development of an Alcohol eSBI - Windhoek & Oshakati, Namibia



$4,320.00

Macrosocial Disparity, Diet, and Cardiovascular Mortality in Global Populations Undergoing Transition

Tufts University Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy


$4,320.00

Nutrition and Inequality in the Context of Global Transition



$4,320.00

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Impact and Possible Implications to the Oral Medicine Department at Tufts University of the New American College of Rheumatology Classification Criteria for Sjögren’s Syndrome



$4,320.00

Use of Clinical Practice Guideline for Antibiotic Prophylaxis Against Infective Endocarditis Among Dental Students and Instructors



$4,320.00

Clinical Outcomes Research: Operative Treatment of Distal Fibular Avulsion Fractures in Children and Adolescents

Boston Children’s Hospital


$4,320.00

Successes and Challenges in Global Health: Perspectives from a Research Fellow with the Massachusetts General Hospital Division of Global Health and Human Rights

Massachusetts General Hospital


$4,320.00

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Public Health Responses to Racism and Social Justice: A Classroom Approach

Tufts University School of Medicine (Public Health and Community Medicine)


$4,320.00

Household Prescription Medication Practices and Adolescent Substance Misuse: An Opportunity for Clinical Intervention


$4,320.00

Investigation of an Increase in Opioid-Related Overdose Deaths, Massachusetts 2013-2016



$4,320.00

Emerging Infectious Disease



$4,320.00

Systems Change: Combating the Opioid Epidemic in Massachusetts through Medical Education and a Pilot Nasal Naloxone Initiative

Tufts University School of Medicine (Public Health and Community Medicine)


$4,320.00

Tufts University Cummings School of Veterinary Science (Dept. of Environmental and Population Health)


$4,320.00

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Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy

Total: $253,800.00


Total Value

Quincy Project 'Dig in Nutrition Education' (DINE) Program

Samantha Hoeffler, Mike Zastoupil

Program volunteers team teach short, garden-based nutrition education lessons at the Chinatown-based Josiah Quincy School and go on a field trip to a local farm in the fall. Lessons include nutrition and science topics, such as plant parts, pollination, and the food web, which include song, art, and rooftop garden planting.

Josiah Quincy Elementary School- 125 3rd grade students during 2016-2017 school year.

~12 program volunteers and 2 paid program coordinators (~$1,200-$1,500)for entire school year Supply costs are ~$250 annually. An outside foundation pays for 2 students to coordinate the logistics of the program and curriculum development. The foundation also subsidizes the field trip expenses (~$725) and pays for the buses (~$1,350).

$3,800.00

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Samantha Hoeffler, Mike Zastoupil

1) NIH funded 5 year grant (2009-2014) to partner with the Boston Public Schools to write a 10th-12th grade Biology II curriculum focused on the “Great Diseases” that impact global health. 2) NIH funded 5 year grant (2013-2018) to develop a professional development program for teachers to disseminate curriculum about Infectious Disease 3) NSF funded 1 year grant to develop and pilot test a curriculum about Ebola and emerging infectious disease for middle and high school students.

1) Summer Teacher training that included BPS teachers. Schools participating in mentored dissemination of the curriculum: East Boston High School; Boston Latin Academy 2) Summer Teacher training that included BPS teachers. Schools participating in mentored dissemination of the curriculum: East Boston High School; Boston Latin Academy 3) Summer Teacher training that included BPS teachers. Schools participating in mentored dissemination of the curriculum: East Boston High School; Boston Latin Academy

1) Workshop 35 hours X 2; mentored dissemination 30 hours X 2 2) Workshop 35 hours X 2; mentored dissemination 30 hours X 2 3) Workshop 10 hours X 2; mentored dissemination 10 hours X 2

$250,000.00

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University Other

Total: $56,009.00


Total Value

Work Study Joanne Grande Boston University Boston residents $1,650.00

BUILD $1,800.00

Citizens for Juvenile Justice $2,500.00

Dana-Farber Cancer Institute $2,200.00

Greater Boston Legal Services $2,000.00

Mass General Hospital $2,200.00

Museum of Fine Arts

$4,950.00

$2,475.00

$2,500.00

$2,500.00

Now and There $2,200.00

Technical Assistance Collaborative, Inc. $1,200.00

Third Sector New England (Tutors for All) $2,500.00

Third Sector New England (Institute of Social and Economic Development)

$1,000.00

$3,000.00

$1,250.00

Walk Boston $1,000.00

Tufts Medical Center $1,700.00

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Community Relations

Alanna Fusco Annual Contributions to Boston based non-profits

Chinatown Chinese Progressive Association - $200 for ad in Year of the Monkey Celebration book World Journal Chinese New Year Ad - $228 Chinatown Main Street – $500 towards New Year’s Fundraising Gala BCNC Chinese New Years Gala - $750 Sampan Chinese New Year Ad - $300 ACDC Heart of the Community Gourmet Dim Sum Breakfast - $1000 Greater Boston Chinese Golden Age Center – $500 for Annual Banquet Program Book Asian American Civic Association - $500 Josiah Quincy School Association SPLASH - $300 South Cove Manor Nursing and Rehabilitation

$10,792.00

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Center Annual Dinner - $100 Chinatown Main Street Festival - $500 Kwong Kow Chinese School’s Centennial Gala - $500 Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Assoc. of New England - $300 to August Moon Festival ad World Unity, Inc. Diversity and Inclusion Gala - $250 Chinatown/South Cove Neighborhood Council - $200 to Chinatown Safety Committee National Night Out Sampan - $500 to August Moon Special issue World Journal - $414 to August Moon issue ACDC Films at the Gate - $250 BCNC Oak Street Fair - $1000

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Chinese Historical Society of New England Annual Dinner - $500 Wang YMCA Annual Legacy Dinner - $2000

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Mission Hill Mission Main Tenant Task Force - $250 Mission Hill Family Fun Day - $250 Mission Hill Back to School Jam - $213 Mission Main Back to School Drive - $79 Mission Hill Road Race - $250 The Fenway Alliance - $150 The Beethoven School - $100 Boston English High School - $100

$1,392.00

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Tufts Community Appeal

Alanna Fusco TNSF Grants to Chinatown organizations in 2016

Chinatown Asian American Civic Association: T-passes for clients: $400 Asian Community Development Corporation: Workshop materials: $600 Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center: Bus tours of college campuses for first gen students: $300 Friends of the Chinatown Library: Support for on-going campaign: $200 Greater Boston Chinese Golden Age Center: Campaign on chronic illness: $400. Josiah Quincy Elementary School:

$4,200.00

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Help with fitting out maker space in library: $400 Ricesticks and Tea: Food pantry $2000 Wang YMCA: Bus tours of college campuses for first gen students $300

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Mission Hill Dream Program/Jumpstart: Food pantry for students $1000

$1,000.00

Tufts Community Relations

Boston Campus Facility Use

Boston residents Organizations we hosted: Asian American Civic Association (2) Lee Family Association (2) Greater Boston Golden Age Center (2) Chinese Historical Society (1) Wang YMCA (1) ACDC (2) Josiah Quincy Upper School (1) Boston Lodge of Chinese American Citizens (1)

Documents

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