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Prof. Mary Banas
School of the Museum of Fine Arts at
Tufts University

Tu 8:30AM–2:00PM
230 Fenway: Room B211A

When contacting me, copy both emails for best results:
mbanas01(at)tufts.edu
mary.banas(at)gmail.com

Office Hours: 
Fridays from 12–1pm, on zoom
203.641.5386

How to make an appointment:
https://calendly.com/mary-banas/office-hours
please book this by 9am on Fridays, email me to give me a heads up that you have booked it.

Graphic Arts Area Instagram
Permissions doc for GRA IG is here Syllabus
01 Description
02 Learning Outcomes
03 Assignments
04 How We Work
05 Studio Culture

Tufts University Policies
CalendarBriefs01 Alphabet Book
02 Studio Experiments
03 Poster
04 Sequence Readings

Tutorials (including how to print!)

Resources

Review Boards: Advice

Talks
Google Drive
Index

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Tufts University Policies

Academic Integrity
    Faculty Responsibilities

    Faculty members and other instructors are responsible for creating an atmosphere of integrity and honesty in their courses, in their research, and in their other academic interactions. This is accomplished by:
    • Clearly defining expectations in course syllabi;
    • Communicating any course- or discipline-specific scholarly procedures to students;
    • Engaging students in robust ways; and
    • Reporting concerns about academic misconduct each time such concerns are known.
    Student Responsibilities

    Students are responsible for creating an atmosphere of integrity and honesty in all assignments, class discussions, research conducted, and other academic work.  This is accomplished by:
    • Learning and using proper scholarly procedures;
    • Scrupulously following directions and asking for clarification when needed; and
    • Engaging with course material fully and meeting the spirit of the assignment.

    ︎︎Accomodations for Students with Disabilities

    We support students with a range of physical, sensory, psychological, medical, and learning disabilities, including temporary conditions such as injuries or broken bones.

    Depending on the nature of the disability and the particular needs of the student, a variety of supports are available. These can include, but are not limited to:
    • Classrooms accommodations (e.g., furniture, materials in alternate formats).
    • Exam accommodations (e.g., time-based exam accommodations)
    • Auxiliary aids and services (e.g., notetakers, CART services, lecture recordings).
    • Non-academic accommodations (e.g., housing, dietary, and parking).
    • Introductions and referrals to other campus resources

    If you are wondering if a specific kind of accommodation is possible at Tufts, please contact us, and we can work with you on your specific situation.    Food Resources

    Mental Health Support
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