Amma Agyei Becomes First Black Woman to Serve as Student Body President at Tufts University

by Terra Watts May 4, 2021

by Terra Watts May 4, 2021 0 comments

Amma Agyei, a pre-med student studying biomedical engineering, was recently elected president of Tufts Community Union Senate. She will be the first Black woman to occupy this role in the university’s 169-year history.

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Amma Agyei Becomes First Black Woman to Serve as Student Body President at Tufts University

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