Alumni
Channel | updated April 25, 2013
MIT alumni all over the world are accomplishing greatness. These videos show a glimpse of life after graduation.
A Vietnam War Brass Rat mystery
MIT's Brass Rat: A Vietnam War ring mystery
A Brass Rat — MIT's class ring — was returned to the United States with the effects of a Marine killed in combat who had no connection to the Institute. Help us find the solider, or family of the soldier, whose ring this is.
My Five Dinners with Ahmadinejad, featuring Jim Walsh PhD ...
My Five Dinners with Ahmadinejad, featuring Jim Walsh PhD '00
Jim Walsh PhD '00 is one of a small number of Americans who has traveled to North Korea and Iran for talks with officials about nuclear issues. A research associate in the MIT Security Studies Program, he is an international security expert who has testified before the ...
MIT sailing turns 75!
75th Anniversary of MIT Sailing, Floating Dock and Firefly Fleet Dedication
In conjunction with the 75th anniversary of sailing at MIT, DAPER dedicated a new floating dock and a fleet of Firefly sailboats at the Walter C. Wood ’17 Sailing Pavilion.
Playformed
Playformed
How do storytelling, science and play come together? This video documents the efforts of two educators, a scientist and a performance artist, to understand how teenagers explore the world and make performances out of scientific play.
Biofuels - MIT Club of Northern California
Biofuels - MIT Club of Northern California
Biofuels: How Biotech is Changing the Energy Industry MIT Club of Northern California Featuring the top executives of the Bay Area's leading Biofuels companies.John Melo - CEO, AmyrisJonathan Wolfson - CEO, SolazymeBob Mayer - CEO, Cobalt TechnologiesNoubar Afeyan - ...
Alone Together: Why We Expect More from Technology and Less ...
Alone Together: Why We Expect More from Technology and Less from Each Other
Professor Sherry Turkle, founder and director of the MIT Initiative on Technology and Self, believes that the time is ripe for widespread rethinking of the way we interact through technology. An expert on mobile devices, social networking, and sociable robotics, she ...
Introduction to Allopathy: The unique philosophy of ...
Introduction to Allopathy: The unique philosophy of non-alternative ...
Allopathic medicine is taught by the medical schools that award M.D. degrees. At its base, is the philosophy that medical therapy should be based on science. In this moderated discussion, we'll explore both the strengths and quirks of conventional medicine ...
Lynden Lemelson-InvenTeams
Lynden Lemelson-InvenTeams
Lynden High School of Lynden, Washington is one of 15 teams participating from across the United States in the Lemelson-MIT EurekaFest 2012. Our Lynden InvenTeam invention is a 3 wheeled recumbent trike with a composite frame. The trike will have an active leaning suspension which will allow ...
MIT Logs at Framingham Library
MIT Logs at Framingham Library
See the MIT Logarhythms Alums at a successful concert at the Framingham Library. An exciting and joyful performance for us and for our receptive and appreciative audience. Hawaiian War Chant, Mood Indigo, Rigoletto, Lindy Serenade, 64, Sandman, and Swing Down Chariot. Costin ...
Lessons from China - Joe Chen - MIT Club of Northern ...
Lessons from China - Joe Chen - MIT Club of Northern California
Join us for an intimate evening with CEO Joe Chen of Renren (NYSE: RENN), the Chinese social networking site often dubbed "The Facebook of China." Joe will discuss what it takes to be successful in China – an intensely competitive, highly fragmented social ...
The Emerging Leader: Maintaining Your Culture and Values ...
The Emerging Leader: Maintaining Your Culture and Values within Your ...
Alana Hamlett, Assistant Director in the Student Activities Office, and Katie Maloney, from the MIT Alumni Association discuss how to find your way in a student organization as well as the role of alumni in student organizations. Part of the Spring 2012 MIT L.E.A.D. ...
Eric Silverman, SM ’91
Eric Silverman, SM ’91
Eric Silverman, SM ’91, says that having the right partner can make or break an investment deal—and it was finding those right people that brought him to MIT Sloan.Read more at: http://mitsloan.mit.edu/buildingthefuture/sloan-stories.php
George Emmanuel, SF ’95
George Emmanuel, SF ’95
George Emmanuel, SF ’95, remembers being “a kid in an intellectual candy store” when he arrived at MIT Sloan. The result, he said, was having a variety of management tools to solve problems with.Read more at: http://mitsloan.mit.edu/buildingthefuture/sloan-stories.php
James Stoner, PhD ’67, SM ’61
James Stoner, PhD ’67, SM ’61
In the spirit of George Bernard Shaw, James Stoner, PhD ’67, SM ’61, says that MIT Sloan prompted him to ask “how could I take another step?”Read more at: http://mitsloan.mit.edu/buildingthefuture/sloan-stories.php
Jose-Maria Fernandez, SF ’10
Jose-Maria Fernandez, SF ’10
Jose-Maria Fernandez, SF ’10, remembers how Professor Andrew Lo changed his perception of finance.Read more at: http://mitsloan.mit.edu/buildingthefuture/sloan-stories.php
Kerry Bowie, SB ’94, MBA ’06
Kerry Bowie, SB ’94, MBA ’06
Growing up around nature, Kerry Bowie, SB ’94, MBA ’06, was ahead of the curve in the green movement, putting his MIT Sloan education to immediate use in environmental affairs.Read more at: http://mitsloan.mit.edu/buildingthefuture/sloan-stories.php
Lewis Williams, SM ’76
Lewis Williams, SM ’76
Lewis Williams, SM ’76, describes MIT Sloan as an “access point” for getting where he wanted to be.Read more at: http://mitsloan.mit.edu/buildingthefuture/sloan-stories.php
Marion Surette, SM ’92
Marion Surette, SM ’92
Learn how MIT Sloan helped Marion Surette, SM ’92, manage her own apparel importing business.Read more at: http://mitsloan.mit.edu/buildingthefuture/sloan-stories.php
MIT Sloan is …
MIT Sloan is …
MIT Sloan alumni complete this thought, providing insights into the essence of the School and its impact on their own career paths.Read more at: http://mitsloan.mit.edu/buildingthefuture/sloan-stories.php
Nitin Nohria, PhD ’88
Nitin Nohria, PhD ’88
Nitin Nohria, PhD ’88, is dean at Harvard Business School. But MIT Sloan had him first. Find out how the School informs his choices as a leader.Read more at: http://mitsloan.mit.edu/buildingthefuture/sloan-stories.php