At the heart of the MIT mission statement is a call to serve the nation and the world — and this charge is embodied by the MIT Public Service Center and other organizations across campus. The PSC exists to motivate, facilitate, and celebrate the ethic and activities of public service at MIT.
June 6, 2011 - In this 2011 MSRP orientation session, six current graduate students give advice and answer questions regarding MIT and graduate community, as well as academia in general and occupational work. Panelists: Zinzile Brooks, Obioma Ohia, Daniel Soltero, Maria Telleria, David Hill.
A group of about 14 MIT students received a travel grant from the Public Service Center to help fund their trip to Louisiana during Spring Break of 2008. Through Habitat for Humanity they helped to build homes for the residents of Bogalusa who lost everything to ...
Sally Susnowitz (Public Service Center) speaks about the impact of MIT10 giving on PSC initiatives.
Sally Susnowitz (Public Service Center) speaks about the impact of last year's MIT10 giving campaign on various PSC initiatives.
Sally Susnowitz (Public Service Center) speaks about the impact of MIT10 giving on PSC initiatives.
Jacquin Niles, Professor of Biological Engineering, with a main focus on Malaria research presents his work. Malaria, an asexual parasite infecting disease usually transferred by insects and animals, contributes a high mortality rate in Africa and South Asia especially within children. Based ...
MIT Chemical Engineering Professor Jefferson Tester discusses geothermal energy and the future of U.S. engery policy, 7/26/2007
The Transmitter Design Problem,Joel L. Dawson, Carl Richard Soderberg Professor of Power Engineering, Electrical Engineering, MIT
"We feel privileged to have the opportunity to listen to the faculty, who are doing some of the greatest research in the world." --Juan Yaquian, Senior, Baylor University
Katherine Clopeck SM '09 participated in the MIT Public Service Fellowship program. Kate followed-up on a project she began the summer of 2008 to bring safe drinking water to rural villages and also empower the women of the villages to take up an entrepreneurial role in selling clean water in ...
Kathleen Cui ('08) discusses her role in Team Treatment Buddies (TTB), a 2006-2007 IDEAS Competition winning team.
"Rational Design of Microbial Chemical factories." Recorded 6/25/2009
"You work all day, you realize it's late at night, and there are still things you want to do - not have to do - want to do." --Kyle Doolan, Senior, Villanova University
