Student life at MIT is about more than what is taught in the classroom — it's about living here, experiencing life, learning by doing, exploring opportunities for yourself as a student and discovering who you are. Learn more at the Division of Student Life website.
Alex Slocum introduces agenda for the F2011 Committee on Student Life meetings.
The Graduate Student Council's jobs are to represent students, program extracurricular activities, organize the graduate orientation, and provide a means of communication amongst students and faculty. But these are just the basics; GSC President Alex Evans introduces ...
Alexandra German, Richard Zhang, and GSC President Alex Evans welcome you to the Institute. Over graduate orientation, you will get to know MIT, the city of Cambridge, Boston, and the surrounding areas, as well as the people who make up this dynamic and diverse community. Watch as Dean ...
MIT Assistive Technology Group is a team of students who were winners of this year's IDEAS competition. This video was created as part of their submission to the MS Society's Da Vinci Awards.
In this session, four professors from various departments and answer questions in regards to the graduate admissions process. All application processes are similar, however key differences are highlighted below. For the Electrical Engineering Department & Computer Science, applications ...
Robert Randolph, Chaplain to the Institute, presents a history of religious life at MIT. This is the first of a series of presentations about the history of student life at MIT, presented by the staff of the Division of Student Life. http://studentlife.mit.edu Part 3 ...
Robert Randolph, Chaplain to the Institute, presents a history of religious life at MIT. This is the first of a series of presentations about the history of student life at MIT, presented by the staff of the Division of Student Life. http://studentlife.mit.edu Part 2 ...
Robert Randolph, Chaplain to the Institute, presents a history of religious life at MIT. This is the first of a series of presentations about the history of student life at MIT, presented by the staff of the Division of Student Life. http://studentlife.mit.edu Part 1 ...
MIT student and co-founder of the MIT Rubik's Cube Club Tim Reynolds solves four cubes in 1:10.
A tribute to the tenth anniversary of the MIT Public Service Center's IDEAS Competition, including special thanks from past winners to mentors Sally Susnowitz, Amy Smith, and Alison Hynd. Videography by Shannon O'Brien, editing by Josh Kastorf.
Undergraduate Practice Opportunities Program (UPOP) mentor-instructors: MIT alumni on their "amazing experience" of coaching UPOP sophomores for life in the real "world of work."
W1 is a historic residence at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and the Charles river that re-opened on 8/15/2011 as Maseeh Hall, a new home for 462 MIT undergraduates, named in recognition of a generous gift from Fariborz Maseeh (ScD '90). For more information on the project, please visit ...
MIT's Undergraduate Practice Opportunities Program (UPOP): Looking Ahead — program alumni and the "Class of 2021" look to the future.
This is a video blog synopsis of the first meeting for the 2010-2011 MIT Committee on Student Life.
This is the first in a series of video blogs of the MIT Committee on Student Life meetings. We want your feedback! Please leave a comment. For information on upcoming CSL meetings, please visit http://cls.mit.edu.
Abilis is an organization in Stamford/Greenwich CT, which serves individuals with special needs, their families and their community. This is a first draft of a promo for them.
