CAPD’s Guest Lectures Promote Professional Development Competencies
In January, Career Advising and Professional Development (CAPD) brought to campus two guest speakers.
IAP 2020 UROP Expo Connects Students with Researchers
To aid first-years and other undergraduates seeking UROP opportunities for spring and/or summer, UROP staff hosted our annual IAP UROP Expo.
Get Involved in Campus Preview Weekend!
It’s almost time to welcome our new undergraduate Class of 2024! This year’s Campus Preview Weekend will take place Thursday, April 16 through Sunday, April 19.
2019-20 Academic Calendar Changes
Whether you work with students, faculty, or staff, it is important to be aware of the changes to the Academic Calendar, which are already underway.
Help Us Recruit the 2020 Orientation Leaders!
The Office of the First Year is looking for current first-years, sophomores, and juniors who are welcoming, kind, enthusiastic, and approachable to make up the 2020 OL team.
Students Explore Careers at Local Employer Site Visits
Career Advising and Professional Development (CAPD) arranged a number of local employer site visits which took place over the Independent Activities Period (IAP)
ESG Marks 50 Years of Educational Innovation
The Experimental Study Group (ESG), MIT’s original first-year learning community, will celebrate its 50th anniversary in April.
PKG Center Awards for 2024
The PKG Center is proud to announce the 2024 Priscilla King Gray and Paul Gray Public Service Awardees: Daisy Wang (’24), Alvin Harvey (SM ’20, PhD ’24), and Professor Franz-Josef Ulm.
Orientation 2024 Highlights
This year, we welcomed 1,098 new first year students, 27 transfer students, and approximately 2,500 parents and family members into the amazing community here at MIT.
Career Exploration Fellowship Offsets Cost of Underpaid Internships
As of mid-January, students can apply for funding to offset the cost of underpaid internships through the Career Exploration Fellowship! Open to currently enrolled MIT undergraduates (first years, sophomores, juniors, and seniors returning to MIT for a graduate degree) completing domestic underfunded experiences within the following industry areas: non-profits, creative or design fields, journalism, sustainability, environmental […]