Student Programs
The Office of the Arts
is committed to connecting undergraduate and graduate students to
the arts at MIT. The Student & Artist in Residence
Programs branch of the Office of the Arts administers the following student programs:
The goal of FASAP is to keep freshmen, active in the arts during
high school, connected and active in the arts at MIT. FASAP participants
benefit from various arts excursions, special on-campus presentations,
and hands-on workshops in addition to free math and science tutoring.
Seminars are co-led by arts faculty, staff and graduate students
from across the Institute with the invaluable assistance of upper
class associate advisors committed to
the arts.
The Arts Scholars Program is a group of MIT students committed to
the arts. Within the program, students have the opportunity to form
community, collaborate with other artists at MIT, and experience
the arts at MIT and in the Greater Boston Area.
Art Reps are a network of Arts ambassadors in dorms, living groups
and through the graduate student departments.
The Grad Arts Forum is an initiative designed to encourage interdisciplinary
communication among graduate students in the arts through a series
of lunchtime forums surrounding the overlapping themes present in
the work of the graduate students in the arts at MIT. Topics will
include: Sound Culture, Political Art, and Narrative Systems.
See for yourself!
List
Foundation Fellowship Program (LFFP)
(no longer active; ran from 1992-2006)
LFFP supported individual undergraduate creative work in the performing,
literary, visual and media arts by MIT students exploring
personal racial and cultural identity who are United States citizens
or permanent residents.
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