wendywen@mit.edu
arctan-exec@mit.edu
Yes, we currently have a board across from Room 8-102 in the Infinite Corridor (near the end).
Uncertain if there was a different location in the past.
ARCTAN puts on a variety of activities involving the entire campus, and it is important that these activities are publicized in a highly visible area in order for students to know about them. Moreover, having an official bulletin space will make ARCTAN known to students as an official group on campus in case they want to get involved with volunteering or the Red Cross. For instance, we put on Blood Wars every year, a competition among living groups to see who can donate the most blood during our blood drive week. We also have subsidized large-scale CPR/First Aid classes many times a semester (we charge only ~$25 as opposed to the normal ~$60 course fee). Students will not know about these wonderful opportunities unless we publicize well. With bulletin board space in the Infinite being an area every MIT student passes by everyday, we feel publicizing our events there will be extremely effective.
We would like to have a space of high visibility along the Infinite Corridor. The current location or near the Public Service Center (Room 4-104) is preferable.
We plan to use the space to publicize our upcoming events such as blood drives, CPR classes, general information about ARCTAN, and an activities calendar. The current space (half of the full-length board) is sufficient.
riv@mit.edu
apo-exec@mit.edu
Yes--I believe the building is 8 (near the other service organization boards)
Yes, I don't remember which building in the infinite we had.
To tell people about what we do and to recruit more people to do useful public service on campus and in the community.
Building 4 preferably, or somewhere else in the main infinite corridor (NOT off down a side hallway or in 6/16/56)
We'll post pictures of past projects, a summary of what we do and how to join, and a calendar of upcoming events.
alkwon@mit.edu
amsa-exec@mit.edu
Yes, in Building 16
Yes, in Building 16
To advertise our group and our events.
Preference in order 1) Infinite Corridor 2) Building 16
We plan to post event announcements and would like to put up something that explains what we do as a club.
kileniel@mit.edu
anime-official@mit.edu
Yes. Board 12F.
Yes. Board 12F.
We often display posters of the events we hold on our bulleting board. As we hold events every week and often more than once a week, we have need of poster space to convey that information. In addition, we use the board as a means of letting people know who we are. There's a lot of misconceptions about what we do, and we believe the board helps clear some of that up.
We could prefer not to move from our old location. 12F would be preferable.
We will keep using the board as we have used it in the past: as a means of communicating to the MIT public what events we are currently holding, and as a means of letting new potential members know who we are and where they can find us.
jowong@mit.edu
aaa-exec@mit.edu
No, we currently don’t have a board.
We had a board two years ago near building 56.
We are an extremely active cultural club on campus and are looking to expand our presence. Each year we hold numerous monthly events including cultural dinners, career and political panels and community service events. Just last year we held four cultural dinners, a law panel, fundraisers for Hurricane Katrina, habitat for humanity and a political forum where we invited Sam Yoon, current city councilor -- all in addition to our annual cultural show, Grains of Rice, which attracts around 400 people every year. In recognition of our events, the Student Life Program gave us two Community Building Awards last spring. Thus far we have relied on email lists, publicity flyers, activities midway and primarily word of mouth to attract new members. We feel we would benefit significantly from a bulletin board as it will provide ways both to keep our current members up to date without spamming, and to advertise to potential new members.
We would like to have a space along the infinite corridor. The second best choice would be in building 56/16.
We plan to post information of our upcoming events on the bulletin board so that members will not miss out on any of them. Also, we plan to post photos to showcase our previous events and to give nonmembers a sense of what our club is about. A space of 3x2 feet would be ideal.
apliu@mit.edu
ats-exec@mit.edu
No we do not.
yes, we had a board in the infinite, specifically building 3
We hold numerous events througout the year, all open to the MIT public. We hold approximately one event every two weeks with the goal of reaching out to the MIT community with innovative ideas for spreading Taiwnese culture. Because we do not have a board space currently, we have to make do with emails (that people often miss due to a flood of emails they may already be receiving) and with with postering the Infinite in public spaces. Because of postering frequently in public spaces, we often have to tear down and reposter every time the public board is cleaned. Additionally, because of the numerous other posters in this space, it is often difficult for passerbys to see our posters despite our efforts to make them stand out. As a result, we often personally get asked when our events are by interested members AND nonmembers, and this is only possible if they run into us. We believe that if we had board space, we can publicize to the community much better by all!
We would like to be somewhere in the Infinite. Building 3, 7, 4, or 8 along the infinite would be great!
We would put posters on our board advertising our events, cycling them with each new event (and probably having 2 up at a time due to our high frequency of events). Additionally, we would put up permanently photos representing our events and the wonders of Taiwanese culture to encourage more involvement, as well as club contact information for those people who are interested. Furthermore, we frequently have contacts such as the Boston Intercollegiate Taiwanese Students Association and the Intercollegiate Taiwanese American Students Association asking to publicize events that will get MIT students more involved at the intercollegiate level, but do not poster for them due to the 1 poster per public board rule (and our events being more highly prioritized for us), and would use our board to post up 1 or 2 flyers for these outside organizations that would appeal to those students who want to get even more involved with the Taiwanese-American community. We would lik!
achen14@mit.edu
bicso-exec@mit.edu
Yes, Building 8 22H
We would like the board space so that we can advertise our events and provide information for those who are interested in our club. Our group usually has at least 2-3 events/ month so having the board space will make advertising easier.
We would like our space along the infinite corridor.
Our board will have our mission statement, our recent events, pictures from some of our events, and upcoming events. the size that we have right now is adequate which is about 3 by 3 ft.
jhyeh@mit.edu
bdc-officers@mit.edu
infinite right next to the building 4 stairwell
not sure...
We would like to post our upcoming events and display past events
along the infinite in a highly-visibly spot
We would like to post our upcoming events and display past events; we'd like 1 board
melee@mit.edu
be-bmes-exec@mit.edu
Yes, in the Building 16 hallway.
Yes, in the Building 16 hallway.
To provide information about our organization, and also to publicize for upcoming events that our group is hosting.
We would like to keep our current location in the Building 16 hallway if possible.
We would like to have a large poster that displays a statement about our group and also has a spot for advertising our next major event. We would like to have the same amount of space as this past year (approx 2' x 5')
mghebre@mit.edu
bgsa-exec@mit.edu
Yes, Intersection of Bldg. 4 and Infinite Corridor
Yes, same location
So that members can see postings for major events and to increase awareness for our group among those looking.
Same location along INfinite Corridor
To continue having our poster up. We'd like to continue having what was allocated to us (size for 36 in. by 24 in. poster).
streeter@mit.edu
black-women-request@mit.edu
No
No
We want bulletin board space to let everyone on campus know that our group exists and that we want to collaborate with other groups. Also, to let people who don't regularly come to our events and/or who aren't on our mailing list know what we're doing and how to reach us if they decide that they want to be a part of our group.
Preferably near the Office of Minority Education (4-103) if possible
We will use the board to publicize the mission of our organization, our events with names, dates, and pictures, and how to reach our eboard and who's on the eboard.
klaw@mit.edu
bcss-officers@mit.edu
Yes; Building 16
No.
Good way to publicize our events. We also put handouts/newsletters on our board so people can pick them up even if they have missed a meeting.
We would like to keep our spot in 16.
One board is enough. Currently, the board states what BCSS is and what the organization does. It also has space for publicizing current events and also space for us to attach pockets for handouts.
roselee@mit.edu
metta-discuss@mit.edu
No
No
To advocate activities for our community, and be a resource for people interested in learning about Buddhism, or what the Buddhist community here is involved in.
preferably in the infinite cooridor or down Building 56.
Plans: to put posters up about upcoming Buddhist events, information about weekly meetings, Space: half of a board, or 3 x 3' space, or whatever's available
cssa-info@mit.edu
liudz@mit.edu,wenyang@mit.edu
yes. In the Infinite corridor, to the opposite of room 3-107, next to the CSC one
yes. not sure.
put posters; promote events; introduction of our group; photos of past events.
same as the current one
We'll put some general introduction of CSSA and posters of recent events. We may also put photos of the past events.
gabechan@mit.edu
mitcsc@mit.edu
Yes, in the infinite corridor.
no other boards in recent memory.
We want bulletin board space to advertise our upcoming events for the MIT community and to keep members of the community updated with exciting pictures from our events to continue building club interest.
The infinite corridor is preferable.
We plan to use our space to advertise our events as well as create interest from potential new members. We would like to keep our current bulletin board space size.
abarr@mit.edu
xprod-exec@mit.edu
Yes, building 4 along infinite
Yes, building 4 along infinite
We would like a space in order to have somewhere to advertize the many concerts/events we have throughout the year.
If possible, we would like to keep our location in Building 4, along with the other a cappella groups on campus
We would have a constant background, including the name of the group. On the background, we would post announcements for upcoming events. We would like a space similar to the one we have now (~ 14" x 17")
darbes@mit.edu
dfc@mit.edu
No
Not that I know of, but this year's leaders are new, so there's no telling
International development as a field intimidates people. It doesn't seem as approachable as it should, especially to younger/newer students. Seeing how approachable this stuff is by seeing other students doing field work is encouraging. This will also give us a much wider potential readership for our weekly "This Week in International Development" e-newsletter, which includes events from mostly MIT both also some from the greater Boston area.
As visible as possible 1st Choice: Anywhere along the Infinite 2: Bldg 16 3: Bldg 56
I would like to post a copy of our weekly international development event and opportunity listing, an article or two about innovation in international development, and a couple of pictures of students doing field work. (All of these would be changed regularly, the listing weekly, the photos probably monthly)
emunsell@mit.edu
dormcon-exec@mit.edu
Yes - Along the infinite corridor right outside of Student Services.
DormCon would like a bulletin board space to be able to post news of upcoming DormCon sponsored events and information about DormCon in general such as meeting times etc.
Same space - along infinite outside Student Services.
We would like to keep the same space if possible and the board will be redone to update the officers and advertise events.
kboddy@mit.edu
ds_officers@mit.edu
Yes - in the infinite
Yes - also in the infinite
We depend on our board space as one of the primary means to notify people of the current shows we are producing. Theater is all about publicity when it comes to getting audiences, and having a board in the infinite is the best way to continuously keep people notified of our show status.
We would most definitely like to stay in the infinite. It worked well this year with all the theater groups in a localized area with more or less the same amount of board space. But being in the infinite is essential to keep outside interest in our group alive.
The current amount of space we have is slightly smaller than what we've had in the past. We accomodate as needed, but at times, a larger board is nice if we have multiple things we are doing that we want to publicize. We always keep our board up-to-date, letting any members and potential members when such things as auditions, performances, special guest artist talks, etc. are being held.
MShaw@MIT.edu
esp-officers@MIT.edu
Yes, we are currently allocated Board 18, just off the Infinite Corridor.
Yes, previously, we were assigned Board 7.
We use the board for multiple purposes: To present ESP and our programs to the MIT Community as an active student organization--the presence of ESP and what we do on the infinite corridor is crucial to our continued relevance to the MIT community. In addition, during our programs, our board serves as a central point of contact as we post large class schedules and room locations for our students to see.
On the infinite corridor is best, as it is for everybody. All things being equal, Blgs 3, 10, or 4 are preferred over 7 and 8.
We plan on continuing to post general information about ESP and increasing the timeliness of our repostering to put up information relevant to that week. We have a fancy LED set that we are currently programming for use in the bulletin board. Again, we will continue to use the board during our programs as a site for class schedules, etc. Ideally, we would like to return to our previous location at Board 7. Otherwise, we would appreciate staying where we are at Board 18, or another board with an increase in space. Having less space would be detrimental to the multiple purposes to which we put our board.
hanowsky@mit.edu
hanowsky@mit.edu
No
No
The students in our department are very spread out. We have no common room, advisor, or reserved meeting space. Getting together is very difficult. There is one place where all of us need to go on a regular basis: E40, on the 2nd floor. We can only do so much with group emails, and having a place to publicize our events and get students involved is critical to the success of our program.
E40 - 2nd floor
Pictures, publicity for events, notices, important forms
rubinc@mit.edu
fdc-admin@mit.edu
no
not to my knowledge
to let students know about our upcoming events and advertise our PE class
along the ground floor of the infinite would be the best, but anywhere is better than what we have now :)
we'd post a schedule of upcoming events and info on how to register for the PE class, so we wouldn't need very much space - just enough for a couple 8.5"x11" flyers
awyne@mit.edu
fap-exec@mit.edu
No
No
Although e-mail advertisements are an effective communications mechanism, students tend to delete repeated messages from student groups, and oftentimes express frustration with "spamming." Although we have no intention of discontinuing e-mail advertisements, we recognize that a balanced advertising approach is important. A bulletin board space, then, would afford us an excellent alternative venue for communicating with students.
We would like to have bulletin board space along the Infinite Corridor.
We plan to advertise upcoming events, as well as our recently formed partnership with MIT's Office of Government and Community Relations.
obrad@mit.edu
gsc-officers@mit.edu
Yes, in the Inifinite Corridor close to Student Services.
GSC has had this board for a while.
In order to promote the GSC, advertise our events and initiatives, and summarize our work progress throughout the year.
We would like to keep the same space.
We have a poster with all GSC officers and committees and space for advertisements and monthly progress reports. We are happy with the space we have.
thomasr@mit.edu
hkn-officers@mit.edu
Yes, we have a board currently. The board is located in the infinite, in building 3, between the quickstations and the next building. The board is the same side as the quickstations, closer to lobby 10 and on top of the wall. It's adjacent to LSC's space.
See above.
We currently post information about our group's events and general information about our honor society, how to join, the services we provide, and our mission. From time to time, we also display things like the Course 6 t-shirts we sell in order to advertise to people in the infinite. Our postering space gives us a dedicated location to tell the campus about the benefits of our honor society, both personally and institute-wide. Finally, as a Course 6 group, our information is pertinent to a large proportion of students in the infinite.
The same spot would be ideal, though, if necessary to move, anywhere along the infinite would be fine.
The same amount of space would be great. We use just as much as we have.
davheld@mit.edu
hillel-board@mit.edu
Yes - 17C
Yes - 17C
To help spread the word about Hillel - who we are, where is our building, what kinds of events do we have
As close to lobby 7 as possible
Information about Hillel - what it is, what do we do, where is our building; pictures of people at Hillel events; information about upcoming events. Our current amount of space is good.
parna
parna@mit.edu
hsc-board@mit.edu
Yes, in the infinite.
Yes, in the infinite.
We use the board space to publicize our upcoming events and post pictures and other fun things from our past events. The bulletin board space is nice because it is a constant space with information about the group, so members always know where to look to get information.
We prefer to have our space in the infinite, as it is a high traffic area. Also, since our board has been there for the past several years, our membership knows where to look for our information.
We like to split the space to talk about our different events. We are planning to post some pictures from our events last term. We would be happy with the space that we currently have.
schu@mit.edu
hunger-request@mit.edu
Yes, the Infinite Corridor at Building 8.
Yes, also in the Infinite (don't remember which building).
We like to post flyers about our events and ongoing community service opportunities that the MIT community and group members can get involved in. Our larger poster lets the community know about our club.
We would prefer to stay in the Infinite Corridor.
Our plans for the space are to continue what we do now and continue to publicize events and community service opportunities. We would like the same amount of space we have now and we would also like a vertically-oriented space because our large poster is vertical and cannot be changed (it was made by hand and took some time to make).
foobert@mit.edu
imobilare-exec@mit.edu
Nope.
If so, then not within the past few years.
Our group currently has four breakdance practices a week and the locations sometimes vary. Having a bulletin board would give us a centralized location to put practice times and locations as well as directions to them. We are also actively involved in the dance community at MIT and around Boston. We want to be able to post notices for local events of interest. We are also interested in increasing our numbers, so having a large spot for advertising would also be advantageous.
In the Infinite, as close to Lobby 10 as possible. Our usual practice location is Lobby 13, so that would be the most convenient space for members to reference on their way to practice.
We would like to have a space approximately 36 inches across by 27 inches down. In this space we would have a section devoted to a group calendar with meeting times and events, another section for fliers for related events and short notice practice changes, and space to display our logo and a brief description of our group.
fagin@mit.edu
ifc-exec@mit.edu
Building 11, near the Student Services Center.
Same as above, I believe.
Fraternity men account for approximately half of the undergraduate men on campus, and we are always looking for new ways to disperse messages to our current members and potential new members.
Outside SSC is fine, or anywhere else near Lobby 10 in the Infinite main hallway.
Rush / recruitment advertising, general announcements for members (and the community). We would like to keep at least the same size space we had last year.
isa-execcom@mit.edu
isa-execcom@mit.edu
No, we do not have one yet
No, never before
To promote international events better, make sure that everyone we have not reached yet is aware of all the events we are organizing.
Somewhere at the beginning of the infinite, somewhere near building 11.
We plan to advertise our events, post up newsletters and information about current issues affecting international students. We would like an approximately 5 foot by 3 foot board.
eugena86@mit.edu
isa-execcom@mit.edu
Unfortunately, no.
Not that any of our officers are aware of.
Currently, we are a relatively unknown group which is a shame given the not insignificant international graduate and undergraduate population. We would like to use the space as a means of making the public aware of our group's existence as well as a way of publicizing our events.
Anywhere along the Infinite Corridor would be ideal, i.e. a place where there is a lot of traffic.
Our current plans are to put up a poster explaining our presence on campus as well as future, past and present events, an explanation of who we are, what we have done in the past, what we are currently doing and what we plan on doing in the future.
danezich@mit.edu
isshinryu-officers@mit.edu
Yes - in the floor 0 hallway of W21.
Yes - in the floor 0 hallway of W21.
It is a perpetual announcement of our group's presence on campus, providing interested members of the MIT community with an overview of our group and practice locations and times (beginners are always welcome) which is especially helpful as the semester becomes busier. It helps show the vitality of club sports at MIT and our club in particular.
The current location is sufficient (floor 0 hallway of W31). Barring this, other locations in W31 would do. Additional space near the Wang Fitness Center (perhaps near the exterior door) is also desired.
A large poster, updated to reflect our current membership, with an overview of our club and its goals, and listing practice locations and times. The current allotment is sufficient (~3' horizontal space along the bulletin board wall on floor 0 of W31). Additional space near the Wang Fitness Center would also be useful, as we hold practices there twice each week (anywhere from 8.5"x11" to 3' horizontal poster space would be great, depending on what is available for similar groups).
jujin@mit.edu
kgsa-officers@mit.edu
No.
No.
I would like to introduce KGSA to MIT society and update the upcoming events.
Infinite corridor
* Introduction of KGSA * Upcoming events We need the space size of 20inch * 40 inch.
tilia@mit.edu
lsc@mit.edu
Yes, board #8 (according to 2005 and 2006 maps) opposite 7-107.
Yes, in the same place.
We use the board to advertise upcoming movies and lecture events. We have a large display case, which is hard to move. We display posters like the ones in movie theaters, so having a large board is important.
In the same location.
We plan to continue using the same amount of space in the same way.
lucha@mit.edu
lucha-officers@mit.edu
Yes. 17B. Near the end of the infinite corridor. Next to the entrance to the Office of Minority Education. Near the Building 4 Cafe.
No. We were just recently awarded the space during the reallocations.
Our organization represents a small minority group on campus; with the board, we will be able to display our upcoming events as well as photos and displays of previous events. This will help other students who are interested in topics we cover but are not aware of the group see that we exist. This will also help our group showcase our current members.
The same general location would be great, as many of the students that are in our organization stop by regularly at Office of Minority Education. We would prefer a higher location if possible, so that students will not have as easy of a time tearing down our flyers (this was a BIG problem last semester, where we lost many pictures).
We have already made plans to create a large laminated poster that will cover the entire space we had this last semester (roughly 30X40). The poster will be bordered by pictures of our membership at our different events (i.e. community service, conferences, lectures) and the center will be a place where we can tape the current posters for upcoming events. This should hopefully avoid the problem of getting our pictures torn down.
r_chaney@mit.edu
chocolatiers-officers@mit.edu
We currently have a board on the Infinite.
We want a bulletin board for publicity purposes. We want to make sure people know of the existence of our club. We also want to publicize our various events throughout the year.
On the infinite is ideal. Our current spot is awesome.
The current size is wonderful. I think we need at least 2-3 square feet.
kenta@mit.edu
lindy-society-officers@mit.edu
Yes, Infinite Corridor, near Bldg 4.
No previous board before our current one.
Announce swing dance lessons and dances, and beautify the campus with images of dancing.
We would like NOT to be on the infinite corridor this time. We encountered too frequent vandalism to keep the board updated as much as we wanted.
We would like a small bulletin board to Announce swing dance lessons and dances. We will also post photographs from our dances.
ehau@mit.edu
lion-dance-exec@mit.edu
no
no
We would like a permanent space to advertise our club. Because we do not have a permanent practice space and we are always open to new members, a bulletin board in a high traffic public area will help us inform interested people of where to find our practices for the week.
infinite 16 56
The bulletin board will a) advertise for upcoming events ie. location of practice for the week b) advertise performances / provide information on how to contact our organization for performances we would like a 2x3 foot space
mikefitz@mit.edu
logs@mit.edu
Building 4 on the infinite corridor.
We have that board currently, and we used to have a board in building 56 previously (I think, somewhere over there).
We enjoy having announcements about our group out on the corridor, and it's a great spot to poster for our big shows.
I would like it to stay with the other a cappella groups' boards on the infinite.
We haven't had too much success with the space recently, but we've tasked a few of our members with constructing a suitable board/announcement space there that should match up with the other groups' boards in the group of six.
houghton@mit.edu
lemsc@mit.edu
Yes, on the north wall of the infinite about 2/3 of the way from lobby seven next to the pagans.
no
So that we can announce events, greet passers-by, provoke spiritual thought and communicate our events and ministry to the MIT community. We are not a part of the UCO.
Where it is now would be awesome.
We will have posters for the events we have and feature beautiful new artwork each month.
biliana@mit.edu
tango-org@mit.edu
Not that I know of.
Not that I know of.
To be able to advertise events organized by the club - ongoing classes, dances, workshops, etc.
The infinite corridor.
We will post information about Argentine tango and events organized by the club. We would like approximately 10sq.ft., i.e 3 feetx3 feet space.
assassins-guild@mit.edu
high-council@mit.edu
We currently own a board in the infinite hallway, on the north side, next to a women's bathroom and underneath MIT Anime.
Yes, same location.
The Assassins' Guild needs board space for multiple reasons: 1) To get word of the organization and its purpose out to those that missed us in the Activities Fair. 2) To inform members about upcoming games (written by members of the Guild) that they may be interested in playing.
We've spent many years below the best line-of-sight of the average student walking by. If we could be moved up higher, we would be able to increase our visibility.
Our plans include having our name in large text, an explanation of the Guild's purpose in smaller text, as well as posters for each game coming up in a semester, created by the authors of each game. We don't need any more space than we already have.
mitbdt-publicity@mit.edu
mitbdt-exec-private@mit.edu
Yes, at location 17M.
No.
To advertise our monthly social dances, our workshops, seminars, or free classes to the MIT community for the promotion of ballroom dancing.
Along the middle of the Infinite, Bldgs. 10 and 4, an upper section of the bulletin board that's closer to eye-level.
The size of the rectangular space we have now is fine. We plan to hang a decorated poster board that advertizes our website and the upcoming events that we offer.
ashfaq@mit.edu
bd-exec@mit.edu
No
No
Yes please
Infinite corridor
In addition to putting the list of our events, the bulletin board will give us an excellent opportunity to share our various initiatives and programs, such as: Child Sponsorhsip Program, International Mother Language Day etc. The bulletin board will also help us to share our rich culture with the MIT community.
chenzw@mit.edu
natalier@mit.edu, braintrust-exec@mit.edu
Yes. Along the Infinite, outside of Cafe 4, on the wall to the right, near Pro-Choice and Arctan.
Yes. Along the Infinite, outside of Cafe 4, on the wall to the right, near Pro-Choice and Arctan.
We need a bulletin board to communicate the message of our club to other students. We also need it to post important information, such as events and projects, for current members and other interested students.
In the same location, in the bulletin board outside of Cafe 4, on the right side of the Infinite.
We would like about 3 feet by 3 feet of space. We would use this space to put information about our club, such as its purpose (to inform students about brain related illnesses), upcoming events, and projects. We are currently having a Buddies program, where we match students with patients with brain disorders. Our bulletin board space aims to attract new students interested in learning more about brain illnesses and keep current members updated on the events.
abalogh@mit.edu
rueda_inner_circle@mit.edu
Yes, we currently have a board in the Infinite Corridor in Building 4 next to the Building 4 Cafe.
This past year is the first year we've had a board.
We would like to keep our space because it has been very advantageous in advertising our events. We truly appreciate having this advertisement space.
We would at least like to keep our space. If possible, however, it would be a great help if our allotted space was slightly higher on the board because our current space is slightly obscure.
We plan to maintain our bulletin board with our workshops, fundraisers, and other salsa dancing events. These events are both great fundraisers for the group in maintaining our status and for the community through our out-reach and philanthropic events.
koch@csail.mit.edu
koch@csail.mit.edu
We do not have a board currently.
We haven't had a board in the past. Our group was created a few years ago and has been growing over the recent years.
We feel that the francophone community at MIT (400+ students and staff) is very active and would appreciate a board to share information about our activities. We have a strong plan about it (see below). This is the first time we would have a board and we would make a great use of it.
Due to the nature of our events, we would strongly appreciate a space in buildings 16 or 56 near the European Club / Foreign Language department / Cultural Events. The Infinite corridor would be fine otherwise.
- We will run a French movie festival at MIT during Spring 07 (co-sponsored by the MIT-France program). This is a premiere at MIT and we have obtained the rights on the movies through the French consulate in Boston. We need space to display the schedule. - We run French conversational hours twice a week during the academic year. We need space to keep people updated. This is particularly useful for students learning French at MIT (hence the preferred locations below). - In addition, we run two special events per semester such as karaoke or cooking evenings. This event are always a success but we need to communicate more on them. A board would be very helpful. We would need about 3-4 feet in width and the same in height.
ekramer@mit.edu
bavicchi-lives@mit.edu
Yes, it is located next to 4-104 on the Infinite Corridor.
(see above)
The bulletin board allows our group to effectively advertise for events and recruit new members.
We'd like our space to be in the same place it is currently, as the high traffic on the Infinite helps with getting our name out to many people.
We plan to put up advertisements for concerts, and general recruitment posters throughout the year. We'd like the same amount of space we have now.
hlevites@mit.edu
dt-officers@mit.edu
Yes... near buliding 4 cafe in infinite
Not sure
To advertise for upcoming DT events (auditions/shows etc)
in the infinite
TO have a permanent poster there with additional information put on it. We don't need too much space, the amt. we have now is fine
mzimmer7@mit.edu
debate-request@mit.edu
Yes - space 17O.
We received this board in the last allocation, and it is the only time (in current institutional memory) that we have ever had a board.
To raise awareness of our group and encourage people to join, as well as to post announcements specifically about upcoming events.
We would prefer to keep 17O, as it's easier, but if for some reason that's not possible we would be happy with any space of similar size along that main section of the Infinite.
Our plans for the space would remain largely the same: prominently displaying our name, website, and officers' email list, as well as some informative Q&A about debate and a current schedule of the semester's events. We would like a space of the same size as 17O.
dyelin@mit.edu
mit-cds-request@mit.edu
In building 4 on the right hand side of the Infinite Corridor
Yes, in building 4 on the right hand side of the infinite corridor.
So that we can inform members of the MIT community about the MIT Democrats and cool events that are going on.
Where we have it now, if possible.
We will use the space constantly to post upcoming events/information about the MIT Democrats. I do not know the exact dimensions of our space now, but the current amount, if not a bit more, would be fine.
kbodek@mit.edu
energy_club_execom@mit.edu
no
no
We host several events per semester (at least one every week) and would like to be able to provide information on all of them in one location.
We would like in a location that receives a lot of exposure, especially given how important the energy initiative has become to MIT. Somewhere along the Infinite Corridor close to the Mass Ave entrance would be great.
We would post general information about the club, as well as information on upcoming events. We would use as much space as you could give us. In addition to general and event information we have also put together several "Energy Fact Sheets" which we would like to be able to post there.
rocampo@mit.edu
flying-exec@mit.edu
No, we do not currently have a board.
We have not had a board in the past, as we are a relatively new group.
We view the procurement of board space as a means of establishing MITFC as a legitimate, long-term club. Bulletin board space will allow the club to be exposed to a greater number of community members.
The infinite corridor would be great!
We plan to use the board space to post flyers of upcoming events. Currently, we post the majority of our flyers in Aero/Astro buildings, but we would like to encourage other, non Aero/Astro students to participate in our club.
armenb@mit.edu
gsp-ec@mit.edu
Yes, we do, along the infinite corridor, in the area of building 4 (possibly building 8...it's on the right as you head away from the student center).
Yes, along the infinite in building 4.
We use the bulletin board to showcase audition and show information, as well as photos from the past year's shows. We've gotten some compliments, and like the advertising opportunity it provides us.
We like where our space is now - in the general vicinity of other theater and music groups on campus.
(See previous question)
ccweaver@mit.edu
gospel-adm@mit.edu
No
No
I advertise for our group similar to how the other acapella groups advertise for theirs.
Infinite Cooridor
I would like a small amount of space, similar to how the acapella/theater groups all share one board by each getting a small section of it.
sophia2@mit.edu
hippocratic-officers@mit.edu
No
No
We would like to advertise our most important event, our 2007 conference, to the MIT community, since it is open to all MIT students and faculty. Our groups focuses on promoting awareness of different bioethical issues in science and medicine. Finally, we would like to advertise our events to the community.
Preferably in the Infinite, but if that isn't available, buildings 56 or 16 is okay too.
We would like to adverstise our upcoming conference in March 2007, with the schedule, featured speakers and their biographies, and several topics covered. On the other half, we would like to advertise upcoming events, such as GBM's, volunteer opportunities, etc. We would probably only need one bulletin board.
achiang@mit.edu
litsociety-exec@mit.edu
No, we do not currently have a board.
No, we have never had a board.
As a new group, we have been making tremendous efforts to recruit more members. The group itself is quite unique in comparison to the other clubs that MIT offers. The executive board firmly believes that a bulletin board space would increase general awareness of the group; it would be instrumental in attracting new members and notifying the MIT student body about a great opportunity.
Ideally, we would like to have some space in the Infinite corridor.
We plan to post general information about the group as well as details of our meetings and events.
kimfad@mit.edu
marching@mit.edu
No, we don't.
We haven't had one since at least 2001.
We would like space to tell the general public about our upcoming performances, as well as who we are, why it's a great group to be in, and when our meetings are.
We would like space in the infinite, by the musical theatre groups if possible.
We'll put up posters with our contact information, future events coming up, and pictures of us at events. We would like about 2' by 3' of space.
jenna@mit.edu
musesrule@mit.edu
Yes. In the infinite, right near 4-104.
Yes.
To advertise upcoming performances and any important announcements such as CD releases.
The same place as the one we have now.
To display information about our group in an eye-catching and attractive way.
jenna@mit.edu
musesrule@mit.edu
Yes. In the infinite, right near 4-104.
Yes.
To advertise upcoming performances and any important announcements such as CD releases.
The same place as the one we have now.
To display information about our group in an eye-catching and attractive way.
egilbert@mit.edu
mitoc-bod@mit.edu
Yes. Position 12A along the infinite corridor.
Yes. Position 12A and on board 25 in building 8
We want to advertise MITOC to the general MIT population.
We would like our space to remain in the infinite corridor on board 12.
We currently have one large poster describing what MITOC is, what trips we lead, how to join, how to contact us etc. Our current space is sufficient.
amorys@mit.edu
pro-life-acl@mit.edu
Yes, we have a board in the infinite corridor, building 8 (near materials science labs).
Yes, we've had a board in the infinite corridor in the past.
We would like a bulletin board space to further our mission of educating the public about pro-life options, and to announce our upcoming events.
We would love to have a board in the infinite around the corner from the building 4 cafe (intersection of buildings 4, 12, 8).
We would like about 3x5 feet. We plan to have posters explaining our positions on various issues, as well as announcements about meetings.
csequeir@mit.edu
pugwash-officer@mit.edu
Yes... corner of Infinite Corridor and Building 4 coffee shop.
Yes, Building 6.
We feel that a bulletin board space (especially where we currently have it, in the Infinite Corridor) is a good place to raise awareness of our group and announce upcoming events in a place relatively free from other paper posters. Our group has a relatively obscure and non-descriptive name, and a poster space allows us to pair the name with short descriptions and questions that explain at a few glances what we aim to do.
A place in a heavily-traveled area like the Infinite Corridor is ideal.
We plan to use the space to give short descriptions of what we do and also post announcements for upcoming events.
hbarcomm@mit.edu
mitsfs@mit.edu
Yes, near the women's bathroom in building 10, above/surrounding the firehose.
Yes, on the other side of Lobby 10, bottom.
MITSFS uses our space to advertise our existance to the community, to post the schedule of Library hours, and to advertise our new books.
An upper board is important to us, since the main purpose of our board is to attract the attention of people who would not otherwise find out about the Library.
We'd like to have enough space for our schedule, some "what MITSFS is" information, and for fliers and information on new books. The same amount of space we have now would be fine, and although it would be nice to have a rectangle, what we have now is fine.
sdivy@mit.edu
saas@mit.edu, saasboard@mit.edu
We do not currently have a board.
I do not believe we have had a board in the recent past.
MIT SAAS puts on many large and small events during each term and we often request infinite board space, lobby 7 space, lobby 10 space, and student center space for posters, signs, and ticket sales. We have a very large undergraduate and graduate general body and the bulletin board space would allow us to reach more of them through posters and annoucements. Many people have told us that the posters help and a board would be even better so that they knew where to go for recent and new SAAS annoucenments and events. We have 3 to 4 community service events a term, hold study breaks almost monthly, and put on quite a few large events that require a large amount of publicity. In the fall, we attend the Spiced Cruise along with almost all of the Boston area colleges, we put on Milan, our annual garba-raas that over 800 people attend annually, and in the spring, our Culture Show cells out Kresge every year and is one of the most well-known and attending evnets at MIT.
Our first choice is a board in the infinite so we could maximize how many undergraduates and graduate students see the board daily. If infinite space is not possible, any other buildin near the infinite would be extremely apprciated.
Our plans for the space are to put up posters that give announcements for our upcoming events and large posters for our bigger events like Spiced Cruise, Milan, and Culture Show. We woudl also like to put up a description of our organization and what we're about and how anyone can get involved in SAAS.
sdfried@mit.edu
mitsi-officers@mit.edu
We do -- we own space in the Infinite Corridor on the wall to one's left as one is heading eastward, near the intersection were the entrance to building 4 crosses the corridor.
Yes. I believe that we have owned this space for the past term or so; to my knowledge, the group has always owned board space somewhere since its inception, but as I am only a 2nd year student, I do not know where we owned space before my entrance at MIT.
Our bulletin board has always been the best medium for conveying events that we sponsor as well as opportunities available to the general MIT campus community. Although we do moderate a group e-mail list, this only can reach students who have already expressed interest in MIT Students for Israel. The board space communicates to a wider audience and let's us promote to a general audience our featured speakers, discussion events, and cultural events. Also, MITSI is MIT's conduit to a host of external opportunities to college students, offered through external Israel-oriented organizations and programs. We use the board space to let the MIT community know about the opportunities/programs avaiable.+
Anywhere along the infinite corridor is great for obtaining the proper exposure to the general MIT community.
The space we currently own is sufficient. Our board space is divided into two columns. One has advertisements for our own featured events and speakers, the other is for programs/opportunities, as described above. The board gets updated about once a week depending on what we are planning.
aweeks@mit.edu
muba-exec@mit.edu
No
No
We would like a bulletin board space to make the MIT community aware of our presence in general since a large and diverse group of people in a variety of different majors are potentially interested in biochemistry. Additionally, the board would serve a space to promote our events.
We would like space in the Infinite Corridor or in building 16/56.
We plan to use the space to display information about our group such as our mission, upcoming events, and pictures of previous events. We would like 3 feet by 4 feet so that there will be enough space to accomodate both a general display on MUBA and to advertise upcoming events.
thepeach@mit.edu
ems-officers@mit.edu
No
No
MIT-EMS is a very active student group, but many students on campus do not know much about the service or how to get involved. We'd like to have bullentin board space as a way to promote MIT-EMS, and particularly, to discount the misconceptions that students have about our service.
On the infinite.
We plan to use the space as a publicity and informational center for our service. We will advertise for all events that we have during the year, especially for our IAP EMT class. Take-away fliers and printouts will be available with information about when and how to call for an ambulance, and what will happen if you do. We may also post information about seasonal health issues. We would like as much space as possible.
rrcheng@mit.edu
toons-request@mit.edu
Yes, in the Infinite Corridor (near the Public Service Center).
Yes. Before the current location in the Infinite, or board was located in Building 16.
We'd like to have a reserved, visible space where we can publicize for our concerts and other major events.
The Infinite is a good location.
I envision a little general information about the group (name, a picture of the current group, etc.) along with information about our end-of-term concerts (dates and times). Also, we'd like to advertise for our new CD. The amount of space we have now is fine.
khaller@mit.edu
mitcrc-admin@mit.edu
Not that I am aware of.
I believe the battlebots team used to have one, but I am not sure where.
MITCRC has been growing and expanding rapidly. We won 2nd place nationally last year and quailified for the international competition. It would be nice to share our achievements and recruit new members (or put a trophy if it is a case).
Along the infinite would be amazing, 16 or 56 would be fine as well (people don't go to building 6 often because of construction, so building 6 is not preferable at this time).
At least something to put up meeting info and lots of pictures would be nice. We have tons of pictures and designs we would love to put up.
hbarcomm@mit.edu
mitsfs@mit.edu
Yes, around the fire hose near building 10, on the Infinite corridor
Yes, we had one on the other side of Lobby 10
Somewhere where we can post announcements about new books, keep the Library's schedule posted, and generally advertise for MITSFS. It is important to have a high-traffic place where people can find our office hours, since they are irregular.
An upper board on the Infinite Corridor
We'd like to have a full board, instead of our current weirdly-shaped space. A bit more space would allow us to post full lists of the new books as they arrive---we currently don't have quite enough space.
anupamab@mit.edu
med
anupamab@mit.edu
medlinks-exec@mit.edu
No.
No.
We would like to advertise what we do as a group to the MIT Community. In addition to serving our peers in our living groups, both dorms and FSILG's, we also conduct monthly campus-wide events that we would like to advertise. I think having a bulletin board would allow us to increase awareness about our group and also advertise the services we provide to students.
Preferably in the Infinite. If that's not available, either Bldgs. 56 or 16.
We'd like to put the following up in our space: a) A list of current MedLinks and where they are residing b) A list of over-the-counter medications MedLinks are allowed to dispense c) Upcoming Events The usual amount... Either the upper half or a lower half of one bulletin board
shall07@mit.edu
mit-ult-officers@mit.edu
No.
Unknown.
We would like to put up pictures of the team playing in games to get people interested, times and places of practices, and contact info.
Along the Infinite Corridor.
We would put up several page-sized picture posters, as well as sheets with text, so probably about 4-9 square feet.
jenkwok@mit.edu
mun-exec@mit.edu
No.
Yes, though I am not certain exactly where our previous board was located. I believe it was somewhere along the Infinite Corridor.
We would like a bulleting board space so that we can display information about events on campus. Since a large part of the MIT community is interested in international affairs and events, but would prefer not to remain on our mailing list (which receives many emails regarding conferences we attend), a bulletin board would provide us a way to reach those members of the MIT community. Last year, we had a panel of five European Consulates who spoke about economic, social, political, and cultural aspects of the European Union. Not surprisingly, our audience consisted of a wide range of the MIT community. We hope that a bulletin board will provide a permanent location that all MIT students can refer to for our events.
We would like our space in the Infinite Corridor, preferably west of Building 4. We would prefer to have our space at eye level, within approximately 3' to 6' from the ground.
We plan to use our bulletin board to provide a brief description of Model United Nations to reach out to students who did participate in Model UN in high school. We also plan to announce events on campus, including general body meetings, speaker events, panels, and simulations. Additionally, we hope to provide dates of conferences for the year, and the timeline for applications and committee selection. Finally, we will display articles and photos from our conferences, such as the one featured by MIT s Homepage Spotlight during the last day of CPW last year. We would like space approximately six square feet in area.
mujeres@mit.edu
mujeres_board@mit.edu
No, we currently do not have a board.
Mujeres has not had bulletin board space since I have been here (past 3 years), since we have just recently become an ASA recognized organization.
Mujeres Latinas is requesting bulletin board space to show the MIT campus what a great organization we are. By increasing awareness, we hope to bring in new members, so that they can experience the physical, emotional and academic suport that the board members strive to provide at each event. We are the only organization on campus that seeks to enhance the college experience for Hispanic women of all backgrounds.
We would like our space to be along the infinite, near other cultural organizations, and at or near eye level.
Mujeres plans on using the space to advertise for upcoming events, display pictures from past succesful events to encourage other Mujeres to join, and to increase the overall awreness on the MIT campus of our newly ASA recognized organization.
nicolina@mit.edu
mtg-board@mit.edu
Yes, the Musical Theatre Guild has a bulletin board in the Infinite Corridor.
The Musical Theatre Guild has had a board at some location in the Infinite for as long as I have been here (four years) and likely well before that.
We use bulletin board space to advertise for our shows as well as to show photos from past shows to give people an idea of what we do. We also use it to let people know what shows we will be doing in the future.
We would like to remain in the Infinite Corridor.
We plan to have photos and/or posters from our current, past, and future shows. We would like as much space as possible- ideally at least two and a half feet in height in order to provide sufficient space for our tall posters and group title to coexist.
sdantata@mit.edu
msa-exec@mit.edu
Yes, along the Infinite corridor in building 4 next to other religious groups
The infinite Corridor
In the age of increased interest on Islam around the world the MSA needs to advertise its events, which are usually meant to shed light on some contemporary issues, to the entire MIT community. Also, having the space will enable people who do not know about the MSA and are interested in it to know about it.
In the same location that we have now in building 4 on the IC, next to the other religious groups.
We plan to use the space to make known our presence on Campus, to advertise our events, and also to provide people with means to get in touch with us. We will like to at least keep the amount of space we currently have and if possible, to get the space which is immediately below it, so we can afford to print bigger posters and attract more attention.
lkelly@mit.edu
nscs-exec@mit.edu
No
No
We are a relatively new group so we would like to spread awareness about our organization to the MIT Community. We also want to promote upcoming community service activities and other events that we will be hosting.
Along the infinite corridor
We will use the space to promote our upcoming events and provide some background information about our group. We would like to use about 1/4 of a board.
aliac@mit.edu
nsbe-eboard@mit.edu
No
No
We would like to have a bulletin board to advertise to our members as well as the MIT community about our upcoming events. We would like to increase the presence of the National Society of Engineers on campus and feel the bulletin board would help us achieve this goal.
We would prefer bulletin board space in the Infinite Corridor.
We would use the space to advertise for events and display our calendar for the upcoming months. I am not familiar with the space sizes available, however, we are not requesting much space - the typical size would be sufficient.
jang@mit.edu
oori-daejang@mit.edu
No.
No (at least not in the last 3 years).
Oori has a small exec board and we spend a considerable amount of time taking care of publicity for the first half of every term (for recruitment purposes). This has been very taxing for us and we believe that having a bulletin board would allow us to efficiently reach a larger number of people and raise the profile of our group within the MIT community.
infinite or 56
We would post major recruitment events, contact information, and information/photos about what our group does.
jyurko@mit.edu
No
No
To post meeting dates, times, and topics.
Doesn't matter
To post flyers.
neltnerb@mit.edu
mitpsg-request@mit.edu
Yes. Near the building 12 cafe.
Pagans tend to be difficult to find unless they know our group exists. The bulletin board serves as a way to publicize our existence (we are one of the very few colleges in the US that has an active pagan student group), explain a bit about what paganism is to curious people, and advertise our events.
Anywhere along the infinite corridor is fine.
I really like the current layout quite a bit. We've got a nice big poster with our logo and group name, contact information, and then three posters explaining some of the pagan philosophies represented by our group. Then, there's a bit of space left over for rotating posters for major events (though I haven't had a chance to put up the Samhain ones yet). I'm planning on very soon printing up a big poster at copytech to replace the current board. What's much more critical is that it's in a location that people will notice it. It's usually surprising that we have a PSG, so if it's not obvious from the midway and bulletin board, people won't realize we exist.
tracy_c@mit.edu
panhel-exec@mit.edu
Yes. #6 in the infinite.
Yes. We've had board #6 for the past few years.
We, the Panhellenic Association, needs the space to publicize for events designed to promote women's advocacy on campus and Greek unity.
# 6 in the infinite.
We will have a section of it devoted to recognize and highlight exceptional sisters. The rest of it will be used to put up flyers to publicize for events.
ali_f@mit.edu
persian-officers@mit.edu
yes. it was in the infinite corridor, close to bulding 4 entrance.
As a club oriented for cultural events we want to publicize our presence in the institute with putting the general poster of our club
infinite corridor close to building 4 preferably
40 x 50 cm put the general poster of the club
rsinfinity@mit.edu
rsiboard@mit.edu
No.
No.
We believe a designated space for a bulletin board would make for easy access of information on RSInfinity events to students who are specifically interested.
We would like a space either in the Infinite Corridor or in Building 16.
The space will be used to provide information about events organised by RSInfinity. We do not require much space as we will not be publicising more than a few events at any one time.
deepamo@mit.edu
rkb@mit.edu
Yes, our board is just outside the athena quickstation in infinite in building 11.
The current board is our only board
As a performance group, we need a good way of advertising our upcoming shows/auditions. A bulletin board is the best way to do this.
Exactly where it currently is is the best place.
We plan to re-do it be covering it in posterboard and making it very neat and readable.
froy@mit.edu
save-core@mit.edu
No, we don't have one.
No
To raise awareness about environmental, sustainability and energy problems on campus and the world, and how we can make a difference on tackling them. To advertise our events, and also to put up interesting events related to the environment, sustainability and energy on campus.
In the infinite at eye level, preferably on the odd side of it, ~ building 3.
We would like to have fact sheets, with attractive information and numbers, and change it on a reasonably timely manner with some new information. Also we would post details about our events, and our meetings, and other environmental events happening on campus. Some pictures might also be pertinent and good to have there. An area of 20x30 inches would work for us.
the5@mit.edu
scuba-officers@mit.edu, uwh-officers@mit.edu
No
A long time ago the SCUBA club did (where - unknown)
We would like to put up News Articles for our club, photos from UWH tournaments and SCUBA club trips. A poster for advertising, and noticies for group activites.
Z-Center or Student Center or Infinite
We would like enough room for 12 photographs, 2 newspaper articles (12x24") and 2 posters (one for SCUBA and one for UWH) Approximate 2'x3'
lirot@mit.edu
salsa-exec@mit.edu
no
no
To help promote and get the word out about our free salsa dancing lessons that are open to everyone.
infinite corridor would be good, near the other dance groups would make sense.
upcoming special events and a scheudle of classes would be nice to list.
tingnee@Mit.edu
sebcofficers@mit.edu
No
Not that I know of
We would like to use the bulletin board space to publicize for events that we hold. SEBC has already had over 20 events this semester, and we have many more planned before the year ends. We publicize our events via the public poster boards and email, but the bulletin board space would be more effective. The flyers that we post on the public boards are sometimes difficult to see with so many other flyers. We try to publicize our events as much as possible to our 1,500 student members, but also to the general MIT population.
Somewhere along the main Infinite Corridor would be greatly appreciated.
Our board is very excited to plan for the use of the bulletin board. We would include our logo and name at the top, followed by our contact and website information (all in color). The majority of the space would be used to publicize our upcoming events. Most of our event flyers are on colored paper with black text, but the bulletin would probably look best on white paper and colored text. We will cover the entire back of the bulletin with butcher paper. We definitely understand the importance of maintaining the aesthetics of the bulletin board space. A little larger than a standard poster board size space would be sufficient.
ede@mit.edu
spe-ak@mit.edu
Yes. At the main intersection to the east of lobby 10.
We have had a board in the past in several places.
To advertise the existence of our club and Esperanto itself. Many people do not even know we exist.
We like the space we currently have and would like it, or if that is not possible, than somewhere on the infinite.
We will have a brief explanation of what Esperanto is, show some modern media in Esperanto such as magazines and pamphlets. And include information about the club's meetings. We would like to continue to have the amount of space we had, which seems to be the standard space unit.
nupur330@mit.edu
swe-exec@mit.edu
Yes, Infinite Corridor, close to Bldg 3 and 10.
We probably have, but not since 2003 that I know of.
To publicize our evetns to our general body, and to post opportunities for volunteering and career opportutnies that the greater MIT community might be interested in.
Infinite Corridor in the row that is one above the bottom row (currently we have the bottom row).
Our plans are to post our group's information and updated events. We can do with the space we have now, bu tif we had more, we could potentially advertise for more events.
cain@mit.edu
seds@mit.edu
Yes. It is located near lobby 7 in the infinite corridor
Yes, the board used to be farther down the infinite corridor.
We have events every week, related to various different projects that we poster for. Some of these projects involve ongoing recruitment that we would like to have a continous poster for.
It would be nice to have it somewhere along the infinite
We also have a space publicity campaign where we hang flyers promoting space. Finally we will be utilizing the space for recruitment information about the various activities we support/run (MITSET elevator competition, MITSET tehter competition, Zero-G team, SEDS general meetings, astronomy events, Astropreneur meetings, office hours, etc.) At the moment the space is underutilized, but this was due to a decision to put up meaningful things on the board rather than put up a filler that was poorly done. As each group we help grows new leaders we hope to have them fill portions of the space with material
lynette@mit.edu
sfgs-act@mit.edu
No.
No.
Sustainable development is an important issue, and we are noticing a growing interest in this topic on campus. With the Energy Initiative picking up steam, we'd love to have students focus some attention on a related but less-explicitly mentioned topic of preserving the environment. Having the bulletin board space will help SfGS achieve this goal.
Along, or just off the infinite corridor.
We'd like put up meeting and event announcements, such as our annual conference with the World Student Community for Sustainable Development. We also have plans to decorate it with tips on leading a more sustainable lifestyle on campus and at home. We'd like to request for one panel space.
steve_e@mit.edu
tcc-council@mit.edu
Yes, along the infinite corridor, I think in Building 3, on the Boston side. It has been a large area shared with UCO, which has worked well.
Yes, roughly in the same area, infinite before lobby 10.
To provide a central location where anyone can see when and where regular scheduled weekly, holiday, and random TCC events will take place.
Along the infinite corridor, ideally before Lobby 10.
Continue using the space for both permanent informational posters as well as fliers for upcomming events. We've had a large space shared with UCO. At times it's a little cramped, but it has worked out fine. The same size or slightly larger would be nice.
anisa@mit.edu
squares@mit.edu
Yes, 17H (in building 4.)
We used to have one in building 16 or 56, before we moved to building 4.
We use our bulletin board to recruit new students to our club and PE class. We keep the bulletin board updated with the dates of our upcoming PE classes.
We would ideally like our space to be along the infinite corridor. The space we currently occupy is good for us.
Our plans are to continue to use the bulletin board to advertise square dancing and the dates of our PE class. The amount of space we have right now is pretty much perfect.
emjones@mit.edu
techlink-officers@mit.edu
no
not sure
recruiting purposes (for grad and post-grad students)
not sure yet: around sloan, media lab, architecture
normal flyers, nothing excessive
dtemp@mit.edu
technique@mit.edu
Yes. It is outside of the admissions reception room, 10-100.
Yes. This same location.
We use this board to 1) recruit new members, 2) advertise for seniors to come in for their senior photos, and 3) to advertise for students to purchase yearbooks.
The current location outside of 10-100 is good.
We post notices for seniors to come in for their portraits during the late fall. We post notices in the spring for students to purchase yearbooks. Other times in the year we post recruitment posters. Our current board space is small, but while we are not asking for more space, a size reduction would not give us sufficient utility.
aharlan@mit.edu
choraleaders@mit.edu
Yes, we share one of the six a cappella boards near the PSC
We have also had it in bldg. 16
We like to use the board to inform members of the MIT community of our upcoming concerts, as well as let them know who's in the group, and to get our name out there.
The infinite is highly preferable, since it has the highest traffic, and gets our concert info out the best.
We would like to continue what we are currently doing, making a poster much like what is up now, with a moveable announcement section. It would be nice to share the space with the other a cappella groups just like before. An 11x17 or whatever current dimension we have is fine.
slee1@mit.edu
ucopresidents@mit.edu
Yes, we have board 9 along the Infinite Corridor.
Yes, we had board 10 previously.
United Christian Organization is an umbrella organization for thirteen different Christian fellowships on campus, all of which are ASA recognized. Having a joint bulletin board with all of these Christian student groups helps to consolidate and efficiently share information of Christian events on campus among the MIT community and improve communication between the groups. It also gives students an opportunity to learn of the Christian events happening around campus, both weekly and single events. The fellowships are: Asian Christian Fellowship, Asian Baptist Student Koinonia, Baptist Student Fellowship, Black Christian Fellowship, Chinese Bible Fellowship, Campus Crusade for Christ, Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship, Cross Products, Gospel Choir, Graduate Christian Fellowship, Hong Kong Students Bible Study, United Christian Fellowship, Victory Campus Ministries
We would like to keep our current space on board 9, but if this is not possible we prefer to stay along the Infinite Corridor.
We plan to have descriptions of each of the Christian groups with regular meetings times listed, as well as areas for poster that announce one-time events to be shared among the groups. Because there are thirteen student groups involved with this request, we would like to have a board size of ~3.5 feet x 7 feet.
nicholsl@mit.edu
voodoo-exec@mit.edu
in the infinite corridor.
same place.
to promote our publication/club. to get new members. to get new content. to make people laugh.
in the infinite somewhere. where we are now is fine.
publicity for the new issues of voo doo and to try to convince people to submit content for the publication. things we put up: sample pages from the issues, publicity posters, informative posters, etc. we would like the same amount of space we have now... no less.
cbobko@mit.edu
management@wmbr.org
We were assigned a board in the Building 8 to 6 corridor (off the infinite) which was pretty much taken away by the construction project there. Even before construction, this was an unappealing location which was being vandalized and postered over on a weekly basis. With construction, we do not currently have a functional board.
Prior to this, we had a board on the infinite, at the intersection with building 4.
We would like to make the MIT community more aware of WMBR as both a student activity and a media outlet on campus. We would like to let people know that: 1) MIT has a student-run radio station, 2) What kinds of shows we present and how people may listen (by conventional radio or streaming over the web), 3) and how students may join WMBR
Somewhere on the infinite corridor again, in a space which is more clearly marked as a designated board for student activities. Somewhere where there is not construction (does such a place exist at MIT?)
To acheive the three prior goals, we will have an engaging and attractive space. We will present some basic information about WMBR (including perhaps pictures of our control rooms and music library), our current program schedule, and information about how to become a member.
kendraj
kendraj@mit.edu
hemisphere-manboard@mit.edu
No we do not.
I'm not aware of WHP having had a board.
We would like to post large posters for our events when we have them, and when we don't have events a thought-provoking statement, fact, news blurp, etc to get people thinking about the western hemisphere.
On the infinite. Would prefer to be at eye level.
Space: approximately 20"x30" is good. As for plans, see above.
pzheng@mit.edu
wi-directors@mit.edu
No.
No.
We want to publicize the opportunity we offer MIT students who want to share their engineering experiences with middle and high school girls across the country. We are a fairly new organization, and I think many students would be interested in an opportunity to travel around the country and sharing their passions.
Along the infinite corridor would be best, though we would also want it along the building 16/56 corridor. However, any space would be greatly appreciated.
One small bulletin board would be good. We plan on putting up pictures, testimonies, and a couple of flyers about our problems.
r_chaney@mit.edu
wrugby-request@mit.edu
Yes. In the hallway in the athletic complex.
We want a bulletin board space to make people aware of our sport. We are always looking for new players and fans. It would be good to have a bulletin board to tell people when regular practices are and when scheduled games for the semester are.
Somewhere on the Infinite would be ideal.
We would like a couple square feet. Mostly pictures and scheduling info.
countsa@mit.edu
yds@mit.edu
No.
No.
There are pressing issues concerning issues of democracy and equality that we'd like to keep people informed about by having specific bulletins. Also, we will be having on-going themed lecture series, so it's important for us to be able to set timelines and descriptions for these events.
Our preference for our space is in building 56, but we would also be fine with space in the infinite or anywhere else.
Our plans for the space are to have specific information about what our group is about, what type of people (locally. nationally, and through history) have identified with our group. For instance, we'd have things like "Did you know Albert Einstein and Martin Luther King were Democratic Socialists?," and enumerate why. We also will have timelines and schedules for the lecture series we will be hosting, and keep people posted on important social issues in current events.
sl_greer@mit.edu
er@mit.edu
yes. in the infinite
yes. in the infinite
yes
along the infinite.
We use it to advertise shows and auditions and events.as large as possible!!!