About Us
The mission of the MIT Careers Office is two-fold: (i) To advise and assist students at all degree levels about career choice and decision-making, job opportunities, and academic programs and internships that will enhance their qualifications; and (ii) to assist employers and graduate schools wishing to attract our students and alumni/ae. We help students develop the self-awareness and skill to explore, clarify and implement good career choices. Our support for the development of these capacities aligns with MIT’s goal to educate students for life in the 21st century.
The Careers Office provides counseling, workshops, lectures and panels, employer recruiting, job development, preprofessional advising, alumni relations, internships and other opportunities for experiential learning, self-assessment and career research. We engage faculty, alumni and employers, so students may benefit from many informed perspectives. We are a primary source of two key elements of their education: constructive, personalized advice, and internships and other experiential learning which provide some of their most important lessons and greatest challenges.
Back Row: Rachael Greenberg, Deborah Rosencrans, Jordan Siegel, Deborah Liverman, Melissa Ackerman,
Kimberly Bernard, Nancy Crosby, Malgorzata Hedderick, Sarra Shubart, Heather Bruskin
Middle Row: Kathleen Haggerty, John Nonnamaker, Shonool Malik, Jen Cook, Hannah Bernstein
Front Row: Marilyn Wilson, Bob Richard, Tamara Menghi, Kristina Nance
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