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The experience of MIT undergraduates is shaped largely by their interactions with faculty. Students are interested in your academic focus, your research, and your experiences, but even more importantly, they are interested in you as a person.
Explore some of the many opportunities for faculty to get involved with students, formally and informally, inside and outside the classroom, through academic pursuits and personal interests:
Teaching and Presentations
Mentoring and Advising
Experiential Learning
Informal Interactions
The Commons and Other Service
If you have questions or need aditional information: Please contact the DUE-DSL Collaborations Committee. |