Our Offices

FSILG
Fraternities, Sororities & Independent Living Groups
At MIT, students have the opportunity to join one of the Institute's affiliated fraternities, sororities, and independent living groups (FSILGs). Founded upon the values of scholarship and friendship, these organizations not only strive to provide a healthy and safe living environment, they also are committed to supporting their members in all areas of the college experience.

LBGT
Lesbian, Bisexual, Gay and Transgender Cener
Regardless of who you are or how you choose to define (or not define) yourself, there are communities and support networks at MIT to help you be yourself and to thrive. We here at lbgt@mit serve as the hub of a network of offices, organizations, and individuals that continually strive to create an inclusive and welcoming campus community for lesbian, bisexual, gay and transgender, and questioning individuals and our allies. Stop by the Rainbow Lounge in Walker, room 50-005.

LCC
Latino Cultural Center
The Latino Cultural Center (LCC) functions as the hub for many of the Latino student organizations, as well as individual community members interested in learning more about Latino culture. The Center holds regular office hours, discussions, study breaks, small performances, and dinners. It is also the location for many student group meetings. LCC is composed of two main parts, the business offices of the Latino organizations, and the adjacent lounge for social activities. The lounge is also available for quiet study and socializing during the day. Stop by W20-028 and visit!

PSC
Public Service Center
AT the MIT Public Service Center, we welcome people from the entire MIT community - students, faculty, staff, alumni, spouses, partners, and others - to combine efforts for the benefit of people in the MIT community. The MIT Public Service Center creates public service opportunities that suit our institutional culture as they match community needs. Our aim is to enrich the educational and life experiences of students through leadership and service opportunities.

RLP
Residential Life Programs
The Residential Life Programs Office serves to guide and support student learning, growth, and development in our residence hall communities. We engage in and enhance the work of students, Housemasters, and residential staff through programs such as the House Fellows Program, Residence Based Advising, individual residential leadership development opportunities, the graduate Leadership Roundtable series and advocacy and support for the Dormitory Council and both graduate and undergraduate dorm government.

SAO
Student Activities Office
Involvement connects us to the people and places around us, gives us a sense of community and common purpose, and allows us to develop our creative talents and skills by contributing to something beyond ourselves. The Student Activities Office (SAO) is committed to providing students with information on ways to become involved.