Continuing the Conversation on Stress
Eric Grimson
Chancellor
MIT prides itself on demanding the very best for all members of our community: students, staff and faculty. Our mission, after all, is to serve the nation and the world and to contribute to the “betterment of mankind.” With a charge as lofty as that, life at MIT—academic and otherwise—can be challenging. As Henry Kissinger once famously pointed out, “A diamond is only a chunk of coal that is made good under pressure.” You’re here because you are exceptional, and every day you are pushed to be more exceptional—by yourself, by your peers, by faculty...
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Students are asking...
Q: How does MIT ensure the research ability of graduated PhD students?
Read response from Christine Ortiz, Dean for
Graduate Education
Q: Is there an easy way to find MIT student resources online? What I do now is use a Google search.
Yes, the Student Life and Learning site provides a directory of key offices, programs, and resources for both undergraduate and graduate students.
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Attend the MLK, Jr. Breakfast on Feb. 6 to celebrate diversity and get inspired for the year ahead.
CityDays IAP on Jan. 25, 11a-5p; have lunch at 20 Chimneys, then volunteer!
Take QPR suicide prevention training. Register for Jan. 22, 11:45a-1p in W20 or register for Feb. 9, Noon-1:30p in building 4 - you might save a life.
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Meritocracy & Inclusion: What’s your view?
Join the candid conversation with students, faculty and staff at the Institute Diversity Summit, Jan. 30. Attend one or all sessions, 8:30 am - 4 pm.
Under Pressure: A Forum on Student Stress
Come share your thoughts and ideas on student stress at MIT, Feb. 12, 5-8pm in 10-250.
Daniel Hastings to step down as Dean for Undergraduate Education
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Financial aid award notifications will now be sent electronically.
You can now take virtual tours of the undergrad residence halls.
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