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MIT Faculty Newsletter  
Vol. XXV No. 2
November / December 2012
contents
Faculty MIT 2030 Task Force Report Clearly Identifies Key Issues
Report of the Task Force on Community Engagement in 2030 Planning on Development of MIT- Owned Property in Kendall Square
What Students Want From Faculty
Task Force on Community Engagement with 2030 Planning
Graduate Student Life, Research Productivity, and the MITIMCo Proposal
The Millenials@MIT: Discussions on the Generational Changes in the Graduate Student Population
The Office of Faculty Support:
What Can We Do To Help You?
Preparing for a New Industrial Revolution
MIT: First in the World, Sixth in the U.S.?
An Opportunity for Faculty to Help Shape MIT’s Remarkable Graduate Student Community
Faculty Committee Activity: Fall 2012 Update
Progress Report on the Bernard M. Gordon – MIT Engineering Leadership Program
The Alumni Class Funds Seek Proposals for Teaching and Education Enhancement
MITAC: Your Ticket to Cultural and Recreational Activities
Why We Need HumanitiesX
Campus Population FY 1981 – 2012
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MITAC: Your Ticket to Cultural and Recreational Activities

Leisure time with friends and family is precious, which is why the MIT Activities Committee (MITAC) is pleased to offer discounted tickets to cultural and recreational activities to Institute faculty and staff. 

Whether you are interested in movies, sports, seasonal activities, family activities, theater, or music, you can save time and money – and enjoy friendly customer service – thanks to MITAC, an employee benefit program. In addition to purchasing tickets for your own use, you also may buy them as gifts for family, friends, and colleagues.

MITAC offers a wide spectrum of more than 250 cultural and recreational events annually to our community. Regularly discounted tickets include those for:

  • Boston Celtics
  • Broadway Shows
  • Holiday Pops
  • Boston Symphony Orchestra
  • World Music
  • Local Attractions (Boston Children’s Museum, Museum of Science, New England Aquarium, and Peabody Essex Museum)
  • Blue Man Group
  • Special Family Events

Current event offerings include:

  • Boston Celtics – 13 games (including the LA Lakers), balcony and promenade seating, $47–$125/ticket
  • Holiday Pops, 3 performance options, December 8, 9, or 15, $38–$64/ticket
  • Jersey Boys, Sunday, February 24, 6:30 pm, $96/ticket

Launched as a pilot program in 1983 in Building 20, MITAC now serves more than 4,800 customers, saving MIT community members $170,000 annually. MITAC is guided by both a program committee and presidentially appointed Advisory Council, which provides guidance on long-term goals and planning, business practices, and policies.

For more about MITAC, subscribe to our weekly and monthly electronic newsletter, and send us your questions and activity suggestions via mitac-office@mit.edu.

Visit MITAC

  • Online: web.mit.edu/mitac
  • On campus: Stata Lobby, Tuesday–Friday, 11 am–4 pm
  • At Lincoln Laboratory:  A-109, Thursday and Friday, 11 am–4 pm

Thanks – we look forward to seeing you soon.

The MIT Activities Committee

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