1.00,
2.001,
2.002, 2.003, 2.005, 2.007
3.091,
5.111, 5.112, 5.12
5.13, 5.60,
6.00,
6.0001, 6.0002, 6.01, 6.02, 6.03, 6.006, 6.009 6.042
7.012,
7.013, 7.014 7.015 7.016, 7.03, 7.05
8.01, 8.01L,
8.012, 8.02, 8.021, 8.022
10.10,
10.213, 10.301, 10.302
14.01, 14.02
16.001-004
(Unified)
18.01,
18.01A, 18.02A, 18.014, 18.02, 18.022, 18.03, 18.05, 18.06
Additional Amenities Offered in the Spaces:
- Lounge/study area for students
- Round tables and chairs
- Sofa
- Individual Study Cubicles
- White Board and Markers
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Water Cooler
- Facilitated Study Groups
- All services are free of charge!
https://math.mit.edu/learningcenter/
*See Academics Chapter for
Course Specific Academic Advice
What to do after a bad
grade
On an exam, the best thing you
can do is to talk to your professor
may or may not email you,
typically
Fifth Week & First-Year Flags
Communication with your first
year flags,
https://firstyear.mit.edu/academics-exploration/fifth-week-flags-and-beyond/self-assessment/
Academic Concerns
Self Assessment
Ineffective study skills
Undeveloped time management
skills
What worked in high school does
not work anymore
Hard to concentrate/daydreaming
Extracurriculars
Adjustment issues
(critique the process)
Failing The Semester
OX - https://studentlife.mit.edu/s3/support-advocacy/excused-absences-ox
Take a personal leave (no
questions asked)[MM1]
Underprepared for level of
class(es)
Medical Leave
Full List of Requirements are
listed here
https://studentlife.mit.edu/s3/requesting-leave/requesting-medical-leave/medical-leave-and-return-policy
https://studentlife.mit.edu/s3/leaves/requesting-medical-leave
Note either leaves will not
affect your degree progression, if you submit your leave as a First Semester
Junior Your Credits will not count, essentially you will have a clean slate
*Check Chapter Law [MM2]
The People Who Are
There to “Help” You
Bad Advisors
Dean/Professors/Faculty
Student Government
Institute Government
Parents
Police
The police are not your friends
Upperclassmen.
Physical Health &
Emergencies
SafeRide
To Use: Either Install TransLoc
Rider mobile app, Call 617-253-2997, or more conveniently the online
service to request a pickup and drop-off at locations within
the designated SafeRide zone.
You will be picked up in a
14-passenger Van
*Note there are different
schedules and hours based on the calendar year
https://web.mit.edu/facilities/transportation/shuttles/safe_ride.html
More Safety, Driver Information,
and Technical Information provided above
Emergency
Situation On Campus
{
Source : [https://ems.mit.edu] }
{
Source : [https://emergency-vent.mit.edu] }
https://prepared.mit.edu/response/
{
Source : [https://prepared.mit.edu] }
{
Source : [https://emergency.mit.edu] }
{
Source : [https://emergency-dev.mit.edu] }
International Assistance
International SOS (ISOS),
a travel assistance company, to provide emergency medical, security, and
natural disaster evacuation and other support services to faculty, staff, and
students who are traveling abroad on MIT business. (ISOS services are also
provided to faculty and staff for leisure travel.)[MM3]
https://insurance.mit.edu/services/international-travel/international-sos
if for whatever reason you do not
fall into this category it is
https://myportal.internationalsos.com/WebPortal/MyOrganisation
Look at the
https://www.internationalsos.com/elearning/comprehensive/
Immediately Arrested
If for any reason you are
arrested, and you don’t have a Lawyer on fie, have your first “phone call” be
to Campus Police. The Number is located on the back of your ID. In nearly all
cases, the Campus Police will help you seek release from custody on personal
recognizance, on bail, or through arrangements with a bondsman.
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS
PLEAD THE 5th IMMEDIATELY,
SAY NOTHING
POLICE WILL LIE
DO NOT PLEAD GUILTY
See Law for Further Action
Cambridge Multi-Service Center
https://www.cambridgema.gov/Services/HomelessandEvictionPreventionServices
Prevents evictions and gives you time to fight back against an abusive
landlord.
http://www.hud.gov/findshelter
Youth On Fire (Day)
https://www.harvardsquare.com/venue/youth-on-fire/
1 Church St
Cambridge, MA 02138
(617) 661-2508
2 Meals a Day + Snacks
Fridge Storage
Showers
Laundry
Open & Welcoming Space
Free HIV/STI testing
Mailbox Services
Y2Y (Night)
https://www.y2ynetwork.org/harvard-square
3 Try Lottery System
Contact before 8:00 AM for 30 Day Bed Pull
Emergency 1 Night Bed
Contact between 9:30 PM
Last Call-Night Bed
In-Person Request at 10:45 PM
Transition House
Call 617-661-7203 for emergency
shelter and
transitional and supported
housing.
EBT/SNAP Card
https://dtaconnect.eohhs.mass.gov/
Follow the Instructions on the Site. Schedule a Call for the Week and
Upload Prood of Residence (Tuition Bill) You will have to go to a DTA office
either in Chelsea or South Boston. Depending on your situation you may get
$23-40 a month
FreshConnect Program
https://www.freshconnect.org/
2-3 Day Process for $100 Meal
Stipend
Food On Campus
*See Eating and Dining
Eating Disorders
National Eating Disorders
Associations
Call: 1-800-931-2237
Mon-Thur 11a-9p, Fri 11a-5p (EST)
Text: NEDA to 741741
Mon-Thur 9a-9p, Fri 9a-5p (EST)
Affordable and Free Medical Insurance
https://www.challiance.org/
Check in to Cambridge Health Alliance (CHA) Near Harvard
Square, the CBHA wing is the most accessible and will help you get care the day
of, and schedule appointments in reasonable time frames (less than a week) you
can have Masshealth Standard for Free in less than 2 weeks.
Psychiatric
Emergency & Drug Use
{
Source : [https://dfsca.mit.edu] }
Substance Abuse and Mental Health
Services Administration Helpline
Call: 1-800-662-4357
Recognize the signs of Alcohol Poisoning https://www.niaaa.nih.gov/publications/brochures-and-fact-sheets/understanding-dangers-of-alcohol-overdose
Good Samaritan Policy
As a general rule of thumb, you
will not get in any trouble for helping out someone in the need of medical
use, please do the favor if someone is in need.
https://studentlife.mit.edu/sites/default/files/GSAP%20Flowchart%202017_3.pdf
https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/1997/10/01/mit-freshman-pledge-dies-of-alcohol-overdose/80bbf5e5-e4af-4e3a-aec8-3fe3b63ea561/
Boston Emergency Services Team (BEST)
Skips police interaction and questioning all together, sends a crisis
clinicians to your Area. 24 Hour Service
1-800-981-4357
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS
People getting care for drug or
alcohol use have the same rights as people getting care for any other medical
issue. Addiction treatment facilities licensed by the Massachusetts Department
of Public Health (DPH) have to follow a set of rules. Some examples include:
You must sign a consent form for treatment
You can NOT be denied treatment because you are on
a prescribed medication
Programs that provide any type of residential service
You can read the full list of regulations here:
mass.gov/eohhs/docs/dph/regs/105cmr164.pdf
If you believe your rights have
been violated, you have been harmed by a provider or treatment facility, or
have received care not up to current quality standards: you should report this
immediately to MA DPH. To file a report, call the confidential complaint line:
617-624-5171 (6:00 AM – 5:00 PM)
Domestic,
Abuse, and Rape
Stalking
https://www.womenslaw.org/
A
website dedicated to providing all victims of domestic violence, sexual
assault, or stalking basic legal information, referrals, and emotional support.
There is also an email hotline where they can answer any questions (without
disclosing legal advice) someone may have.
Cambridge
Women's Center (trans-friendly)
https://www.cambridgewomenscenter.org/
(617) 354-8807
Casa Myrna
https://casamyrna.org/
hotline: 877-785-2020 (Safelink, 24/7).
The Network/La Red
https://www.tnlr.org/en/
(617) 227-4911 (voice)
(617) 742-4911 (TW)
StrongHearts Native Helpline
Call: 1-844-762-8483
Mon-Fri 8a-11p (EST)
Chat is also available through the website.
The Gay Men's Domestic Violence Project
https://www.bostoncares.org/organization/001A000000bA6WqIAK
(800) 832-1901*
Safelink
(Domestic Violence)
(877) 785-2020*
National Domestic Hotline
Call: 1-800-799-7233
Text: LOVEIS to 1-866-331-9474
Rape,
Abuse, and Incest
National Network (RAINN)
Call: 1-800-656-4673
Chat
Boston
Area Rape Crisis Center (BARCC)
Call: 800-841-8371
Support for Deaf and Hard of Hearing: 800-439-2370 and ask to be connected to
the BARCC hotline
Chat
Available 9a-11p (EST)
Abortion
Planned Parenthood Greater Boston Health Center
(877) 686-5772
Exhale: After Abortion Hotline/Pro-Voice
Call: 1-866-439-4253
National Suicide Prevention
Call: 1-800-273-8255
Veteran Hotline
Call: 1-800-273-8255 (Press 1)
Text: 838255
Support for Deaf and Hard of Hearing: 1-800-799-4889
Chat
Crisis Text Line
Text: HOME to 74174
Your Life Your Voice
Call: 1-800-448-3000
Text: VOICE to 20121
Trans Lifeline
Call: 1-877-565-8860
Trevor Project
Call: 1-866-488-7386
LGBT Health Line
https://ome.mit.edu/services/lets-chat-mental-health-walk-ins
General
Education
https://www.helpguide.org/
{
Source : [https://actionplan.mit.edu] }
{
Source : [https://mit.thrivingcampus.com] }
{
Source : [https://activeminds.mit.edu] }
{ Source : [https://flippingfailure.mit.edu] }
https://health.mit.edu/services/mental-health-counseling
Help Others
{ Source :
[https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/i-dont-know-how-to-comfort-people/] }
MIT has a dedicated department
called CARE if you would like to indirectly extend help to an MIT student or
are concerned about a specific event. They can be reached at:
617-324-CARE (2273)
careteam@mit.edu
https://cm.maxient.com/reportingform.php?MassInstofTech&layout_id=6
https://health.mit.edu/services/mental-health-counseling/helping-others
https://studentlife.mit.edu/wellbeing/ambassadors
MIT Staff
{
Source : [https://facultyguide.mit.edu] }
Therapy
Free/No-Insurance
https://www.7cups.com/
An online chat service that
allows you to anonymously speak with a trained volunteer one-on-one about
anything for free. There is also an option to engage in online forums where you
can speak with others about any issue. 7Cups also provides therapy and
counseling services for $150/month.
https://www.leanonme.chat/
Lean On Me strengthens communities
by providing peer-to-peer text lines that allow for easy access to confidential
non-crisis support. We envision a world where anyone can seek and receive
emotional support.
Since it was established at MIT
in September of 2016, Lean On Me has established 14 active Chapters at
universities throughout the country with more launching every year. To find a
hotline near you, p
Make a spreadsheet
The World Isn’t What
it Used to Be
Things are going to get worse
aren’t they….
Trite narrative
Need Housing
Need Food/Free-Food
vultures@csail.mit.edu
free-foods@mit.edu
free-food@mit.edu
Stealing from the dining halls is
bad
Joshua is the G that regularly
offers free food on Fridays
Thrive on Campus
Rev. Natalie Hill
BONUS TRIVIA:
Talking to People
Medical Leave
You will have your housing
revoked
{ Source :
[https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/boomeranging/] }
Pandora’s Box
Seeing your Admissions file
https://apply.mitadmissions.org/register/applicationmaterialrequest
Bad Apples
Privilege &
Supremacy on Campus
{ Source :
[https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/blind-spots/] }
{ Source :
[https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/integration/] }
{ Source :
[https://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/on-being-seen/] }
Not to Fear Monger but even
dorm halls will not guarantee safe spaces from Transphobic and Homophobic
attacks
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