MIT Sloan Undergrad and Intercultural Engagement (i.e.) are excited to sponsor the inaugural IAP course, Zombies and Inclusion: Leadership Skills for a better future. The course will run in person Tuesday, January 21st, Wednesday, January 22nd, and Thursday, January 23rd, 2025 from 10 am until 3 pm in the Wellbeing Lab. Lunch will be provided....
Bhumika Saraswati is an award-winning Indian journalist, filmmaker, and educator documenting overlooked narratives on gender, caste, climate, and health. Raised in a Dalit household, her work is deeply personal and globally resonant. She has earned international recognition, including the UN-Laadli Media Award and Human Rights Press Award. Bhumika founded Kranti Collective, a community space in...
Bhumika Saraswati is an award-winning Indian journalist, filmmaker, and educator documenting overlooked narratives on gender, caste, climate, and health. Raised in a Dalit household, her work is deeply personal and globally resonant. She has earned international recognition, including the UN-Laadli Media Award and Human Rights Press Award. Bhumika founded Kranti Collective, a community space in...
Discover how LBGTQ+ students at MIT build resilience and thrive through strong, supportive communities. Join LBGTQ+ Services in this interactive workshop centering storytelling, discussions, and actionable strategies to foster belonging and strengthen networks in personal, academic, and professional spaces.
The Wellbeing Ambassadors Present: Challenging Conversations Workshop featuring Leslie Langston, LICSW of Student Mental Health and Counseling We all face difficult conversations at some point, whether it’s addressing a roommate issue in the dorm, a group member’s performance, navigating a disagreement with a partner, or in a difficult relationship with a supervisor. No matter how...
Join us for the 2025 Stratton Lecture as we delve into the growing epidemic of loneliness in modern society. Despite unprecedented digital connectivity, we experience a sense of isolation, with profound impacts on mental and physical health. We’ll explore the societal factors contributing to this phenomenon, the consequences for well-being, and strategies to rebuild authentic...
Wondering how to navigate courses, internships, and student life without losing your mind? The Course 15 Student Advisory Board got you. Join them for a chill, no-pressure session where current seniors spill their best advice, biggest regrets, and the things they wish they knew sooner. Who: Any current MIT studentWhen: Thursday, March 6thTime: 7:30 PM...
Join us for an engaging 1.5-hour workshop designed to help LGBTQ+ students navigate academic and professional spaces with confidence. We’ll explore strategies for career growth, identity affirmation, and building supportive networks.
Take a well-deserved break and join us for a 30-minute yoga session with Sarah Johnson, Assistant Professor of Physical Education and Wellness, to reset your mind and body. Space is limited, so sign up now to secure your spot! After yoga, drop by for an open wellness event to explore the Wellness Wizard Certificate and...
The event will feature presentations by two distinguished researchers: Dr. Kayse Lee Maass, Assistant Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at Northeastern University, will share insights on ethical approaches to collecting sensitive data and innovative techniques for anonymizing location data while preserving analytical value. Dr. Elena Shih, Manning Assistant Professor of American...
Level up your finance game and come learn how to set up smart, attainable goals like saving for big purchases!
In this small discussion group, we will examine finding meaning in the context of an intense research focus. What sources of support might be available through other domains and activities in life, and how do they intersect with creativity at the cutting edge of human knowledge? Prof. Jackson will discuss what supports resilience and provides...
