MIT Club of Boston

Annual Fall Volunteer Kick-Off Event!

Details of this and all our events are in our bio, under the linker.ee link, or go to mitcob.org

Please save the date—the evening of October 29—and join us to meet the entire MIT Club of Boston leadership team. Come learn more about the Club and all the activities we currently offer as well as activities we are looking to expand with your help. Come share your ideas. We are growing and there are lots of ways to get involved, connect and reconnect with the amazing MITCOB community. We look forward to seeing you on October 29th in person.

The MIT Club of Boston invites all who are interested in , mental health, depression, and treatment approaches to join us for our second annual MITBioSummit at mitbiosummit.com

The BioSummit will focus on depression and mental health, with panels on:
-Media & Mental Health Communication
-Access to Quality Care
-Novel & Future Treatment Strategies

This year's event is fully virtual, and registrants will receive a recording afterward.

We hope to see you there!

Join us on Wednesday, April 24, for our annual MIT COB BioSummit! This year's conference is fully virtual, with keynote speakers and discussion panels focusing on topics around mental health and depression.

For more info and to register:
mitbiosummit.com

April 5: Join us for a lunchtime Zoom networking session to discuss work-life balance ⚖️
🔹https://boston.alumcommunity.mit.edu/events/78962🔹

Happening tomorrow (April 1)!
Join fellow MIT alumni for a free, virtual panel discussion of the 2004 film “Ike: Countdown to D-Day.”

Our panelists include:
- Andrew Silver: Film director/producer, MIT and Sloan Alum
- Chris Boebel: Media Development Director, Office of Open Learning, MIT
- David M. Gute: Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Tufts University

For more details and to register: https://boston.alumcommunity.mit.edu/events/75100

Registration is due by April 5 for our next Boston Seminar Series (BSS) event - a special Fireside Chat with MIT Chancellor Nobles and MITAA CEO Whitney Espich!
https://alumcommunity.mit.edu/networks/events/79529

Join us for a special dinner and discussion at the Harvard Club of Boston on what it means to "Educate the Whole MIT Student." Chancellor Nobles will be addressing topics such as creating safe spaces to learn and discuss current global events, and free speech on campus.

This event will not be recorded or available to join remotely, so please plan on joining us in person!

April 9: Boston Seminar Series with Chancellor Melissa Nobles
"What it means to Educate the Whole MIT Student"

https://alumcommunity.mit.edu/networks/events/79529

Join us for dinner and a Fireside Chat with MIT Chancellor Melissa Nobles and MITAA CEO Whitney Espich on what it means to educate the "whole MIT student." This unique event will not be recorded or available to join remotely, so please plan on joining us in person!

Join MIT students and an alum via Zoom on Tuesday, April 2 at 4 pm for a discussion about how learning languages at MIT enhanced their learning experiences. Bring a friend! See you next Tuesday. https://languages.mit.edu/events/global-languages-student-alumni-panel/ MIT Global Languages MIT Alumni Association MIT International Science & Technology Initiatives (MISTI)

Happening April 1! Join fellow alumni from the MIT Club of Boston for a free, virtual panel discussion of the 2004 film “Ike: Countdown to D-Day.”

Our discussion panel includes:
- Andrew Silver: Film director/producer, MIT and Sloan Alum
- Chris Boebel: Media Development Director, Office of Open Learning, MIT
- David M. Gute: Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Tufts University

For more details and to register: https://boston.alumcommunity.mit.edu/events/75100

Join us Thursday, March 21 at 10:30 AM EDT to discover how taking the time to prioritize your crisis strategy & plan can go a long way in protecting your organization. Join our to learn more about the curriculum, meet the instructors, and determine if the program is right for you.

Register Today: https://bit.ly/3TEl6WX

Don't miss this opportunity to ask lead instructor and crisis management expert, Steve Goldman, your curriculum questions during a live Q&A session.

In this course, you will gain the tools and you need to help your company not only survive—but thrive—amid catastrophe in our dynamic on-campus course, Crisis Management & Business Resiliency July 15–19.

Master a series of techniques and strategies for addressing challenges that often arise within research groups, teaching staff, and other technical academic environments. Join us for our upcoming on-campus course, Leadership Skills for Science and Engineering Faculty. Explore the dynamic curriculum and submit your application today: https://bit.ly/3OQnUg0

March 26: Join us for a special event with Rebecca Churt, founder of The Grievery, with special guest Dr. Angeliki (Diane) Rigos.
https://thegrievery.punchpass.com/classes/14798132

April 9: BSS with Chancellor Melissa Nobles
"What it means to Educate the Whole MIT Student"
https://alumcommunity.mit.edu/networks/events/79529

Join us for dinner and a Fireside Chat with MIT Chancellor Melissa Nobles and MITAA CEO Whitney Espich on what it means to educate the "whole MIT student." This unique event will not be recorded or available to join remotely, so please plan on joining us in person!

About the Speaker

Chancellor Nobles is the Class of 1922 Professor of Political Science and has been a member of the MIT faculty since 1995. Before being appointed chancellor in 2021, she served as the Kenan Sahin Dean of the School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences (SHASS) and as head of the Department of Political Science.

As chancellor, Nobles is responsible for overseeing more than 60 interconnected offices that support undergraduate and graduate students' academic success, foster community and wellbeing, and cultivate personal and intellectual growth. Chancellor Nobles also works closely with senior leaders to develop and implement the Institute's strategic priorities and to "Educate the Whole Student."

Megan Black will be one of our speakers at MITCOBx, our very own TEDx-style event! She is a historian exploring how environmental ideas and institutions have mediated between the United States and the world. She is also the author of The Global Interior: Mineral Frontiers and American Power (Harvard University Press, 2018), recipient of four top prizes in multiple subfields.

Join us on March 20 for a night of 8 transformative discussions with some of the best minds from the MIT School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences.
https://boston.alumcommunity.mit.edu/events/71242

Joshua Breslau, senior behavioral and social scientist at RAND and a professor of policy analysis at the Pardee RAND Graduate School, will be one of the engaging speakers discussing depression and mental health at the upcoming MIT Club of Boston’s BioSummit in Cambridge MA on April 24, all day, in person and online. Early bird registration still available until March 27, so register now! Don’t miss it! More details and registration info at mitbiosummit.com. Tell your friends and share with your network