2018 MIT Graduate Students of Color Welcome Reception
Date and time
Location
La Sala de Puerto Rico
Stratton Student Center (W20-202) 84 Massachusetts Ave Cambridge, MA 02139Description
Join MIT Office for Graduate Education (OGE) Diversity Initiatives to the Graduate Students of Color Welcome Reception on Thursday, August 30th from 7:00 – 9:00 pm in La Sala de Puerto Rico (W20-202). You will have the opportunity to meet MIT faculty and staff, graduate student leaders and engage with new and returning graduate students of color from various disciplines and a variety of MIT community members including campus resources. Please RSVP to our family-friendly celebration via Eventbrite.
The OGE Diversity Initiatives team seeks to support the success of underrepresented and underserved graduate students at MIT through a series of programs designed to increase recruitment, enhance community, and ignite academic, leadership, and professional development. Together with our colleagues from across the institute, we are committed to realizing the black student leaders’ recommendations to foster an inclusive climate that intellectually and socially engages and values all members of the MIT community.
TENTATIVE AGENDA
7:00 - 7:15 pm: Reception Begins
7:15 - 7:45 pm: Discussion with MIT Senior Leadership
7:45 - 8:05 pm: Graduate Student of Color Reflection & Student Organization Spotlights
8:05 - 8:25 pm: Roundtable Discussions with current graduate students, faculty and staff
8:25 - 8:50 pm: Open Networking
8:50 - 9:00 pm: Raffle* and Closing
*BE ON TIME! 1st TWENTY folks to check-in will be entered into a RAFFLE for TechCash!
PLANNING COMMITTEE
Gloria C Anglón, OGE Diversity Initiatives; Arthur Brown (AeroAstro), Sergio Hiram Cantu (Physics), Jay Dev (Urban Studies and Planning), Stewart Isaacs (AeroAstro), Dasjon Jordan (Urban Studies and Planning), Josue Jacob Lopez (EECS), Caris Mariah Moses (EECS), Almasri Nasir (Poli Sci), German Alberto Parada Hernandez (ChemE), Aaron D Stinnett (Management), Claudia Elena Varela (Health Sciences and Technology), ElDante Winston (Architecture), Maia Sophie Woluchem (Urban Studies and Planning).