IAP PKG Fellowships Application Deadline
Submit your applications by October 20th at noon here. Projects can be done independently or as part of a small team (typically two or three students); however, if you are working in a group, each member must apply independently and we, unfortunately, cannot guarantee funding to all students.
Rehumanizing Relationships, Part 3
For most of us, we can no longer separate social media from other areas of our lives, including our relationships. Where social media can foster the spread of misinformation, discrimination, hate speech, trauma and polarization, we also know that social media can also be where we can build, repair and deepen relationships. Rehumanizing Relationships is about building our skills so that we can respond with peace, in spaces of polarization.
Rehumanizing Relationships, Part 2
7:00 – 8:30 PM ET
For most of us, we can no longer separate social media from other areas of our lives, including our relationships. Where social media can foster the spread of misinformation, discrimination, hate speech, trauma and polarization, we also know that social media can also be where we can build, repair and deepen relationships. Rehumanizing Relationships is about building our skills so that we can respond with peace, in spaces of polarization.
Rehumanizing Relationships, Part 1
7:00 PM – 8:30 PM ET
For most of us, we can no longer separate social media from other areas of our lives, including our relationships. Where social media can foster the spread of misinformation, discrimination, hate speech, trauma and polarization, we also know that social media can also be where we can build, repair and deepen relationships. Rehumanizing Relationships is about building our skills so that we can respond with peace, in spaces of polarization.
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One Community in Service to MIT, One Another, & the World
2:30 PM ET
Alumni Leadership Conference (ALC) event.
MIT President L. Rafael Reif will discuss the importance of service in our community and introduce the new MIT Alumni Service Initiative; current students will discuss the service work they are doing to help make a better world; and representatives from the Priscilla King Gray Public Service Center will discuss the important work of the center.
Featuring: MIT President L. Rafael Reif; R. Erich Caulfield SM ’01, PhD ’06, past president, MIT Alumni Association; Jill Bassett, associate dean and director, Priscilla King Gray Public Service Center; MIT students from the PKG Center: Bhav Jain ’23; Amulya Aluru ’23; Charlene Xia ’17, SM ’20
Register for the Alumni Leadership Conference by clicking here!
