Activities and Clubs at MIT

Social Groups

• The ECSEL is one of several coalitions funded by the National Science Foundation that have been working to improve engineering education and reduce barriers to minorities and women.
• MIT Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Grad Student Coffeehouse
• GAMIT, or Gays, Lesbians, Bisexuals, Transgenders, and Friends at MIT, hosts study breaks, parties, support groups, and other activities for members of MIT's Gay and Lesbian community.
• The MIT Vegetarian Support Group is a very informal organization interested in vegetarian issues. Membership is free, noncommittal and comes with NO requirements (being vegetarian is not a prerequisite).

• The MIT Arab Student Organization
• The MIT Club Argentino
• The Armenian Student Organization of MIT
• The Black Graduate Student Association has information, resources, and a support group for Black graduate students at MIT. The BGSA also sponsors socials, lectures, and participates in community service activities.
• The National Society of Black Engineers strives to help minorites in engineering and the sciences.
• The MIT Black Students' Union
• The Brazilian Student Association
• The MIT Canadian Club
• The MIT Caribbean Club
• The Central American Club of MIT home page contains information about current officials, club legislation, and other information. All are welcome and encouraged to join!
• The MIT Chinese Students Club
• The MIT Chinese Student and Scholar Association (MIT CSSA)
  provides the best service for Chinese students, scholars and their family in and out MIT community.
• The Club Latino gathers students from Latin countries and their friends for social and cultural events.
• The MIT European Club is one of the most active international clubs at MIT. Be there or be square!
• The MIT Filipino Students Association
• The MIT Hansori
• The Hellenic Student's Association (Greece and Cyprus)
• The MIT Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers
• The Society for Hong Kong and China Affairs
• The Hong Kong Student Society of MIT provides a communication network for its members and those interested in the society. Hong Kong and related aspects are stressed in its activities.
• The Hungarian Association of MIT
• The Indian Student Association
• The Association of Indonesian Students at MIT
• International Students Association
• MIT Students for Israel
• The Japanese Association of MIT (JAM)
• The MIT Jordanian Student Organization
• The MIT Korean Graduate Student Association
• The MIT Korean Students Association is an organization to bring and introduce Korea and its rich culture to the MIT community.
• Sloan Club Latino
• La Union Chicana por Aztlan (LUChA)
• The Lebanese Club at MIT
• The Malaysian Students Association at MIT
• The Mexican Student Association at MIT
• Mujeres Latinas provides support and friendship to MIT Latinas and promotes awareness of Latina issues.
• The MIT Native American Students Association
• Pakssmit: The Pakistani Students' Society at MIT
• Polish Club at MIT
• Association of Puerto Rican Students at MIT
• The Portuguese Students' Association of MIT
• The Republic of China Student Association at MIT
• The Romanian Students Association dedicated to presenting the Romanian culture, history, and soul to the world.
• The MIT Russian Club
• The MIT Scandinavian Association of Students
• The MIT Singapore Students Society
• The MIT South African Club
• South Asian American Students Association
• The MIT Association of Taiwanese Students is dedicated to the promotion of Taiwanese culture within the MIT community. ATS organizes the Chinese radio show "Rhythm of Taipei", holds weekly Taiwanese language sessions, and sponsors intercollegiate activities with other Chinese clubs around Boston.
• The Club of Thai Students at MIT (TSMIT)
• The MIT Turkish Student Association (TSA)
• The Venezuelan Student Association at MIT (VENSAMIT)
• The MIT Vietnamese Students' Association (VSA)