Activities and Clubs at MIT

Services

• Alpha Phi Omega is a national, co-ed, service fraternity, centered on the principles of leadership, friendship, and service. The Alpha Chi chapter at MIT provides community service to the MIT campus, greater Boston region, and the New England area.
• ASHA is a group dedicated to help address the problem of basic education for underprivileged children in India.
• Amnesty International
• The MIT Office of Career Services and Preprofessional Advising
• Circle K is the world's largest co-ed collegiate service organization. The MIT club does service projects for the people of our community and with other Circle K clubs throughout New England.
• The MIT Entrepreneurs Club (e-club) helps develop new business ventures. They meet weekly, sponsor special events, and co-organize and produce the MIT $10K Entrepreneurial Competition.
• The Educational Studies Program is a thirty seven year old MIT student activity committed to providing opportunities for learning in the greater Boston community.
• The Harvard/MIT Cooperative Society is MIT's campus bookstore. The Coop has a wide selection of books and merchandise at the MIT Coop at Kendall Square and in the MIT Student Center.
• The MIT Hunger Action Group seeks to educate the MIT community about hunger issues and alleviate local hunger concerns.
• The MIT Kosher Ko-op serves kosher meals every Monday and Wednesday in the religious activites building.
• The Lecture Series Committee presents a variety of movies and lectures on the MIT campus.
• MedLINKs are student volunteers who can help you with any questions you might have about your health or the MIT Medical Department.
• The MIT Museum
• Project America is an initiative to inspire long-term, ongoing constructive action and community responsibility by promoting and coordinating an annual national community improvement day.
• A Safe Ride (MIT safety shuttle) van schedules are on line.
• The Source, the information and service outpost in the lobby of the Student Center, provides a variety of information to the MIT Community, including Boston area and MIT events listings, Restaurant suggestions and information, academic information, and connections to various sections of TechInfo.
• The Student Alumni/ae Connection is a student organization which provides opportunities for student and alumni/ae interaction, promotes student awareness of the Alumni/ae Association, increases class identity, develops student pride and spirit for the support of MIT and enhances professional leadership development.
• The Student Ambassadors, coming from varied backgrounds, serve as liaisons between the MIT student community and two other important groups: former students and prospective students. We are pleased to provide perspectives on life at MIT as a student.