Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Alumni Association
Found in 18 Collections and/or Records:
Alumni Association of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Board of Directors records
This collection includes minutes and other records of the Board of Directors of the Alumni Association of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) from the organization of the board in 1968 through 1983. Also in the collection are board resolutions, by-laws, and by-law revisions.
Alumni Association of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology records
Alumni Association of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology records
The collection includes early Alumni Association reports and meeting records, information on the Committee on Publication, which led to the establishment of Technology Review, Board of Directors minutes, financial records and budgets, information regarding reunions, Alumni Officers conference files, records of the National Selection Committee, and information regarding the choosing of MIT’s colors. Also included are audio tapes of speakers at alumni events.
Association of Alumni and Alumnae of MIT, records of Executive Vice President Donald P. Severence and William J. Hecht
The collection comprises records produced by Donald P. Severence and William J. Hecht, Executive Vice Presidents of the Association of Alumni and Alumnae of MIT. The materials span the years of 1962 to 1970 and 1980 to 1997.
Carroll L. Wilson papers
Collection on the Celebration of the Move of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology from Boston to Cambridge
The Dedication Reunion Committee was formed to oversee the celebrations for the dedication of MIT’s new Cambridge campus, which took place on June 12, 13, and 14, 1916. The committee was divided into over twenty subcommittees responsible for an elaborate set of festivities. Several subcommittees are represented in the collection, including the Undergraduate Reunion Committee and the Technology Pageant Committee, whose records form a major portion of the collection.
Giving to MIT website
Giving to MIT website, 2015 June 4 - Ongoing
The Giving to MIT website, operated by the MIT Alumni Association, facilitates financial donations made to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). The website contains a list of the funds, programs, initiatives, departments, and organizations accepting donations, as well as information on donation payment and duration options. Also included on the site is a list of frequently asked questions as well as tax and gift information.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Alumni Association
The collection comprises records produced by the Alumni Association at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Materials include correspondence and an archived website.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Alumni Association, financial records
The collection comprises financial records created by the Alumni Association at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) from 1917 to 1950.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Class Photograph Albums
MIT Alumni Association website
MIT Alumni Association website, 2017 April 14 - Ongoing
The MIT Alumni Association provides services and resources for alums of MIT, including special benefits, events, career search resources, volunteer opportunities and more. Their website provides links to all of these offerings as well as access to an online alumni directory, and additional learning opportunities after leaving MIT.
MIT Educational Council website
MIT Educational Council website, 2021 March 19
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Educational Council partners with the MIT Office of Admissions to support recruitment of first year students. The Council is composed of staff members and Educational Counselors, who are MIT alumni. The MIT Educational Council website includes information on the Council's activities and how to join the Council as an Educational Counselor.
The Association of Alumni and Alumnae of M.I.T. Club and Affinity Group records
The collection spans from approximately 1903 to 2008. Records include newsletters, correspondence, meeting minutes, reports, news releases, directories, and photographs of both active and inactive clubs and affinity groups.