Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Technology Athletic Club
Dates
- Existence: 1920
Historical Note
The Technology Athletic Club of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) was founded in 1920 by Frank Maconi, class of 1920, who wrote the club's constitution and bylaws. The object of the club was to organize school spirit, render support to the athletic teams at MIT, to encourage support of athletics by undergraduates, and to aid vocally, financially, and spiritually athletics at the Institute. The first meeting of the Technology Athletic Club took place May 21, 1920.
Found in 2 Collections and/or Records:
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Activities Report Committee records
The collection consists of the reports of the committee and appendices with copies of many of the organizations' constitutions, bylaws, organizational charts, and other records.
Technology Athletic Club records
The collection of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Technology Athletic Club consists of a preliminary draft of the constitution and bylaws of the Technology Athletic Club. The draft, written by Frank Maconi, bears the name "Students Athletic Club," a name that was dropped when the club was founded. It also includes a folder of notes on purpose and student names.