Clubs
Connect with Your Local Alumni through a Club
MIT clubs are organized geographically both in the U.S. and abroad. So no matter where you live, you're likely to find an MIT club near you. MIT clubs offer alumni a variety of activities, services, and opportunities. You can rekindle old friendships, make new acquaintances, continue lifelong learning, enjoy special events, and forge professional connections—all while helping to enhance MIT's reputation in your community.
Find a U.S. club
With more than 40 clubs around the U.S., most states and metropolitan areas have a local MIT club. Find the U.S. club closest to you and join today.
Find an international club
MIT clubs are as international as the Institute itself—and you'll find clubs in many countries around the world. Find the international club closest to you and join today.
No club near you?
If you can't find a club in your area, please complete this form and a member of the Alumni Association will contact you.
You may also be interested in affinity groups organized by ethnicity, gender, or interest. Or, if you are an alumnus of the Sloan School, you can participate in Sloan Alumni Clubs.
Attend an upcoming event
Many MIT clubs and affinity groups have their own calendars and events web pages. See what's happening in your area.
Join a club mailing list
If you live in an area with an active club, you are automatically subscribed to that club's email list and should already be receiving news and information from them. You can also request to be on email lists in other club areas by visiting our Clubs Email Lists page.
Use the Club Leader's Toolkit
The Club Leader's Toolkit is designed to help officers effectively manage their clubs. Resources include insight from experienced club leaders, management resources, mailing information, annual reports, recruitment help, an event planning guide, and more.
Contact the Alumni Association
Find contact information for the alumni affairs officer associated with your club or group.
