Volunteers Make MIT Stronger, Their Lives Richer
MIT's Alumni Association is supported by more than 9,000 enthusiastic and engaged volunteers. Many volunteers invest their time in improving their local communities via Institute connections. Others organize reunion events or serve on national boards and committees. Still more head up clubs, serve as class officers, or lead affinity groups. In every form, their work is vital to the Alumni Association's mission. In every instance, their efforts help keep them connected and energized.
Enjoy a Weekend of Inspiration and Innovation, Sept. 19-20
CJ Whelan '92 (left) and Joe Kubit '70 wait for the speed networking event to begin at ALC 2007.
Register now for the Alumni Leadership Conference, Sept. 19-20, and be inspired by current research breakthroughs, hear the role the Institute plays in the innovation economy during President Hockfield's keynote address, and discover ways to enhance your volunteer work for MIT. Friday afternoon will include a special focus on MIT's K-12 initiatives and ways to contribute to this important cause.
