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javierh@alumni.princeton.edu

Learn More 2025-05-02 00:00:00 2025-05-02 03:00:00 UTC Ivy+ Happy Hour May 2025   Ivy Plus Happy Hour hosted by Princeton Club of San Diego Please join the Princeton  Club of San Diego and Ivy+ Friends for a Happy Hour at Harland Brewing in One Paseo in Del Mar.  No need to register. Just show up.  Meet out back, weather permitting.   Thursday, May 1, 2025 5:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Harland Brewing in One Paseo3718 Paseo Place, Suite 1300 Del Mar, CA 92130 https://harlandbeer.com/Contact: Javier Hernandez, Princeton Club, javierh@alumni.princeton.edu Club of San Diego javierh@alumni.princeton.edu

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Join us Saturday Morning at 8:30 am for a hike through our local gem,  Torrey Pines State Preserve. 

Parking in the Preserve on weekends is $20, so we will use free street parking at 11101 N Torrey Pines Place, in the Science Park Area. 

We will walk along the golf course into the Preserve. 

We will walk down the South Fork Trail and Broken Hill Trail down to the Beach. 

There is a low tide a 9:49 AM so we should be able to walk onto the sand. 

We will walk up the Beach trail, visit the Lodge and head back to our cars.

Refreshments will be supplied by the MIT Club of San Diego after the walk. 

There are port a potties available at the top of the beach trail. 

Sorry, but dogs are not allowed. 

Walking to the Guy Fleming Trail will be an option available for those not eager to climb the 357 foot hill. 

NOTE: There will not be an MIT Club walking event in June due to a conflict with the MIT Club Annual Picnic. Please attend the picnic.

There will not be an MIT Club walking event in July due to a conflict with Independence Day Weekend.

There should be an walking event Saturday August 2nd.  

 

Contact

james.amberg@alum.mit.edu

Learn More 2025-05-03 15:30:00 2025-05-03 17:47:00 UTC Torrey Pines State Preserve - MIT Club of San Diego Walking Group Join us Saturday Morning at 8:30 am for a hike through our local gem,  Torrey Pines State Preserve.  Parking in the Preserve on weekends is $20, so we will use free street parking at 11101 N Torrey Pines Place, in the Science Park Area.  We will walk along the golf course into the Preserve.  We will walk down the South Fork Trail and Broken Hill Trail down to the Beach.  There is a low tide a 9:49 AM so we should be able to walk onto the sand.  We will walk up the Beach trail, visit the Lodge and head back to our cars. Refreshments will be supplied by the MIT Club of San Diego after the walk.  There are port a potties available at the top of the beach trail.  Sorry, but dogs are not allowed.  Walking to the Guy Fleming Trail will be an option available for those not eager to climb the 357 foot hill.  NOTE: There will not be an MIT Club walking event in June due to a conflict with the MIT Club Annual Picnic. Please attend the picnic. There will not be an MIT Club walking event in July due to a conflict with Independence Day Weekend. There should be an walking event Saturday August 2nd.     Club of San Diego james.amberg@alum.mit.edu

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Penn Club of San Diego presents an Ivy Plus "Book Talk"  for the debut novel "Memory Weavers" with Penn Nursing Alumnae and Author Muffy Walker MSN MBA 

May 5, 2025
6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
La Jolla Branch Library Community Room

The Penn Club of San Diego is thrilled to host a Book Talk and Q&A with local author and Penn Nursing alumna, Muffy Walker. Join fellow Ivy Alumni for an engaging discussion on the journey of writing a debut novel, navigating the publishing world, and exploring key excerpts from her book. Muffy Walker will share how her extensive experience as a psychiatric nurse inspired her to craft a compelling work of fiction infused with real-world themes. The conversation will delve into mental health issues, genome sequencing, and more. The evening will conclude with an interactive audience discussion panel. More about the novel here.

Please RSVP to pennclubsd@gmail.com

 

About the author Muffy Walker

Muffy Walker was born and raised outside of Philadelphia, PA. In 1983, Walker graduated with a Master's of Science in Psychiatric Nursing from the University of Pennsylvania. She worked in the mental health field for over 18 years until she moved to California when she obtained her MBA with a focus in marketing from the University of California-Irvine.

Walker has owned several companies both for and not for profit and is the co- founder of International Bipolar Foundation (IBPF). She has served on the Board for the American Brain Coalition, Advisory Council for Children's Mental Health Network, Editorial Board for bp Magazine, and the Community Engagement Task Force for International Society for Bipolar Disorders and was Co-Chair for the launch of World Bipolar Day.

Walker has dedicated over three decades of her life championing the education of the public about mental illness and has won numerous awards for her advocacy work including the National Council Behavioral Health IMPACT Award, the International Society for Bipolar Disorder’s most highly coveted Mogens Schou Award, Salvation Army Woman of Dedication, YWCA Visionary Award, YWCA Tribute to Women and Industry (TWIN Award), Leonard Simpson Women Who Give Back Award, and the Emily Bagnall Philanthropy Award.

She has written extensively on mental health topics, contributing chapters, guides, and newspaper articles to the field. Now, she is channeling that experience into writing fiction, weaving together her professional expertise and personal passions to create stories that entertain while offering insights into complex, real-world issues. Her debut novel, Memory Weavers, published by Koehler Books launches April 8. Her goal is to educate readers in a way that feels natural, engaging, and thought-provoking.

When not writing, Walker loves exploring exotic destinations, savoring decadent chocolate desserts, and spending time with her dogs. She is also an avid pickleball player and enjoys the strategy and fun of Mah Jong.

Contact

pennclubsd@gmail.com

Learn More 2025-05-06 01:00:00 2025-05-06 03:00:00 UTC Ivy+ Book Talk: "Memory Weavers" by Muffy Walker, MSN MBA  Penn Club of San Diego presents an Ivy Plus "Book Talk"  for the debut novel "Memory Weavers" with Penn Nursing Alumnae and Author Muffy Walker MSN MBA  May 5, 20256:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.La Jolla Branch Library Community Room The Penn Club of San Diego is thrilled to host a Book Talk and Q&A with local author and Penn Nursing alumna, Muffy Walker. Join fellow Ivy Alumni for an engaging discussion on the journey of writing a debut novel, navigating the publishing world, and exploring key excerpts from her book. Muffy Walker will share how her extensive experience as a psychiatric nurse inspired her to craft a compelling work of fiction infused with real-world themes. The conversation will delve into mental health issues, genome sequencing, and more. The evening will conclude with an interactive audience discussion panel. More about the novel here. Please RSVP to pennclubsd@gmail.com   About the author Muffy Walker Muffy Walker was born and raised outside of Philadelphia, PA. In 1983, Walker graduated with a Master's of Science in Psychiatric Nursing from the University of Pennsylvania. She worked in the mental health field for over 18 years until she moved to California when she obtained her MBA with a focus in marketing from the University of California-Irvine. Walker has owned several companies both for and not for profit and is the co- founder of International Bipolar Foundation (IBPF). She has served on the Board for the American Brain Coalition, Advisory Council for Children's Mental Health Network, Editorial Board for bp Magazine, and the Community Engagement Task Force for International Society for Bipolar Disorders and was Co-Chair for the launch of World Bipolar Day. Walker has dedicated over three decades of her life championing the education of the public about mental illness and has won numerous awards for her advocacy work including the National Council Behavioral Health IMPACT Award, the International Society for Bipolar Disorder’s most highly coveted Mogens Schou Award, Salvation Army Woman of Dedication, YWCA Visionary Award, YWCA Tribute to Women and Industry (TWIN Award), Leonard Simpson Women Who Give Back Award, and the Emily Bagnall Philanthropy Award. She has written extensively on mental health topics, contributing chapters, guides, and newspaper articles to the field. Now, she is channeling that experience into writing fiction, weaving together her professional expertise and personal passions to create stories that entertain while offering insights into complex, real-world issues. Her debut novel, Memory Weavers, published by Koehler Books launches April 8. Her goal is to educate readers in a way that feels natural, engaging, and thought-provoking. When not writing, Walker loves exploring exotic destinations, savoring decadent chocolate desserts, and spending time with her dogs. She is also an avid pickleball player and enjoys the strategy and fun of Mah Jong. Club of San Diego pennclubsd@gmail.com

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Want to learn to salsa & bachata while meeting fellow alumni? Join MIT10 for a Thursday night bachata class followed by social dancing at Cielo Rooftop Lounge (*Trying a new venue!*) on May 8! All levels welcome, the lessons are very beginner friendly!

There is a $15 cover fee (paid at the door), which covers the class and open social dance afterwards. There will be bar service. Parking is available on the street and garages downtown nearby the venue.

Plan to meet outside the door at 6:45 pm. We'll wait there as a group and go up before class starts at 7:00 pm. If you're running late just meet us inside (5th floor). After the 1-hour class there will be social dancing until late, so stay as long as you want to dance!

If you have trouble finding us, send me an email and I'll let you know where we are.

Contact

cmll@alum.mit.edu

Learn More 2025-05-09 01:45:00 2025-05-09 04:00:00 UTC MIT10 Salsa & Bachata Night Want to learn to salsa & bachata while meeting fellow alumni? Join MIT10 for a Thursday night bachata class followed by social dancing at Cielo Rooftop Lounge (*Trying a new venue!*) on May 8! All levels welcome, the lessons are very beginner friendly! There is a $15 cover fee (paid at the door), which covers the class and open social dance afterwards. There will be bar service. Parking is available on the street and garages downtown nearby the venue. Plan to meet outside the door at 6:45 pm. We'll wait there as a group and go up before class starts at 7:00 pm. If you're running late just meet us inside (5th floor). After the 1-hour class there will be social dancing until late, so stay as long as you want to dance! If you have trouble finding us, send me an email and I'll let you know where we are. Club of San Diego cmll@alum.mit.edu

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 Tchaikovsky's Sleeping Beauty

performed by The State Ballet of Ukraine at the Balboa Theater

Sunday May 11, 2pm

Witness the captivating performance by the State Ballet Theatre of Ukraine as they tell the story of Princess Aurora, cursed to a century-long slumber by the evil fairy Carabosse. With lavish sets, hand-painted scenery, exquisite costumes designed by the most talented artists of Ukraine, and Tchaikovsky's iconic score, this production promises an unforgettable experience. Led by a cast of world-class dancers, the State Ballet Theatre of Ukraine's artistry and flawless execution will transport you into a world of wonder and magic.

Please drop us a quick note HERE if you plan to attend so we can look out for you.

 

Contact

alexseev@sdsu.edu

Learn More 2025-05-11 21:00:00 2025-05-11 23:00:00 UTC Ivy+ State Ballet of Ukraine performs Sleeping Beauty  Tchaikovsky's Sleeping Beauty performed by The State Ballet of Ukraine at the Balboa Theater Sunday May 11, 2pm Witness the captivating performance by the State Ballet Theatre of Ukraine as they tell the story of Princess Aurora, cursed to a century-long slumber by the evil fairy Carabosse. With lavish sets, hand-painted scenery, exquisite costumes designed by the most talented artists of Ukraine, and Tchaikovsky's iconic score, this production promises an unforgettable experience. Led by a cast of world-class dancers, the State Ballet Theatre of Ukraine's artistry and flawless execution will transport you into a world of wonder and magic. Please drop us a quick note HERE if you plan to attend so we can look out for you.   Club of San Diego alexseev@sdsu.edu

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Celebrate The Start of Summer with your fellow MIT Alums at the MIT Club’s  May Happy Hour Event at Bill's Beer Garden in Ann Arbor   https://www.billsbeergarden.com/

 

A chance to catch-up with old friends and make new ones in person.  Enjoy a refreshing beverage and engaging conversation with your fellow MIT alums.   This is a Free Event, beverages at your own expense.     You may choose to make a $5.00 donation to the MIT Club of Southeastern Michigan This donation helps us continue sponsoring programing for MIT Alumni in the SE Michigan area

Learn More 2025-05-21 21:30:00 2025-05-21 23:30:00 UTC MIT Club of SE Michigan - Happy Hour at Bill's Beer Garden Ann Arbor Celebrate The Start of Summer with your fellow MIT Alums at the MIT Club’s  May Happy Hour Event at Bill's Beer Garden in Ann Arbor   https://www.billsbeergarden.com/   A chance to catch-up with old friends and make new ones in person.  Enjoy a refreshing beverage and engaging conversation with your fellow MIT alums.   This is a Free Event, beverages at your own expense.     You may choose to make a $5.00 donation to the MIT Club of Southeastern Michigan This donation helps us continue sponsoring programing for MIT Alumni in the SE Michigan area Club of Southeast Michigan

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We look forward to welcoming you at our 2025 Annual General Meeting in Frankfurt!

We are offering this year's AGM as a hybrid event; while we are looking forward to networking with you in person, the Saturday program is also open for online participation for those who cannot make it to Frankfurt. 

High-level agenda

Friday, May 23rd

• 14:00 Exclusive tour of the Deutsche Bahn ICE Maintenance Facility at Werk Griesheim (optional) 
• 16:00 Transfer to hotels, arrival of latecomers, and check-in / refresh 
• 18:30 Informal dinner at "Zu den 12 Aposteln" on personal tabs (optional) 

Saturday, May 24th 

• 9:00 General Assembly, MIT Club of Germany (for club members only; please see separate "Tagesordnung" (in German)) at Flemings Selection Frankfurt City 
• 10:00 Registration (for all other attendees) at Flemings Selection Frankfurt City 
• 11:00 Insights 
  • Welcome words 
  • Impulse speech: Prof. Dr. Moritz Helmstädter, Max-Planck-Institute for Advanced Brain Research
• 12:00 Buffet lunch and networking 
• 13:30 MIT alumni workshop 
  • Keynote address(es) 
  • Working sessions: Alumni initiatives in support of MIT and transatlantic relations
• 16:00 Guided tour of Frankfurt
• 17:30 Break / rest 
• 19:00 Drinks reception at Restaurant Margarete 
• 20:00 Club dinner at Restaurant Margarete 
• 22:30 Night clubbing (spontaneous crowd dynamics) 

Sunday, May 25th

• 10:00 Cultural program exhibition / walk
  • Exhibition "Aufbruch und Wandel - das neue Frankfurt und die Gegenwart" at the Deutsches Architekturmuseum (optional) 
  • Alternative: walk along the Main Riverbank with strawberries and Sekt
• 12:00 Light lunch at Oosten Frankfurt on personal tabs (optional) 
• 14:00 End / individual departures

We recommend reserving your hotel rooms at: 

• Flemings Selection Frankfurt City, Eschenheimer Tor 2 60318 Frankfurt 
• The Moxy Frankfurt City Center, Thurn-Und-Taxis-Platz 8, 60313 Frankfurt
• The Residence Inn Frankfurt City, Center Stiftstraße 43, 60313 Frankfurt 

Rooms for the Marriott family Moxy and Residence Inn hotels were available through at least April 23rd via a contingent; contingent rates may still be available. Book your group rate for MIT Club of Germany

If you'd like to stay somewhere else, we recommend you make sure to book as soon as possible as hotels will fill up and become more expensive as the event draws closer. For those of you who are unfamiliar with Frankfurt, we would suggest avoiding the area close to the Hauptbahnhof. 

For the foodies among you, we have coordinated with top local restaurants, for example: 

• Margarete: "In the heart of Frankfurt's Old Town, right near the Römer and surrounded by museums and galleries, lies Margarete – a place characterized by urban flair and warm hospitality. Our philosophy is simple: We want you to have a great time with us! Whether as guests in the bistro or enjoying a five-course menu in the restaurant, while shopping in the Magazin, or when planning your event with us." (Credit: Margarete website) 
• Oosten Realwirtschaft am Main: "‘Fooding am Main’ combines high-quality food with a modern, cultural lifestyle. In the centre of Frankfurt, we are creating a unique environment where innovative cuisine, local ingredients and a relaxed atmosphere come together. It is an invitation to experience and celebrate culinary delights in all their facets." (Credit: Oosten website) 

Frankfurt is a vibrant city with plenty to do for everyone. If you have time in Frankfurt beyond the AGM, perhaps one or more of the following may be of interest to you:  

• The Senckenberg Natural History Museum has been highly recommended by one of our alums for both adults and children 
• If the Senckenberg isn't quite your style, you have 38 more museums to choose from -- all part of the Museumsufer Frankfurt (although not all are directly on the riverbank) representing nationally and internationally important museums and art galleries  
• Römerberg, the heart of the medieval "Altstadt" is always worth a visit, even though the beautiful half-timber buildings you view today are mostly reconstructed
• Palmengarten, the Frankfurt Botanical Garden, is likely to be an exceptional draw with the typically-mild temperatures of late May  

Please purchase your AGM tickets as soon as possible, but no later than Sunday, May 18th.

If you plan to attend any or all of the optional events, please make sure to add the items to your reservation as well: 

• Friday, 14:00: Tour of the Deutsche Bahn ICE Maintenance Facility
• Friday, 18:30: Informal dinner at "Zu den 12 Aposteln" on personal tabs (optional) 
• Sunday, 10:00: Exhibition "Aufbruch und Wandel - das neue Frankfurt und die Gegenwart" at the Deutsches Architekturmuseum 
• Sunday, 10:00 alternative: Walk along the Main Riverbank with strawberries and Sekt
• Sunday, 12:00: Light lunch at Oosten Frankfurt on personal tabs 

Please see the attached PDF for more details on the event.

Contact

wolfgang.ungerer@mit-club.de

Learn More 2025-05-23 12:00:00 2025-05-25 12:00:00 UTC MIT Club of Germany AGM 2025 in Frankfurt We look forward to welcoming you at our 2025 Annual General Meeting in Frankfurt! We are offering this year's AGM as a hybrid event; while we are looking forward to networking with you in person, the Saturday program is also open for online participation for those who cannot make it to Frankfurt.  High-level agenda Friday, May 23rd 14:00 Exclusive tour of the Deutsche Bahn ICE Maintenance Facility at Werk Griesheim (optional)  16:00 Transfer to hotels, arrival of latecomers, and check-in / refresh  18:30 Informal dinner at "Zu den 12 Aposteln" on personal tabs (optional)  Saturday, May 24th  9:00 General Assembly, MIT Club of Germany (for club members only; please see separate "Tagesordnung" (in German)) at Flemings Selection Frankfurt City  10:00 Registration (for all other attendees) at Flemings Selection Frankfurt City  11:00 Insights  Welcome words  Impulse speech: Prof. Dr. Moritz Helmstädter, Max-Planck-Institute for Advanced Brain Research 12:00 Buffet lunch and networking  13:30 MIT alumni workshop  Keynote address(es)  Working sessions: Alumni initiatives in support of MIT and transatlantic relations 16:00 Guided tour of Frankfurt 17:30 Break / rest  19:00 Drinks reception at Restaurant Margarete  20:00 Club dinner at Restaurant Margarete  22:30 Night clubbing (spontaneous crowd dynamics)  Sunday, May 25th 10:00 Cultural program exhibition / walk Exhibition "Aufbruch und Wandel - das neue Frankfurt und die Gegenwart" at the Deutsches Architekturmuseum (optional)  Alternative: walk along the Main Riverbank with strawberries and Sekt 12:00 Light lunch at Oosten Frankfurt on personal tabs (optional)  14:00 End / individual departures We recommend reserving your hotel rooms at:  Flemings Selection Frankfurt City, Eschenheimer Tor 2 60318 Frankfurt  The Moxy Frankfurt City Center, Thurn-Und-Taxis-Platz 8, 60313 Frankfurt The Residence Inn Frankfurt City, Center Stiftstraße 43, 60313 Frankfurt  Rooms for the Marriott family Moxy and Residence Inn hotels were available through at least April 23rd via a contingent; contingent rates may still be available. Book your group rate for MIT Club of Germany If you'd like to stay somewhere else, we recommend you make sure to book as soon as possible as hotels will fill up and become more expensive as the event draws closer. For those of you who are unfamiliar with Frankfurt, we would suggest avoiding the area close to the Hauptbahnhof.  For the foodies among you, we have coordinated with top local restaurants, for example:  Margarete: "In the heart of Frankfurt's Old Town, right near the Römer and surrounded by museums and galleries, lies Margarete – a place characterized by urban flair and warm hospitality. Our philosophy is simple: We want you to have a great time with us! Whether as guests in the bistro or enjoying a five-course menu in the restaurant, while shopping in the Magazin, or when planning your event with us." (Credit: Margarete website)  Oosten Realwirtschaft am Main: "‘Fooding am Main’ combines high-quality food with a modern, cultural lifestyle. In the centre of Frankfurt, we are creating a unique environment where innovative cuisine, local ingredients and a relaxed atmosphere come together. It is an invitation to experience and celebrate culinary delights in all their facets." (Credit: Oosten website)  Frankfurt is a vibrant city with plenty to do for everyone. If you have time in Frankfurt beyond the AGM, perhaps one or more of the following may be of interest to you:   The Senckenberg Natural History Museum has been highly recommended by one of our alums for both adults and children  If the Senckenberg isn't quite your style, you have 38 more museums to choose from -- all part of the Museumsufer Frankfurt (although not all are directly on the riverbank) representing nationally and internationally important museums and art galleries   Römerberg, the heart of the medieval "Altstadt" is always worth a visit, even though the beautiful half-timber buildings you view today are mostly reconstructed Palmengarten, the Frankfurt Botanical Garden, is likely to be an exceptional draw with the typically-mild temperatures of late May   Please purchase your AGM tickets as soon as possible, but no later than Sunday, May 18th. If you plan to attend any or all of the optional events, please make sure to add the items to your reservation as well:  Friday, 14:00: Tour of the Deutsche Bahn ICE Maintenance Facility Friday, 18:30: Informal dinner at "Zu den 12 Aposteln" on personal tabs (optional)  Sunday, 10:00: Exhibition "Aufbruch und Wandel - das neue Frankfurt und die Gegenwart" at the Deutsches Architekturmuseum  Sunday, 10:00 alternative: Walk along the Main Riverbank with strawberries and Sekt Sunday, 12:00: Light lunch at Oosten Frankfurt on personal tabs  Please see the attached PDF for more details on the event. Club of Germany wolfgang.ungerer@mit-club.de

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Details to follow soon

Saturday, June 7, 11:30am - 3:00pm

San Dieguito Park, Picnic Area 3
1628 Lomas Santa Fe Dr, Del Mar 92014
 

Come and enjoy the great San Diego outdoors at San Dieguito Park with other MIT alums, family, kids and friends at our annual meeting and picnic.

 

Schedule           11:30am - 12:00pm   EC meeting   Educational Counselors and potential ECs will meet for an information/training session. They will discuss the current admissions year, the process, reflect with other ECs, etc. You do not need to register if you plan to come just for this session. Please send an email to Karen des Jardins at kdj@alum.mit.edu if you plan to join.
    12:00pm   Lunch begins   Lunch is available for those who have paid the fee.
    1:00 - 1:05pm   Annual Meeting   A short meeting for members to vote on the proposed slate of incoming board members and to discuss any questions members might have.
    1:05 - 3:00pm   Picnic continues   The event will end at 3:00. But everyone is welcome to stay and enjoy the park until it closes at sunset.
 

 

• Chicken Wings - wood fired oven roasted, hot sauce

Salad

• URBN Salad - mixed greens, pears, walnut brittle, gorgonzola, vinaigrette

Artisan Wood Fired Pizza - cooked on site

• Margherita - tomato sauce, fresh mozzarella, basil, olive oil
• BBQ Chicken - mozzarella, grilled chicken, red onion, bbq sauce
• Mashed Potato - mozzarella, mashed potato, bacon, olive oil, parm
• Hot Honey - tomato sauce, mozzarella, pepperoni, jalapeno, honey
• Heavy Vegetable - tomato sauce, mozzarella, spinach, mushroom, red onion, garlic, olive oil, parm (can be made vegan w/o cheese)

Water will be provided. You may bring your own non-alcoholic drinks.

The fee for lunch is as follows:
	Members and their guests		$5 per person
	All others		$15 per person
	There is a parking fee of $3 per car paid via cash or card to the park ranger as you enter.

 

Detailed Directions: From I-5 North or South, take the Lomas Santa Fe Drive exit. Go East on Lomas Santa Fe Drive Turn Left onto Highland Drive Take the first Right into San Dieguito Park. Pay for parking here. Take an immediate Left and continue as it bends to the right into a parking lot. Go to the end of the lot and park there. Look for the MIT Club of San Diego signs and banners at Picnic Area 3.

 

See you there! 

Questions should be sent to programs@mitsandiego.org.

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Contact

programs@mitsandiego.org

Learn More 2025-06-07 18:30:00 2025-06-07 22:00:00 UTC Annual Meeting and Picnic 2025   SAVE THE DATE Details to follow soon Saturday, June 7, 11:30am - 3:00pm San Dieguito Park, Picnic Area 31628 Lomas Santa Fe Dr, Del Mar 92014  Come and enjoy the great San Diego outdoors at San Dieguito Park with other MIT alums, family, kids and friends at our annual meeting and picnic.   Schedule           11:30am - 12:00pm   EC meeting   Educational Counselors and potential ECs will meet for an information/training session. They will discuss the current admissions year, the process, reflect with other ECs, etc. You do not need to register if you plan to come just for this session. Please send an email to Karen des Jardins at kdj@alum.mit.edu if you plan to join.    12:00pm   Lunch begins   Lunch is available for those who have paid the fee.    1:00 - 1:05pm   Annual Meeting   A short meeting for members to vote on the proposed slate of incoming board members and to discuss any questions members might have.    1:05 - 3:00pm   Picnic continues   The event will end at 3:00. But everyone is welcome to stay and enjoy the park until it closes at sunset.    There is no fee to simply attend (except parking, see below). All who register and pay will enjoy catered food.   Catering will be provided by Urbn Pizza. The menu is:   Small Bites Chicken Wings - wood fired oven roasted, hot sauce Salad URBN Salad - mixed greens, pears, walnut brittle, gorgonzola, vinaigrette Artisan Wood Fired Pizza - cooked on site Margherita - tomato sauce, fresh mozzarella, basil, olive oil BBQ Chicken - mozzarella, grilled chicken, red onion, bbq sauce Mashed Potato - mozzarella, mashed potato, bacon, olive oil, parm Hot Honey - tomato sauce, mozzarella, pepperoni, jalapeno, honey Heavy Vegetable - tomato sauce, mozzarella, spinach, mushroom, red onion, garlic, olive oil, parm (can be made vegan w/o cheese) Water will be provided. You may bring your own non-alcoholic drinks.  The fee for lunch is as follows:   Members and their guests   $5 per person   All others   $15 per person       There is a parking fee of $3 per car paid via cash or card to the park ranger as you enter.    Detailed Directions: From I-5 North or South, take the Lomas Santa Fe Drive exit. Go East on Lomas Santa Fe Drive Turn Left onto Highland Drive Take the first Right into San Dieguito Park. Pay for parking here. Take an immediate Left and continue as it bends to the right into a parking lot. Go to the end of the lot and park there. Look for the MIT Club of San Diego signs and banners at Picnic Area 3.   See you there!  Questions should be sent to programs@mitsandiego.org. --> Club of San Diego programs@mitsandiego.org

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We will be meeting in October 2025 in Prague during the Signal Festival: https://www.signalfestival.com/en/

For those of you who haven't experienced Signal yet -- it's a digital and creative culture festival. Combining contemporary visual art, urban space, and modern technology, Signal is the most-attended cultural event in the Czech Republic. 

More information on the event, including agenda and hotel contingent, to come soon. Please stay tuned! 

If you're interested in receiving email updates as registration opens, please select the pre-registration ticket so that we can keep you informed. 

Contact

events@mit-club.de

Learn More 2025-10-16 14:00:00 2025-10-19 13:00:00 UTC MIT Club of Germany at the Prague Signal Festival 2025 We will be meeting in October 2025 in Prague during the Signal Festival: https://www.signalfestival.com/en/ For those of you who haven't experienced Signal yet -- it's a digital and creative culture festival. Combining contemporary visual art, urban space, and modern technology, Signal is the most-attended cultural event in the Czech Republic.  More information on the event, including agenda and hotel contingent, to come soon. Please stay tuned!  If you're interested in receiving email updates as registration opens, please select the pre-registration ticket so that we can keep you informed.  Club of Germany events@mit-club.de