The class treasurer serves as chief financial and fiduciary officer for the class, reporting on class finances as needed, no less than once per year. He or she is expected to act proactively if problems arise, in conjunction with class officers and the Alumni Association. The treasurer, in conjunction with AA staff and class officers, should also provide up to date information about where class funds are housed (we strongly recommend keeping all class accounts at the MIT Federal Credit Union) or invested, and take steps to ensure that there is always an MIT signatory on all class accounts.

• Class Treasurer Job Description (PDF)

• About Class Treasuries

• Benefits of the MIT Federal Credit Union