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Come Back to Campus: Register for ALC by Sept. 6

Sep 1, 2017
Jay London
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Looking for a reason to return to MIT campus this fall? Join hundreds of alumni volunteers at the Alumni Leadership Conference, which takes place September 15–16 at spots throughout MIT. During the weekend, attendees will connect and learn from like-minded volunteers who can swap stories and share advice. Registration closes Wednesday—sign up today.

This year’s keynotes will feature updates from Institute leadership on present-day campus life; faculty in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning on the future of cities; and inspiring stories from current students who have volunteered at the Priscilla King Gray Public Service Center.

ALC will also include more than 40 best-practice and brainstorming sessions that can benefit all MIT volunteers, regardless of their role:

All alumni who want to learn from faculty and peers, and grow their ties to MIT
Clubs and group leaders helping keep alumni connected wherever they are
Educational Counselors who are working with current students and want to know about campus life today
Fundraisers helping the Institute create a better world
Recent graduates who are growing their careers and building leadership skills
Reunion planners keeping classmates connected at Tech Reunions and beyond

Read more details on this year’s conference below. Then visit the ALC web site for more information and to register. See you Sept. 15 at ALC!

See Who’s Coming Nearly 500 alumni and friends have already registered. Find out who will be there, then download the ALC Guidebook app and start connecting.

Celebrate MIT! Toast the Institute’s dedicated volunteers at Friday’s Leadership Awards Dinner then enjoy a closing reception at the beautiful List Visual Arts Center.

Customize Your Conference Can’t attend for both days? You can attend ALC for both days, one day or only Friday evening's Leadership Awards celebration.

Benefit from MIT Brainpower Faculty and students will discuss how to plan smarter cities, today’s campus experience, and how the MIT community is solving global challenge.