Understanding disclosure and accommodations in your career with CAPD
Have questions about disclosure and accommodations as you embark on your internship and career path? Join this session with Lime Connect to get some answers. We’ll discuss ways to navigate the disclosure and accommodation process at every stage of the recruitment and employment process. You’ll also hear about student opportunities, resources and more. The session will wrap up with a Q&A.
ChemE Ten Talks: Prof. Brandon DeKosky – Functional Screening Technologies to Engineer Adaptive Immune Proteins
For this undergraduate focused seminar series, we invite a ChemE Professor to speak in the fall, and this year we are delighted to welcome Professor Brandon DeKosky, presenting “Functional Screening TecHnologies to Engineer Adaptive Immune Proteins.” Lunch will be provided so please RSVP here.
11/7
12-1pm
66-360
MISTI Latin America Open House
Discover transformative international experiences in Mexico, Chile, Brazil, and more! Speak to program managers to learn about program requirements, examples of projects with partners across Latin America, and more. RSVP at bit.ly/misti-latam-fall25
- 11/13
- 12 – 1:30pm
- Bust Room (10-105)
- Register Here!
MISTI Global AI Info Session
Join ALL MISTI country programs’ AI-involved & interested students! • Learn about MISTI Global AI opportunities for summer 2026. • Make the world a better place through responsibly applied AI. Understand the complex nature of fast-evolving AI technologies so that you are best positioned to apply them globally in a highly effective, responsible manner.
- 11/12
- 5-6:30pm
- 4-163
- Register here
MechE Career Expo
Explore internship and career opportunities! Join us Friday November 7th for the MechE Career Expo. This annual event presents an incredible opportunity for you to connect with leading companies and organizations to explore a wide range of career options. Open to all first-year students, MechE undergraduates, masters, and PhD students. Stop in the Bush Room (10-105) if you’re interested in learning more about grad school. The Grad Office team will be providing advice to anyone interested. The Undergraduate Office team will also be in that space to answer any questions you may have about Course 2. Register here
MITEI Presents: Advancing the Energy Transition with Emily Reichert
Making Massachusetts the world’s climate innovation lab Please join the MIT Energy Initiative as we welcome Emily Reichert, CEO of the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center. This seminar will explore why state-level climate leadership is more important than ever, how innovative programming is driving climate progress, and what climatetech means for local economies in Massachusetts. Massachusetts’ leaders want to cement the state as the global leader in climate technology by building a connected network–a climate corridor–of testing and demonstration sites, accelerators, companies, manufacturing facilities, and research institutions from the Berkshires to Cape Cod. Massachusetts Clean Energy Center, the state’s clean energy and climatetech economic development agency, is leading the 10-year strategy to bring this vision to life as the federal administration cuts support for entrepreneurs and researchers. Reichert will present as part of the MITEI Presents: Advancing the Energy Transition speaker series for the fall 2025 semester. This event is for the MIT Community. Please register with an MIT.edu email address.
Nov 12
5:15-6:15pm
45-230
Infinite Careers – Dr. Renee Blackburn – Transportation Specialist at Volpe Cente
Join us for dinner with Dr. Renee Blackburn! Come meet Renee in person, and enjoy a meal while learning about her experiences in transportation systems and policy analysis. Renee is a Transportation Specialist at the U.S. DOT Volpe National Transportation Systems Center with over 3 years of experience in transportation policy and systems analysis. She has a versatile background spanning research, policy development, and program management across transportation and federal agencies. Prior to her current role, she served as a Policy Analyst and Regional Program Manager at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), where she focused on developing, overseeing, and improving traffic safety programs in multiple states. Renee has also served as a Senior Researcher at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where she conducted research on the early history of slavery in the US Army in conjunction with the US Military Academy at West Point. She spent significant time working in academic research and diversity initiatives, including roles as Program Coordinator for Diversity Initiatives and Program Assistant for the MIT Summer Research Program. As an MIT alum, Renee draws from her extensive educational background at the Institute. She earned her Ph.D. in Science, Technology, and Society (STS) from MIT, focusing on interdisciplinary research in history, anthropology, and science. During her time at MIT, she was actively involved with the Graduate Student Council, MIT Summer Research Program, and was a Presidential Fellowship Recipient.
Nov 3
6-7pm
E19-202