MIT Sloan Professor Relishes Role as a UROP Mentor
Basima Tewfik, who studies impostor syndrome, honored by students for her guidance and commitment to undergraduate research
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Engineers, Express Yourselves
The MIT School of Engineering Communication Lab, which turned 10 in 2023, helps students translate their work for broader impact
Mentorship in Action Across Campus
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Passing the Baton of Science
Hologic-funded Jay A. Stein Professorship of Biology celebrates MIT innovation across generations
A Trusted Guide Can Make All the Difference
MIT President Sally Kornbluth on mentorship
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Before East Campus closed in summer 2023 for renovations, a project to digitally preserve some of the most beloved student art got underway
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Your Friendly Neighborhood Mentors at MIT
Resident Peer Mentor program formalizes the peer support that has always been a hallmark of residential culture at the Institute
Designing Effective Applications
MIT graduate architecture students offer guidance to potential applicants from underrepresented groups
Yang Shao-Horn and Betar Gallant Have Positive Energy
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