Class Projects

Gifts to establish an endowed scholarship in his memory.

Gifts for a fund in support of MIT's efforts to improve Science and Math education.

Gifts of the Class of 1954 and friends to support students with emergency personal needs. Examples of these needs are, but not limited to: emergency travel due to a family member illness, medical emergency or death; transportation to or from a hospital or other medical care for students with mobility challenges; airfare home for an international student whose visa expired upon graduation; emergency winter clothing and/or boots, especially for students from warm climates; transportation or miscellaneous other expenses for a student whose parents come to campus to take him or her 'home'; and at year end, TechCash dining for students whose personal funds have been exhausted.

Gifts from members of the Class of 1956 to establish an endowed fund to provide support for special priority projects and programs within MIT's Division of Student Life.

Gifts from members of the class of 1959 for an endowed fund to provide support for freshman activities.

Gifts of alumni/ae and friends to support activities of one or more undergraduates pursuing research under the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program.

Gifts of alumni/ae and friends, one-half to support students participating in MIT International Science and Technology Initiatives (MISTI) and one-half to support students participating in the International Development Initiative (IDI) programs (one-quarter for activities in the Public Service Center and one-quarter for activities in the D-Lab.

Gifts of members of the Class of 1963 to establish an endowed fund to support extracurricular activities, to be used at the discretion of the Dean of Student Life to support those activities that sustain and enhance the quality of student life.

Gifts from alumni/ae and friends to support MIT's general educational and charitable purposes.

Gifts of members of MIT's Class of 1972 to establish an endowed fund to provide support for students participating in service projects while learning about service and social responsibility or building their skills to tackle a community challenge under the administration of the MIT Priscilla King Gray Public Service Center or successor organization.

Gifts for an endowment to support UROP projects designed to improve the quality of life through their impact on people and/or the environment.

Gifts for an endowed Undergraduate Research Opportunities program.

Gifts of alumni/ae and friends to support students participating in public service work under the administration of the MIT Public Service Center.

The Class of 1978 Fund will support non-academic fellowships awarded for public service in the community.

Gifts of members of the Class of 1982 to establish an endowed fund to support undergraduate students who wish to pursue their own research ideas as an Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP) project.

Gifts to support the Lewis Music Library, MIT Libraries.

Gifts of Class of 1983 for the maintenance of a gallery in the Student Center and the display of student art.

Gifts for an endowed UROP fund.

Gifts of members of the Class of 1992 to establish an endowed fund to support the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program with a preference for students working in the area of K-12 education.

Gifts for an endowed UROP fund.

Gifts for an endowed UROP fund.

Gifts to establish an endowed fund to cover 25% of student wages for MIT students working in community agencies through the College Work Study Program.

Gifts from the Class of 1997 to provide grant support for students participating in public service work under the administration of the MIT Public Service Center. Grant support could include, but not be limited to, travel, program implementation, lodging, materials and equipment used in project development, or communication needs.

Our Senior Gift project, the Class of 2000 Clock, was installed on the Student Center in 2002. Now, all donations to the fund support the incredible variety of student activities on campus by sponsoring the programs and events of student groups. Administered by the Student Activities Office, past support includes the Multicultural BBQ, Pugwash, Kappa Alpha Theta's Katwalk, and Greek Intervarsity.

Gifts provide budgetary assistance to undergraduate students who require additional funding in order to turn project ideas into reality.

Gifts support this endowed scholarship fund that is awarded to senior class members who are significantly involved in MIT student life. The fund supported three students since its creation, and currently supports one student each year.

The Class of 2007 Study Abroad Fund supports undergraduate students participating in summer and/or IAP study abroad through the MIT Study Abroad Office. The fund supports travel, housing, tuition, program fees, books, and other related expenses.

Gifts to this fund will help offset costs for unpaid MIT students participating in the Externship Program over IAP.

The Class of 2009 MIT OpenCourseWare Fund helps make MIT course materials available online to any user in the world. The fund supported the update of video content and course material for 5.111 Principles of Chemical Science. The fund now helps keep OCW going and growing.

Gifts to this fund will provide MIT undergraduate students who are participating in an unpaid or underpaid summer internship/volunteer opportunity with a grant to help cover summer housing expenses.

Gifts to establish an unrestricted fund.

Gift(s) of family and friends to establish a fund in memory of Margaret Nervegna for undergraduate student financial assistance, with a preference for female athletes.