President’s letter links
May/June 24:
MIT’s Climate Project: https://president.mit.edu/climate-project
Climate Grand Challenges: https://climategrandchallenges.mit.edu/
March/April 24:
MIT Shaping the Future of Work Initiative: https://shapingwork.mit.edu/
The Climate Project at MIT: https://president.mit.edu/climate-project
President Kornbluth’s inaugural remarks, in which she discussed the importance of tackling climate change: https://president.mit.edu/writing-speeches/inaugural-address
MIT’s systematic assessment and improvements in response to heightened tensions over the tragic events in the Middle East: https://president.mit.edu/writing-speeches/new-steps-new-year
The community-led effort called Standing Together Against Hate: https://orgchart.mit.edu/letters/update-standing-together-against-hate
The campus updates website to make it easy to keep track of campus developments and leadership communications: https://web.mit.edu/updates-from-campus/
November/December 23:
President Kornbluth’s Curiosity Unbounded podcast: https://news.mit.edu/podcasts/curiosity-unbounded
July/August 23:
Inauguration video: http://inauguration.mit.edu/webcasts
Inaugural address text: https://president.mit.edu/writing-speeches/inaugural-address
September/October 22:
Portfolio of potential: https://www.engine.xyz/founders/
July/August 22:
MIT Values Statement Committee: https://valuescommittee.mit.edu/
MIT Values Statement: https://web.mit.edu/about/values-statement/
MIT Values Statement Committee’s report: https://valuescommittee.mit.edu/values-statement-report
MIT mission: https://web.mit.edu/about/mission-statement/
MIT Working Group on Free Expression: https://facultygovernance.mit.edu/committee/ad-hoc-working-group-free-expression
May/June 22:
Climate Grand Challenges: https://climategrandchallenges.mit.edu/
MIT Values Statement Committee: https://valuescommittee.mit.edu/
Free expression at MIT: https://facultygovernance.mit.edu/committee/ad-hoc-working-group-free-expression
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