The MIT Sloan Adam Smith Society is a community of market-minded business school students and alumni who believe that business, entrepreneurship, and commerce are wellsprings that keep this country vibrant, creative, prosperous, and free. Our members are dedicated to exploring the links among the economy, government, and society through rigorous debate and discussion. The Society aims to build an influential network of future business leaders dedicated to preserving and strengthening the free-market economic system.

The club's objectives and major initiatives include the following; / Showcasing the countless business and job opportunities that exist in Africa / Profiling current business leaders shaping Africa's future / Creating greater exposure for entrepreneurs focused on Africa / Facilitating the bridging of the various Africa-focused groups at MIT / Assisting prospective MIT Sloan MBAs with the application process / Facilitating internships and job opportunities / Networking with top business schools / Plan and lead student treks / Networking with Africa’s leaders at annual conference / Amazing food and fun parties / Opportunities to mentor MIT undergrads / 

Meet great industry leaders and trend-setters in Africa
Leadership development of self and others
Job opportunities for worldwide companies for their Africa-based subsidiaries (Consulting, Banking, Tech...)

To educate students in Asian business and provide networking opportunities.

The "Ask Me Anything" series of events provides firsthand personal perspectives on elements of personal identity. Past events have addressed national identity (often tied in with C-Functions), religious, racial, sexual, and ethnic identity, the Veteran experience, and themes such as mental illness and hearing loss. Typically, a small panel of community members provides brief introductions then addresses questions that people may otherwise be hesitant to ask. Our goal in offering these panels is to advance understanding and dialogue. We encourage faculty, staff, and students to attend these events to learn more about the issues and how to be effective allies and leaders, both within the MIT community and beyond.

The mission of the Astropreneurship and Space Industry Club is to connect the MIT community with careers in space and to form ties between engineers, MBAs, and industry leaders.

Sloan Hoops is committed to developing principled ballers to compete against the world's top MBA talent. All skill levels are invited to come play, and if you are above 6'4, you are cordially invited to come play. Sloanies and SOs are welcome.

The MIT Sloan Black Business Students Association (BBSA) seeks to build a community that supports black students in their personal and professional goals and promotes business issues related to the black community. We do this by fostering an environment for professional development, collaborating with the broader MIT and Greater Boston communities, and building alliances with people and organizations that value cultural diversity.

Connect members with the Brazilian events, culture and business environment.

Access to all events organized by the club.

Founded in 2013, Breaking the Mold is MIT Sloan's initiative to address unconscious bias. The initiative supports and promotes a variety of Diversity & Inclusion efforts across MIT Sloan, like the Senate's Ask Me Anything's, EMS Hip Hop Speaker Series, and a variety of training and workshop opportunities. The big event for 2017 will take place in February: a hackathon designed to build solutions to actively combat unconscious bias. Teams will be encouraged to tackle the issue along any dimension of diversity (e.g. gender, race, sexuality, religion, etc.) across a wide variety of arenas (e.g. the workplace, media, policing, etc.).

The entire idea here is that MIT is both an amazing place for building technology and also a diverse community full of passionate people who care about the challenges we face today. Our community has invented the technology behind the Kindle, the disposable razor, Zipcar, HP, and much more. What if we directed that innovative spirit towards some of the social issues we face?

Let's find out.

The mission of the Sloan Christian Fellowship is to provide opportunities for: - Fostering fellowship: genuine friendships, support, and growth in the intense business school environment. - Discussing the application of faith to business: our purpose as future business leaders and Biblical perspectives on leadership, work, and ethics. - Exploring questions of faith: a forum for business students curious about Christianity, regardless of faith background. We welcome people from ANY faith background at our events. MIT Sloan Christian Fellowship is affiliated with the MIT Graduate Christian Fellowship and the Intervarsity Christian Fellowship.

The MIT Sloan Coder’s Club provides an accessible, results-focused forum for MIT Sloan students and the broader MIT community to: (1) Learn the basics of programming, and start building apps, websites, and services (2) Engage in activities to build knowledge, such as hack-a-thons and hosted talks (3) Better understand issues of software architecture, to promote better informed business leaders interested in the technology space

The MIT Sloan Data Analytics club provides a forum for MIT Sloan students to develop hands-on skills, gain exposure to thought leaders and explore careers in data analytics including areas such as big data and predictive analytics.

Integrating MIT’s design resources and engaging the community in a culture of design thinking and design doing

MIT Sloan Education Club is a group of students at the MIT Sloan School of Management with an interest in the education sector, and our mission is to help MIT Sloan students sort through their options in the education space.

We are the Effective Altruism chapter at Sloan focusing on utilizing career choice and philanthropy to make the largest impact.
We combine empathy and evidence to find the most effective way of improving the world.
Together we can do good, BETTER!

To help MIT Sloan students learn about the entertainment, media, and sports industries and extend the MIT Sloan brand as a lead business school in the entertainment, media, and sports world. The club is important for helping students learn about career opportunities and network among the entertainment, media, and sports industries, especially since they do not typically have a formal recruiting process and it is often student-driven as opposed to the CDO.

The Entrepreneurship & Innovation (E&I) Track is for students within the MIT Sloan School of Management MBA program who have a strong commitment to entrepreneurship. The E&I Track focuses on launching and developing emerging technology companies and emphasizes theoretical education, team practice, and real-world application. As a student in the E&I Track, you will meet a cohort of like-minded peers early in the MBA program; gain exposure to key MIT faculty, staff, and other entrepreneurship resources; and tap into a global entrepreneurship network.

Fostering Entrepreneurship Across the Broader MIT Sloan Community. The MIT Sloan Entrepreneurship and Innovation Club aims to reignite the spirit of entrepreneurship across the Sloan community and to offer an intimate support system for entrepreneurs at Sloan.

The objective of the European Business Club is to foster the European culture at MIT Sloan by: Providing resources for their internship & FT job search Extending their European culture and network and assist European prospective students & admits in choosing MIT Sloan Providing opportunities to learn about Europe and take part to social activities Connect with European Alumni

All Sloan Faculty

The purpose of the Family Business Club is to build a community of MIT Sloan students who come from, plan to join, or hope to start a family business. The club aims to provide an opportunity for education, networking, and dialogue around the dynamics of family-run businesses, both domestic and international. The mission of the club is to draw together students of diverse backgrounds to strengthen the network of businesses that are family and privately owned.

Members will have the opportunity to initiate, engage, and participate in:
- Speaker series on various issues within family businesses such as succession planning, estate planning, and effective governance
- Club-wide mixers with a spotlight on individual members sharing their experiences, learnings and goals related to their family business
- Treks to family-run businesses in Boston
- Attendance at Family Business conferences
- Workshop with alumni on family business case studies

The MIT Finance & Policy Club fosters debate, provides job opportunities, and creates a network for students who aim at shaping the future of financial markets, policy, central banking, and governments.

This group is for 1st and 2nd year MBA students enrolled in the Finance Track. We will use this group to post announcements, event registration, etc.

The Finance Track is an optional certificate program within the MBA program intended for both career changers and experienced finance professionals. Students who complete the Track are awarded a Certificate in Finance in addition to their MBA degree.

The Finance Track is an integrated program of courses and activities designed to:
-expose students to the institutions and practices of the financial world
-ground students in the principles of finance theory and in the application of theory to real problems
-provide students with a overview of professional opportunities in finance
-create a cohort of students and alumni in financial careers

MIT Fintech Club is a transversal club with the mission of being the platform for all MIT students interested in Fintech, one of the most active fields in the current Entrepreneurship ecosystem and which lies in the intersection of Finance and Technology. / We articulate our value proposition for students in 3 axis: 1) Education: We intend to build the knowledge gap created by the fact that there is no current curriculum covering Fintech through different sorts of events (speakers, conferences), 2) Job Opportunities: We plan to create job opportunities within the Fintech space leveraging the MIT brand and establishing relationships with key industry player, 3) Entrepreneurship: We plan to promote Fintech entrepreneurship among our members getting them exposed to the opportunities and giving them the support to capture them.

Mission: Fostering a vibrant environment for the discussion of macroeconomic developments and how to construct investment strategies around them.

Goal: helping students strengthen their candidacy for related internship and full-time opportunities, develop long-term relationships between MIT Sloan and the prominent asset managers in this field (e.g. PIMCO, OMERS, and other global macro hedge funds), and establishing Sloan's reputation as a supplier of top-notch talent to employers in this field.

1). have the chance to gain a good grasp of market dynamic
2). have the chance to practice how to translate market knowledge into investment strategy
3). better prepared for interviews in related field

To make golf fun for everyone

Golf is a valuable tool for networking in the business world. Don’t be left behind when your boss takes a client out golfing—join the MIT Sloan Golf Club to network with others interested in the game.

• Get awesome golf swag that says MIT
• Meet other students interested in playing golf
• Learn the rules and etiquette of golf
• Take advantage of nice weather days and get outside on the golf course
• Compete in tournaments

The mission of the MIT Golub Center for Finance and Policy (GCFP) is to serve as a catalyst for innovative, cross-disciplinary and non-partisan research and educational initiatives that address the unique challenges facing governments in their role as financial institutions and as regulators of the financial system.

The mission of the Greater China Club is to build a close-knit community for the growing number of Sloan students who are interested in issues, events and activities related to the Greater China region.

The mission of the Happy Belly Club is to coordinate events that allow the MIT Sloan community to get to know each other over great food. We are here to provide a more intimate alternative for meeting classmates than crowded, noisy C-Functions or Wednesdays at BHP. Happy Belly Club events promise to be intimate, comfortable and delicious.

Sloan Health and Fitness Club aims at making a healthy life style an integral part of the Sloan experience. Holding special lunches where you'll learn how to eat healthier, give you guidance on how to maintain a healthy work-life balance and provide you with ample opportunities to stay in shape and keep it part of your routine - are all parts of what the Club is all about. From free yoga and zumba classes through special health events, organized running groups, Sloan Run and many more, the Health and Fitness Club is the ultimate link to a healthy and fit lifestyle at Sloan.

* Free Yoga classes
* free Zumba classes
* Group runs around the Charles River
* Social events
* Nutrition & Lifestyle sessions

Enable current members to obtain internships and jobs in the healthcare and life sciences industry through various club-sponsored activities, including networking events and interview preparation. Host an innovative, exciting, and relevant healthcare conference that leverages MIT’s unique cutting edge research, Boston’s biotech foundations, and leading area teaching hospitals to serve as a beacon for those in industry and academia. Promote the development of future healthcare leaders while creating a fun and supportive community.

Sloan's Hispanic Business Club is a community of students of Latino heritage whose goal is to increase interaction with alumni, undergraduates, and students in other graduate programs at MIT; foster professional and personal development; and encourage leadership, both within Sloan and in the greater Latino community.

To promote the game of hockey within the Sloan community. We're just trying to capture the spirit of the thing.

The mission of the Infrastructure Club is to introduce the MIT Sloan community to the infrastructure and project finance industry. It will cover wide range of topics in – airports, mass transit alternatives, high speed rail, ports, power, smart cities, toll roads, water, waste management systems etc.
In keeping with the mission of MIT Sloan, our goal is to develop "principled, innovative leaders" in the civil infrastructure business.
The club will aim to help:
MIT students find unique opportunities at the intersection of business and the infrastructure and project finance industry.
MIT Students fulfill their career goals by focusing on the financial and business aspects civil infrastructure industry.
Understanding the next generation technologies impacting infrastructure (smart cities etc.)
MIT students importance of infrastructure and built environment on the world and how an infrastructure career can be highly impactful

Members will receive the following benefits:
- Invitations to plan and attend business networking events with industry partners.
- Invitations to plan and attend annual conference onsite at MIT.
- Invitations to participate in monthly club meetings with MIT Sloan and other students/alumni from other MIT schools and local schools.
- Membership on the club email list through Sloan Groups.
- Access to materials produced or provided by the club.

The Finance Club is 100 % dedicated to support, assist and prepare candidates in the recruiting process for a finance related careers. The Investment Banking process is extremely demanding and high touch. Recent history shows that the Finance Club has been key for the recruiting success of many candidates. Main reasons being the tools, guidance and access to opportunities the club provides.

The MIT Sloan Investment Management Club (IMC) is dedicated to providing a forum for exchange of ideas and matching of talent between the Investment Management community, MIT Sloan alumni and current students. The IMC seeks to leverage MIT Sloan’s reputation in Finance and the extensive MIT Sloan alumni network in the Investment Management field to provide relationships and visibility to its partners and members. The IMC hosts a series of lectures and interactions with industry practitioners, stock pitch sessions, visits to investment management firms and helps to manage the relationship of recruiters with MIT Sloan.

The mission of the MIT Sloan Israel Business Club is to foster mutually beneficial relationships between MIT Sloan and the Israeli community. Comprising of students either with an Israeli background or who share an interest in Israel, IBC promotes Israel's culture, business aspects and the entrepreneurial spirit within MIT Sloan and represents the Sloan community in Israel.

It is the tradition of Japan C-Function that not only Sloan related people but also community around Boston and Cambridge join us and enjoy our C-Function. Our impact extends not only to Sloan but also the entire MIT, Boston Cambridge community. In addition, another highlight of Japan Club is Japan Trek in spring break. Our trek is highly recognized as the traditional and the best quality trek in Sloan. We, Japan Club, continuously support Japanese prospective students. Many Japanese prospective students visit our campus. For every prospective student, we customize schedule to meet each one's demand such as coffee chat and class visit. Moreover, we newly introduce Japan Day" at MIT Sloan on Sep 19th and Oct 31st.

Share Korean culture with the entire Sloan community (not just the MBAs) in a way that brings our community together.

The mission of the Latin American Business Club is to strengthen the Latin community within MIT Sloan and to promote the Latin culture within MIT. (Clarification: Latin means from Spain or Latin America).

The Leadership & Human Capital Club fills a significant gap by offering events and resources to students with general management, human resources, and human capital interests, an underserved segment at Sloan. The club is a rallying point for students who have these less represented career goals. We provide the REAL deal: Recruiting, Entrepreneurship, Affinity, and Leadership. It's all about the peeps!

LGO Class of 2018

The MIT Sloan Management Consulting Club is a student-run organization dedicated to preparing our fellow students for careers in management consulting.

Industry Orientation
Members learn more about careers in consulting through company presentations hosted by Partners and consultants from recruiting firms, and student panels where second-year members discuss their summer internship experiences.

Interview Prep
A series of comprehensive training sessions aimed at preparing members for all aspects of the recruiting process are hosted by the club before both internship and full-time interviews. Members also receive a copy of the Sloan Casebook to assist in practicing for the unique case-style interviews employed by most consulting firms.

Peer Coaching
Through the Pilot Program, recruiting members are matched with those that successfully landed summer internships and/or full-time job offers at top consulting firms for resume and cover letter review as well as a personal introduction to mock case practice.

The Marketing Club focuses on empowering MIT Sloan students to be the most innovative and effective marketers in the industry. Our north star is to serve as an aid to those interested in careers in marketing and to provide them with the tools to be premiere candidates beyond the classroom.

The Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship provides the expertise, support, and connections MIT students need to become effective entrepreneurs. We serve all MIT students, across all schools, across all disciplines.

In the wake of the 2016 presidential election, it is clear that there are major long-term social, political, and economic issues in America that require close attention. In response, members of the MIT community have launched Mens et Manus America, a non-partisan initiative that is convening a series of research-informed lectures and discussions to explore these issues.

We are asking: What can MIT do to help address current challenges in the U.S., and bolster the health of our democracy? How can we use research and rigor to inform our decisions about engagement, both as citizens and as leaders of organizations?

Join us as we frame the issues and generate ideas for making a positive impact!

Mens et Manus America is sponsored by the MIT School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences and the MIT Sloan School of Management.

MFin Class

The club aims at organizing speaker events in which the Middle East would be discussed in terms of the economic and social environments. It also will be promoting opportunities for work in the Middle East as well assisting in Middle East based companies' recruiting events at MIT Sloan. The club also plans on holding social events in which the various cultures of the Middle East can be presented and experienced by participants.

The MIT Impact Investing Initiative (MI3) aims to provide students with the skills and experience necessary to become the next generation of impact investing leaders.

MI3 aims to provide students with the skills and experience necessary to become the next generation of impact investing leaders. Please find below the list of activities prepared for you:

Internal Competition / Conference
MI3 hosts an internal competition in the Spring to decide which team will represent MIT Sloan at the international MIINT competition. The teams will be judged by a panel of expert impact investors. Following the competition, there will be a series of panels on trends in impact investing and a happy hour.

Training Series
The training series teaches students how to make an impact investment in an early stage social enterprise and prepare them for the MIINT competition. The series contains several 3 hour intensive workshops, developed in collaboration with Sloan Finance Department and the Sustainability Initiative. Industry guest speakers will also be invited to have the practitioners’ perspective and insights.

Lunch Series
The lunch series is a more informal way to meet current students, alums, and other experts working in impact investing. Through the lunch series, student will be able to get a better understanding of the different career options in the space.

Treks
In collaboration with the VCPE club, Net Impact, and a few other industry-specific clubs, MI3 organizes treks to impact investors in the Boston and Washington, DC area.

Recruiting Support
MI3 shares a resume book with impact investors in our network for summer internship and full-time recruiting. We also share summer internship and full-time position postings as they become available. To ensure our members are well equipped for recruiting we provide guidance on writing cover letters/resumes and preparing for interviews.

MIINT Competition
One of the MI3’s core action learning activities is the MBA Impact Investment Network and Training (MIINT), a program run by the Wharton Social Impact Initiative in partnership with Bridges Ventures. In this program, teams are organized by sectors (e.g. healthcare, financial inclusion, environment) and go through the full impact investing process: conducting research on sectors, sourcing potential social ventures, completing due diligence, writing an investment memo, and presenting to an investment committee. The winning team will receive a $50,000K investment in the social enterprise they pitched. Mi3 has a designated “Fellows” program for students who are interested in participating in MIINT. Students must apply to become a fellow and are organized into 5 sector teams (each with ~4 students).

The purpose of the Microbrewing Club is to educate MIT Sloan students about the craft beer industry. This will include all aspects of the industry: the process of brewing beer, starting a new brewery, managing beer production operations, and navigating the complex beverage distribution system. We will accomplish this goal by hosting industry speakers, going on factory operations tours, hosting region-specific beer tastings, and brewing our own beer. Where possible, we will leverage connections with Sloanies currently in the industry and the broader MIT graduate student community.

To engage MIT Sloan and the broader community around the large, pressing issues in the global water sector.

MSMS Class

The MIT Sloan Net Impact Chapter aims to inspire, educate and equip individuals to use the power of business to create a socially and environmentally sustainable world. We strive to create an environment and community that ensures that all Sloan students graduate thinking about their social impact. We are an affiliate of the national Net Impact organization and collaborate with both the Boston professional chapter and other business school Net Impact chapters.

The Office of Communications works to promote, protect, and enhance the MIT Sloan brand through communications that raise awareness of the School around the world. We do this by sharing news about the many significant events, activities, and accomplishments of students, faculty, and alumni, through the MIT Sloan home page and websites, through our weekly newsletter, News at MIT Sloan, and through media relations.

To create a community at MIT Sloan to learn and share knowledge about operations. In particular we go beyond the academic curriculum with hands-on experience through speaker events on operational issues and applications, plant and company tours to see operations in practice, competitions and simulations, recruiting information for internship and full-time positions in operations, connection to other MIT programs (SDM, LGO) and other schools for their events. We also organize one of the largest operations simulation competitions for students from all over the world.

PhD Class

Increase the connection between the MIT community and leaders and experts in product management across industries. Promote discussion within MIT regarding product management, which is a discipline that has become relevant to any industry and has unique business and engineering challenges. Promote an understanding of the product management discipline bringing a sense of familiarity to this multifaceted discipline.

Events: Access to informational speaker and industry-related events to learn more about the Product Management function
Recruiting/Case: Access to recruiting-specific workshops and sessions and interview preparation materials
Network: Promotes connections and discussions between fellow students also interested in Product Management and experts in the field

Foster the development of public speaking skills through continuous practicing and feedback

The Quantitative Finance Club (QFC) at MIT is a student-run organization with the goal of ensuring that MIT is a focal point among the quantitative finance community. With a rich heritage that includes the introduction of the Black-Scholes model and continuous time finance, MIT has been the center for the creation and development of modern theories in mathematical finance. Following in these footsteps, the QFC seeks to help in the professional development of those students interested in quantitative finance careers, to foster the sharing of information concerning quantitatively driven financial topics amongst the entire MIT community, and to build relationships between MIT and quantitative finance practitioners.

The Sloan Real Estate Club aims to unite Sloan and MIT students that share a common interest in the Real Estate industry. Through the promotion of networking events, company visits and various professional development opportunities, we hope to encourage and promote transitions into the Real Estate workforce.

Exclusive access to guest lectures by industry leaders, company treks to Boston, NYC and SFO, and networking opportunities with fellow classmates. Experienced members will also provide career guidance for those looking enter Real Estate related occupations.

Our goal is to educate the wider MIT Sloan community through guest speakers, industry panels, and our innovative treks, both in the US and abroad. Additionally, the Club serves as a primary resource for students as they apply for school-year, summer, and full-time employment in the retail space. We offer career services such as resume reviews, interview prep, alumni networking, and recruiting events, in partnership with other MIT Sloan clubs, other MBA retail clubs, and the the MIT Sloan administration.

- Priority access to treks
- Priority access and/or exclusive invitations to panels company events (e.g. a Q&A with entrepreneurs in luxury good retail in Boston, e-commerce panel, etc.)
- Access to career support: career panels, coffee chats, interview prep, alumni connections via LinkedIn group
- Password-protected Recruiting & Interview Guide (shared with Marketing Club)
- Exclusive job postings
- Weekly newsletter
- Access to free club mixers and monthly club lunches
- Connection to other club members through WhatsApp group

The Rolling Sloans are MIT Sloan's official rock band and oldest student group. We perform throughout the year at student gatherings and around the city of Boston. We unite students around a common love of music and provide them with a fun artistic outlet.

Our collective mission is to promote sales as a critically important and fundamental business skill necessary for every career, either as a successful entrepreneur or as a top-level executive.

A powerful force for positive change and community building, the MIT Sloan Senate is MIT Sloan's official student government — and a critical link between the student body and the School's program management. Every MIT Sloan student is a potential Senator, and we encourage you to participate even if you're not interested in the responsibility of office.
By charter, the Senate advocates for the general welfare of students at MIT Sloan, working in partnership with the student body and the School's program management, faculty, and alumni, as well as with companies who recruit at MIT Sloan and with students in affiliated programs.

The MIT Sloan Senate is broken into formal subcommittees address issues around the School: Academic, Campus Life, Clubs, Careers, Facilities, ONESloan/Portfolio of Programs, Internal Activities, Admissions, Alumni Relations, Communication & Outreach, Sloan Values, and IT & External Branding. Several informal committees also form each year, depending on student interest, on topics from professional standards to career development.

The SOS Club provides a networking and support community for significant others of Sloan. We help to build relationships between SOs (as well as their Sloanies) through several events throughout the year.

Becoming a member of our club will grant you access to all our resources and be part of the SOS network in addition to attend free and/or discounted events.

The mission of the Sloan Energy Club is to help MIT students find unique opportunities at the intersection of business and the energy industry. We seek to help students fulfill their career goals by focusing on the financial and business aspects of the energy and power sector, from conventional to alternative resources. In keeping with the mission of MIT Sloan, our goal is to develop "principled, innovative leaders" in the energy industry.

1. Assistance finding a job/internship in the energy sector
2. Skill development to become a leader in the energy industry
3. Be part of a rich, fun, smart energy community on campus!

Sloan Entrepreneurs for International Development (SEID) is the intersection of international development and entrepreneurship at MIT Sloan. We host action learning projects with entrepreneurs worldwide, provide career support for MBAs, and gather academic and extracurricular resources for international development.

OUR MISSION
The mission of the Department of Athletics, Physical Education and Recreation is to bring students, faculty, and staff together in educational activities that promote healthy lifestyles, enhance a sense of community, foster growth in leadership and teamwork skills, and encourage the pursuit of excellence. The Intramural Office is dedicated to providing opportunities to engage in physical activity and fellowship in an organized sports environment.

PRIORITIES OF THE INTRAMURAL PROGRAM
To provide a wide range of individual and team sports at varying levels of competitiveness the MIT community. To provide opportunities for social interaction and the development of lasting friendships. To teach the value of sportsmanship, the principles of fair play, and a positive attitude. To develop habits of participation in physical activity that can carry over into everyday living.

FOR STUDENTS, BY STUDENTS
IM's at MIT have a great tradition dating back decades upon decades, but to keep this program running it takes dedication and commitment from students at various levels — Executive Committee members, Athletic Chairs, Captains, Managers, and most importantly, all of the PARTICIPANTS!

To create platforms to enhance the Jewish tradition among the Sloan community To cultivate the network of Jewish Sloan Alums To connect the Jewish community at Sloan with the Jewish community in the Boston Metro

Sloan LGBTQI is a student organization established to foster and promote an open and honest environment for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered students, partners, faculty and staff in the Sloan community. We seek to promote positive images of the LGBTQI community and to foster opportunities for personal and professional growth regardless of sexual identity.

MIT Sloan Undergraduates

Sloan Women in Management (SWIM) works to increase opportunities for all women at MIT Sloan through networking events, speaker series, professional development workshops, mentorship programs, and community-building events. In addition to its year-long programming, SWIM hosts an annual conference where students can dialogue with today's leading women. The organization’s primary goals are to: Create an inviting and supportive community for all Sloan women and individuals who identify as women. Advance the careers of current MIT Sloan women through relevant programming and connections with MIT and MIT Sloan alumni; Work with faculty, administrators, and the greater business community to increase opportunities for women in business; and Attract top-talent female students to MIT Sloan.

20% discount on conference tickets
15% discount on celebration brunch
Early bird and preferred access to limited-capacity events

To provide opportunities for the MIT Sloan community to participate in skiing, snowboarding and other winter activities.

The MIT Sloan Soccer Club is one of the largest and most active athletic clubs at MIT Sloan. The club brings together MIT Sloan students and significant others from around the world to play and enjoy (futbol, futebol, football) soccer. The club organizes weekly practices and pickup games and welcomes both male and female players of any skill and experience level. Members are eligible to play in year-round league games and in various MBA Soccer Tournaments around the US.

To foster an appreciation of South Asian culture at the MIT Sloan School of Management and promote any management-related activities that connect students with South Asian businesses.

Build strong connections through professional, social, and cultural events with students, alumni, faculty, and the broader South Asian community.
Learn about career and investment opportunities in South Asia.

The mission of the Southeast Asian Society Club is to foster positive professional and personal relationships between its members through social events and to raise awareness of the culture and opportunities in the Southeast Asia region.

The Student Alumni Development Committee is a group of student volunteers committed to creating a culture of philanthropy while providing meaningful interaction between current MIT Sloan students and alumni. The students involved will help to increase the visibility of our alumni community and advise the Alumni Relations office how to accomplish these goals.

We accomplish our mission through events and support from the MIT Sloan Alumni Relations team.

The mission of the Sustainability Initiative at MIT Sloan is to build a community of innovators for sustainability with MIT students and alumni, faculty and researchers, and allies in business, government, non-profit, and hybrid organizations. Together, we encourage innovation in products and services, management practices, business models, and supporting market infrastructures that make effective, sustainable use of natural resources and that advance human welfare.

To meet and bring together individuals who admire the “Systems Thinking” approach to business and society, to promote MIT's Academic System Thinkers, and to build relationships with local Industry System Thinkers. At MIT, we are mainly composed of, but not limited to, Sloan faculty and students including passionate System Thinkers in System Dynamics (SD), System Design and Management (SDM), Integrated Design and Management (IDM), Leaders of Global Operations (LGO), Technology and Policy Program (TPP), and MBAs / EMBAs, but we are open to anyone with a passion for Systems Thinking. We are aiming to meet and network with today's top industry professionals looking to recruit the special students who can thoroughly tackle and decompose tomorrow's complex problems, competitions, and business cases, all powered by Systems Thinking approaches.

Webinars are free and open to all. Membership includes free giveaways and access to exclusive networking events, on-campus recruiting events, and guest speaker events.

The mission of the MIT Sloan Tech Club is to educate our members about the high tech industry and to give them opportunities to interact with companies in this field.

We help MIT students connect with tech companies such as Google, Facebook, Netflix, Tableau, App Annie, Amazon, Microsoft, VMWare, Disney, etc.

The Tech club connects students passionate about tech with each other, the MIT community, and the broader tech ecosystem. We help provide tech events, run the MIT Tech Conference, and provide job posts / opportunities.

Membership benefits include:
+ Tech events / company speakers
+ Job posts
+ Resume reviews / mentorship and guidance for tech jobs
+ Treks: Silicon Valley / Seattle / NYC treks (visits to Google, Facebook, Tableau, App Annie, Netflix, etc)

The mission of the Sloan Travel and Hospitality Club is to expose students the travel & hospitality industry, foster relationships with travel professionals, and create a forum for students with a shared interest in business and leisure travel.

The mission of the MIT VCPE Club is to provide its members with access to events resources in order to: Inform them about the venture capital and private equity industry Assist them in evaluating entering a career in venture capital or private equity Build connections within the venture capital and private equity communities Provide exposure to information on venture capital and private equity that is not easily accessible to the public Build a reputation for MIT in the VC and PE community, Host conferences to strengthen the relationships between venture capital and private equity firms, the club, and the school

To support military veterans at Sloan.

This is a student community dedicated to tasting and learning about fine wines. The MIT Sloan Vintners Club seeks to take its members on a global exploration of wine. More than just a wine tasting club, we strive to examine the culture and geography of various wine regions, study the effect of location on individual grape varietals, as well as understand marketing and operations in the wine industry. Members of the MIT Sloan Vintners Club can realize the following benefits: 1) Increased knowledge of wine and the wine industry 2) Increased understanding of various cultures and geographies 3) Increased interaction with members of the Sloan community who share a common interest in enology 4) Increased exposure to drinking wine in a relaxed, non-judgmental environment

The mission of the Volleyball Club is to provide members of all skill levels with regular opportunities to play volleyball, facilitate the process of bonding and creating friendship with classmates, and represent MIT Sloan and its values and brand at tournaments and friendly matches.

The mission of the Sloan Water Sports Club is to empower Sloanies to have fun on the water and generate meaningful relationships off the water.

Subsidized transportation to and from events
Subsidized Food at Events
Discounted Sailing / Kiting Gear
Discounted Kiteboarding Lesson (when available)
Help setting up a charter boat for the BVI trip
Organized Learn to Sail / Kite events
Access to organized Sailing / Kiting Treks
Networking opportunities with local Kiteboarding CEOs
Access to a trainer kite and other educational materials