Best SWAG: Latin American Business Club

Nominees: MIT Food & Agriculture Club, Japan Club, Design Club, Korea Club

Most Collaborative Club: SWIM

Nominees: MIT Food & Agriculture Club, MIT Sloan Beer Club, Sloan Runners Club, Asian American Alliance

Most Welcoming Leadership Team: The Yarn

Nominees: Sloan Women in Management, Sloan Pride, Africa Business Club, Hispanic Business Club

Best Speaker Series: VCPE & Tech Club, Fireside chat series

Nominees: "How will the U.S. Election Affect Job and the Economy? An MIT Sloan Faculty Panel" - People & Organizations Club, "Wine School" - MIT Sloan Wine Club, "Tax Seminar: Led by CEO of GenerationTax" - Financial Literacy Club, "Leading in the Private and Public Sectors in Emerging Markets with Pita Limjaroenrat, Election-Winning Thailand Prime Minister Candidate" - Co-hosted by Asia Business Club, Southeast Asia Society, and People & Organizations

Best Trek: Ski and Snow Club, France Ski Trip

Nominees:  AAA Ski Trip - Sunday River, Maine, Kite Surfing Trek - Sumbuco, Jericoacoara, & Icarai, Brazil, Brazilian Club Fall Retreat -MIT , Vermont, MIT Food & Agriculture Trek - Northern California

Best Co-President Team: Asian American Alliance

Nominees: MIT Sloan Wine Club, Africa Business Club, MIT Food & Agriculture Club, Sloan Runners Club

Susie Frechter & Clemence Couteau

Sloan Runners Club Co-Presidents 2025, March Winners

Susie and Clemence lead the Sloan Running Club, Sloan and Steady. They have been extremely positive and welcoming to students of all running abilities joining the club. They've organized numerous events for the club: 3 team races, at least five run events in partnership with beer club, and numerous morning runs in partnership with other clubs, such as Sloan Veterans Club. Susie and Clem lead a large club of 200+ members and do an amazing job making everyone feel welcome.

Muele Wilcox

Inclusive & Welcoming February Winner

Muele embodies the spirit of Sloan’s community, always going out of her way to connect and reconnect people in the most thoughtful and genuine ways. Following the New Zealand Sloan Study Tour, she has taken multiple efforts to bring the group back together post-trip. Whether it’s organizing gatherings or simply sending a message to check in, she ensures that connections made at Sloan don’t fade but instead grow stronger. Every time you see Muele, she greets you with the most wonderful tone, a giant smile, and a warm hug that instantly makes you feel at home. Beyond keeping existing friendships alive, Muele actively creates new ones. She recently introduced her nominator to another Sloan student they hadn’t met yet, and they ended up co-hosting an AdMIT dinner together. That introduction allowed her peers to expand their Sloan network in ways they wouldn’t have otherwise. Muele’s kindness, energy, and intentionality in building community are truly special. She makes Sloan feel smaller, more welcoming, and more connected.

Rumi Le

Demonstrates Immense Future Leadership Potential, December Winner

I am honored to nominate Rumi for the "Demonstrates Immense Future Leadership Potential" category of the Sloan Community Spotlight. As a 4th-year undergraduate Sloanie, Rumi exemplifies the qualities of a future leader: maturity, intelligence, organization, and kindness. I had the privilege of meeting Rumi during the Fall 2024 MIT Experiential Trips Program to Los Angeles, where her leadership potential shone brightly. Rumi's intellectual curiosity drives her to seek out and understand perspectives beyond her own, a vital skill for impactful leadership. She actively fosters meaningful connections with those around her, creating an environment of collaboration and mutual growth. What sets Rumi apart is her exceptional ability to balance academic rigor with the invaluable lessons of experiential learning. She approaches her coursework with diligence, completing assignments promptly and with great care. At the same time, she deeply values relationship building and the practical, hands-on learning opportunities that expand her understanding of the world and her role within it. Rumi's ability to navigate these demands with poise, along with her natural curiosity and empathy, make her a beacon of future leadership potential. She inspires everyone around her to strive for excellence while staying grounded in kindness and respect. I have no doubt that Rumi will continue to make a significant impact wherever her journey takes her.

Bria Hardin-Boyer

Creativity, November Winner

I am honored to nominate Bria Hardin-Boyer for the Community Impact Spotlight in the "Creativity" category. Bria’s incredible vision and dedication to the Sloan community are perfectly exemplified through her design of the Made at MIT Sloan Letterman Jackets. The letterman jackets are more than just a swag item—they are a testament to Bria’s creativity and her ability to bring people together through shared identity and pride. Her epic design not only celebrates the uniqueness of the Sloan experience but also reflects her careful consideration of inclusivity, ensuring that the jackets represent and resonate with the entire Sloan community. Bria's creativity extends far beyond her design work. She brings energy and life into every corner of Sloan, drawing from her unique talents and experiences to create moments that leave a lasting impression. Her ability to channel creativity into tangible outcomes, like the Made at MIT Sloan jackets, showcases her passion for building community and making every Sloanie feel like they belong. Bria’s contributions have left an indelible mark on the Sloan experience, and her efforts deserve to be celebrated. She has not only brightened the community with her creative talents but has also created a legacy of inclusion, pride, and camaraderie. I wholeheartedly support her nomination for this recognition.