L.I.N.K. Lunch

MIT Sloan L.I.N.K. Lunches with Austin Ashe & Kevin O'Brien, Director, Graduate Fellowships
Leveraging Institute Networks & Knowledge 

Topics of conversation: 

MIT Sloan and the broader MIT campus are full of people doing work worth knowing about — and it can be hard to find your way to them. 

L.I.N.K. Lunches are a casual, catered lunch series that brings together a small group of Sloan students for an honest conversation with someone who knows a corner of this institution well. Each session is built around a guest — a staff member, administrator, center director, or campus resource lead — who can speak to what they do, how students can get the most out of their work, and what most students never think to ask. 

No slides. No agenda. Just lunch, some good questions to get things started, and about an hour to dig in with leaders around MIT. 

What you'll walk away with: 
A clearer picture of a service/resource that’s available to you here — and a real sense of who to call when you need it. 

Who should come: 
Anyone who has ever wondered what a particular office actually does, felt unsure where to start with a question or opportunity, or just wanted to connect with someone outside their usual circles. 

Questions – contact Austin Ashe at aaashe@mit.edu