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Pop! Goes the MIT Bubble

August 31, 2018September 13, 2018 mistiblogs

By: Trang Luu
SB ’18, Class of 2020 | Masters in Mechanical Engineering
Internships – South Africa & Cameroon Continue reading Pop! Goes the MIT Bubble

Muharo-Murabeho (Hello-Goodbye in Kinyarwanda)

August 10, 2018September 13, 2018 mistiblogs

By: Tosin Bosede
MBA 2018 | Management
Global Startup Labs – Rwanda Continue reading Muharo-Murabeho (Hello-Goodbye in Kinyarwanda)

Finding a Little Bit of the Right Track

July 31, 2018September 13, 2018 mistiblogs

By: Enriko Kurtz Granadoz Chavez
Class of 2021 | Physics
Internship – Chile Continue reading Finding a Little Bit of the Right Track

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Congrats to students who took some time to reach their goals today at Tomorrow Time! It was a cool event from S3 and Mind Hand Heart that we were glad to be a part of. Here's your friendly reminder that MISTI deadlines are coming up soon!

Last week, the MISTI staff took a trip... to Natick for apple picking, and some of our program managers (🇫🇷🇯🇵🇧🇷) came really prepared! #GoMISTI #Flannel

Three MISTI participants, Andrea O. '21, Stacy I. '22 [pictured here in India], and Veronica M. '22, share their introspections on traveling abroad as black women. The experience can frankly be stressful, especially when going to places with very low populations of black people. But these students learned and grew from their experiences. Read the reflections they shared on the @mitadmissions through the link in bio! #GoMISTI

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