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Lessons Learned and Final Takeaways from South Africa

September 10, 2018September 13, 2018 mistiblogs

By: Peter Williams
Class of 2021 | Mechanical Engineering
Internship – South Africa Continue reading Lessons Learned and Final Takeaways from South Africa

Blackitude

August 16, 2018September 13, 2018 mistiblogs

By: Gabby Ballard
Class of 2019 | Anthropology & Computer Science
Internship – Cameroon Continue reading Blackitude

To Gay or Not to Gay?

July 25, 2018September 13, 2018 mistiblogs

By: David Rich
Class of 2019 | Chemical Engineering
Internship – France Continue reading To Gay or Not to Gay?

To Wake Up Proud

June 27, 2018September 13, 2018 mistiblogs

By: Johnson Huynh
Class of 2021 | Mechanical Engineering
Internship – Mexico Continue reading To Wake Up Proud

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🌟Our next IdentityX series event is coming up! MIT students of all sexual orientations and backgrounds are welcome to share their thoughts on living, working, and studying abroad as queer-identified students. Join us Monday, April 22nd in the Rainbow Lounge (50-250) at 5pm for this event. Please RSVP through the link in our bio! #myMISTI

We had the official signing of the MIT-Spain INDITEX Sustainability Seed Fund, which will support innovative proposals focused on sustainability. Now there is more opportunity for MIT students and faculty to collaborate with universities and research institutions in Spain!

🇿🇦Greetings from South Africa! Check out these pics from our MIT-Africa students' adventures! #MyMISTI --- 1⃣Jeba Sania – GTL-South Africa instructors on the grounds of St. Johns Academy in Johannesburg. The instructors led a weeklong seminar on AI, Cognitive Science, and Entrepreneurship. --- 2⃣ Bruke Kifle – GTL-South Africa instructors and students at St. Johns Academy in Johannesburg. The instructors led a weeklong seminar on AI, Cognitive Science, and Entrepreneurship. --- 3⃣Course 6 Junior James McGaa with his team at Discovery, one of South Africa’s largest insurance companies. James worked in the company’s telematics division. --- 4⃣GTL-South Instructors with key MISTI-Africa implementing partners. From left to right: ISASA Executive Director Lebogang Montjane, Course 2 Senior Daly Wettermark, Course 9 Sophomore Quilee Simeon, Deputy Vice Chancellor of Wits University Prof. Zeblon Vilakazi, Course 9 PhD Jenna Aronson, Course 20 Senior Zuly Mamat, Course 6 Junior Jeba Sania, Course 6 ＋ 15 Senior Bruke Kifle. --- 5⃣Course 6 Senior Tosin Olabinjo interned with Uliza this IAP. Uliza provides voice recognition and translation services for businesses that need localized content for Africa and Asia.

TOMORROW at 4:30 in 32-124 (Stata) - MIT-Russia presents: Rap and politics in Russia: Performing Sincerity, Staging Revolt.

THANK YOU to everyone who donated to MISTI yesterday during the #MIT24 challenge! We were able to reach both challenge goals and fund more opportunities for faculty and students abroad.

Check out the new blogs on mistiblogs.com to read reflections from our four IAP IdentityX Ambassadors! #myMISTI #IdentityX

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