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Standing Out Among the Sea of Strangers

July 24, 2019July 24, 2019 mistiblogs

By: Sophia Mittman
Class of 2022 | Materials Science and Engineering
Research – Italy Continue reading Standing Out Among the Sea of Strangers

Through the Lens: From Jordan to South Africa

February 12, 2019February 14, 2019 mistiblogs

By: Jeba Sania
Class of 2020 | Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Global Teaching Labs (GTL) – South Africa
Continue reading Through the Lens: From Jordan to South Africa

Wherever You Go

September 5, 2018September 13, 2018 mistiblogs

By: Carrie Watkins
Class of 2019 | Masters in City Planning
Internship – The Netherlands Continue reading Wherever You Go

Between Temples, Mosques and Churches: Religion in India

September 4, 2018September 13, 2018 mistiblogs

By: Yara Jabbour Al Maalouf
Class of 2019 | Chemical-Biological Engineering
Internship – India Continue reading Between Temples, Mosques and Churches: Religion in India

What Does This Say About Me?

August 14, 2018September 13, 2018 mistiblogs

By: Carrie Watkins
Class of 2019 | Masters in City Planning
Internship – The Netherlands Continue reading What Does This Say About Me?

In and Out of Context: The Freedom of Fitting Into Boxes

July 9, 2018September 13, 2018 mistiblogs

By: Carrie Watkins
Class of 2019 | Masters in City Planning
Internship – The Netherlands Continue reading In and Out of Context: The Freedom of Fitting Into Boxes

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Ever wondered what Global Startup Labs is like from the perspective of a student? GSL Uganda participant Martin T. wrote about his experience week-by-week over on Medium. Check it out through the link in bio!

The experiences MISTI facilitates are not possible without the extended generosity of not only our partners, but our students, alumni, and parents as well! We appreciate those who choose to pay it forward, and on this #GivingTuesday, now is a better time than ever to do so. If MISTI has positively made a difference in your or someone you know's education, donate today and help us continue providing global, transformational, and cost-neutral opportunities to @mitstudents. Give whatever you can, share your stories, and spread the message of what MISTI has to offer. Thank you for all the support! Link in bio to donate. . . . . #GoMISTI #MIT @mistimitisrael @mit_india @mitfrance @mit_denmark @misti_japan @mitbrazil

Mgcini "Keith" Phuthi ’19 spent his summer in Sierra Leone, where he developed projects that made an impact on the country's education policy. He thought that it wouldn't have been possible to synthesize his passions in physics, mechanical engineering, and education, but managing director of MISTI-Africa Ari Jacobovits was able to find Keith a good match at the Directorate of Science, Technology and Innovation; where alum David Moinina Sengeh SM ’12, PhD ’16 is the chief innovation officer. Read the rest of the story through the link in bio! #GoMISTI

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