Please join us at the upcoming MIT Ukraine Info Session for students, staff and faculty!

The goal of this session, co-sponsored by the MIT-Ukraine Program and the PKG Center, is to bring together diverse MIT stakeholders to brainstorm ideas of how we can create more projects supporting Ukraine in these history-defining times.  Using the MIT models of UROP, MISTI, and the PKG Center, we are looking to connect the MIT community and our colleagues in Ukraine (working at NGOs, government and business enterprises) through relevant and meaningful projects.  We will also provide a brief update on MIT-Ukraine initiatives implemented thus far and talk about internships, courses, and academic exchange opportunities available this academic year.

Please save the date and join us for insightful discussion, community building, and delicious Ukrainian baked goods.  RSVP by filling out this quick form.

You are especially welcome you if you:

• teach and have ideas about projects that students could help you with through UROPS, PKG social impact programs, or MISTI Ukraine Internships;
• study at MIT and have ideas for projects and would like to involve others through internships, UROPs, projects for courses you are taking, events around campus;
• work at MIT and want to be involved in projects in specific labs and learning centers;
• have connections to potential partners in Ukraine with whom we can collaborate.

For more information, please contact:

               Svitlana Krasynska, Program Manager, MIT-Ukraine, svitkras@mit.edu 

               Elizabeth Wood, Professor of History and Faculty Director, MIT-Ukraine, elizwood@mit.edu 

               Alison Hynd, Assistant Dean, the Priscilla K Gray Public Service Center, hynd@mit.edu