MIT Chemistry Virtual Open House Events for Prospective PhD Students

19 October 2021

We are writing to ask for your help in spreading the word about our upcoming Virtual Open House events for prospective PhD students at MIT Chemistry. Included in this open house will be three interactive and informative panels, as well as social hours with our student groups. Information about these events can be found below:

Department Panel
Featuring Department Head Troy Van Voorhis, Diversity Equity and Inclusion Officer EmmaLee Pallai, and members of the Quality of Life Committee and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee
Date: Monday, October 25 at 5:00-6:00 pm EST (Boston time)

Student Group Social Hours
Featuring MIT Chemistry Student Groups Women+ in Chemistry (WIC+)Chemistry Alliance for Diversity and Inclusion (CADI)Chemistry Graduate Student Committee (CGSC), and Chemistry Resources for Easing Friction and Stress (ChemREFS)
Date: Wednesday, October 27 at 4:00-5:00 pm EST (Boston time)

Research Panel
Featuring Professors Gabriela Schlau-Cohen, Alex Shalek, Dan Suess, Alison Wendlandt, and Bin Zhang
Date: Thursday, October 28 at 3:00-4:30 pm EST (Boston time)

Admissions Panel
Featuring Past and Present Members of the Admissions Committee 
Date: More information forthcoming; please check our Registration Site for the most up to date information

Registration for our Virtual Open House is due the day before each event and can be found here. Participants only need to register once; once a participant has been added to the email list, they will be included in all future communications about this year’s Virtual Open House events.

Participation neither obligates students to apply for our PhD program nor guarantees consideration for study at MIT. Log-in details for the event will be sent on the morning of each panel following registration. This event is targeted towards applicants underrepresented in the chemical sciences who are interested in pursuing a PhD in Chemistry at MIT. We hope that this open house will be useful while prospective students prepare applications for our PhD program.

Information about applying to our PhD program can be found at the Application Process and FAQ pages. After reviewing, please direct any questions to chemgradeducation@mit.edu.

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