Community

Engage@MIT provides a centralized location for all organizational information for the MIT community. Engage@MIT makes it easier than ever to get involved and connect with organizations all over campus.

The Graduate Association of Mechanical Engineers (GAME) represents current graduate students within the Mechanical Engineering Department at MIT.

The Graduate Student Coaching Program provides semester-long weekly coaching cohorts, accountability groups, events and workshops.

ME REFS is a group of ME graduate students formally trained as peer mediators by staff at Mediation@MIT. Their role is to support the ME graduate community and serve as a resource in dealing with stress and conflict in a safe, non-intimidating and confidential environment.

The MechE Alliance taps into the Department of Mechanical Engineering’s diverse and distinguished community to foster meaningful relationships between students, alumni, and industry partners. It connects members of the MechE community to support student career development, encourage alumni engagement such as mentoring, and develop industrial collaborations for education and research.

MechE ENGAGE is a guided peer mentorship program providing new graduate students with knowledge, support and networking to succeed during graduate study at MIT MechE, and beyond. 

MEGAWomen is the association of graduate women in MIT’s Department of Mechanical Engineering.

Melanated MechE is forming an organization to maintain and build connections between Black-identifying MechE graduate students, alumni, and faculty, as well as open pathways for other members of the MIT MechE community to connect with and better understand members of the aforementioned subcommunity.

MIT MakerWorkshop is a student-run makerspace at MIT where a community of students, faculty, and staff work on any project from research-and-classes to hobbies-and-gifts.