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MIT Science Policy Initiative
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![CORRECTION: our first career panel is TODAY at 4 pm! Check out the link in our bio for panelists and zoom link!]()
![Hey SPI! Interested in a career in science policy? Join us for career panels with MIT alumni on April 14th and 26th at 4 pm. Check out the link in our bio for a list of panelists and Zoom links!]()
![Please join SPI for a SCIENCE POLICY SOCIAL with Harvard and Northeastern next Monday, 12/4!
📅 When: Monday 12/4 at 6 pm
📍 Where: Lehman Hall at Harvard University
🙆‍♀️ Who: all MIT affiliates interested in science policy and meeting folks wi]()
![Join SPI and MIT Libraries for a panel on Policy Making and Public Engagement, followed by dinner! Hear from local public officials, community activists, and experts in public policy. We will discuss how Institute members can use their research skill]()
![MIT SPI is excited to announce a fall journal club we’re hosting in collaboration with @mit_spr focused on access to technology! Join us on October 5th for free pizza and a discussion of prosthetics access and One Laptop Per Child. Learn more a]()
The MIT Science Policy Initiative, founded in 2007, is a group of postdocs, graduate, and undergraduate students who work closely with the MIT DC Office and other science policy advocates to foster discourse between the scientists of tomorrow and policy-makers of today.
We believe that early career scientists and engineers can benefit by learning about and engaging with the world of science policy and legislation, and provide opportunities and resources to do so. Postdocs and students in our programs not only learn how our national leaders make and legislate their science policies, but also get valuable on-the-Hill advocacy experience.