Daniel Hastings
http://due.mit.edu

Building 7-133

The Office of the Dean for Undergraduate Education (DUE) is focused on assuring the quality of the educational experience of MIT students with a particular responsibility for enhancing undergraduate education. This encompasses student-focused as well as faculty-focused educational initiatives throughout the Institute. These initiatives include:

• Recruiting and enrolling students who can thrive at MIT.
• Ensuring access and affordability without regard to financial need.
• Increasing student diversity at all educational levels.
• Preparing students for the transition to college through pre-enrollment summer programs, freshman advising, and learning communities.
• Partnering with faculty in developing and coordinating the undergraduate curriculum.
• Helping students succeed through mentors, advisors and effective learning strategies.
• Advancing educational innovation through educational technology and research in learning.
• Promoting and expanding global educational opportunities.
• Encouraging hands-on experiential learning.
• Supporting student career development.
   

The following offices report through the Dean for Undergraduate Education:

• Admissions
• Global Education and Career Development (GECD)
• Office of Educational Innovation and Technology (OEIT)
• Office of Experiential Learning including Concourse, the Edgerton Center, and Terrascope
• Experimental Study Group (ESG)
• Office of Faculty Support (OFS)
• Office of Minority Education (OME)
• Office of Undergraduate Advising and Academic Programming (UAAP)
• Registrar
• ROTC
• Student Financial Services (SFS)
• Teaching and Learning Laboratory (TLL)