Undergraduate students currently living off-campus or in a fraternity, sorority, or independent living group, who would like to move back to campus should join the Housing Waiting List. Offers are made throughout the year as space becomes available.
Off-campus offers are prioritized at the beginning of each semester.
The CARMA program is sponsored by the AILG and if you are interested in participating, please contact Bob Ferrara, senior director in DSL, or Jacob Oppenheimer, assistant director for FSILGs.
Yes. Once you have been completed PartySafePlus Online and Scenarios you do not need to do the program again. If you have completed an older version of the program (prior to Fall 2014), you will need to complete the new program.
Due to the group work and discussion aspects of the program at least 20 people must attend a session in order for it to be held successfully. Sessions may be cancelled in advance if not enough people sign up through the online registration system, or in the moment if not enough people show up to the presentation. If you sign-up for a certain session, please respect other participants and be there!
Yes. According to the IFC Risk Management policy, three-fourths of every chapter has to be PartySafePlus-trained at all times in order to hold events with alcohol. Completion both programs completes this requirement. Within residence halls, event hosts and sober moniters must be PartySafePlus trained to hold events. Additionally, specific residence hall might have additional percentage trained requirements to host events. Please check with your Area Director regarding specifics for your community.
Fraternity members should register here. Those students that reside in residence halls should contact their Area Director regarding the next available program. Currently, we are working with our other community members to refine the PartySafePlus program for their needs. Sorority and ILG members should contact the CDSA for more information.
The PartySafePlus online program is composed of slightly different content depending on your primary living community. As such slightly different programs are available for those in fraternities and those in residence halls. Regardless of your living community, please be sure to provide your name, MIT ID and organization when prompted to get credit for completeing the program.
