Policies & Resources

Event Registration for Student Organizations

Register your event to coordinate with MIT partners and services to guide you through a smooth, successful experience.

Five Simple Steps for Student Event Planning

Planning a successful event requires creativity, coordination, and attention to detail. Starting early is key, and you don’t have to do it alone. SOLE is here to help bring your event ideas to life.

FSILG Organization Extension Policy

The formal process by which a new or returning FSILG may seek recognition by MIT.

Incident Report Form

This form is used to submit a report alleging that an MIT student or student organization has violated Institute policy.

MIT Student Organization Handbook

A guide to accessing the privileges and fulfilling the responsibilities of being part of a student organization at MIT. Together, we can keep our community strong, inclusive, and accountable.

Nondiscrimination and Membership Access

Student organizations should update constitutions, webpages, and social media to state that groups and events are open to all MIT community members.

Postering and Chalking Policies

This policy outlines guidelines for the use of paper event posters, chalking, and other related forms of promotion.

Residence Hall Guidelines for Events with Alcohol Service

Rights and Responsibilities of Recognized FSILG Organizations

MIT FSILG Relationship Statement

Student Organization Accountability 

Expectations of student organization leaders and members: community standards and fostering a culture of accountability and respect.