Policies & Resources
Explore our comprehensive database of policies and resources for all things student life. Find essential information and support to navigate your academic journey and enrich your campus experience.
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Room Assignment and Move-In Design
Cindy Barnhart and Suzy Nelson embarked on an exercise with student leaders and house teams to consider ways to improve MIT’s room-assignment and move-in processes.
Sexual Assault Support Resources
If you or someone you know is a victim of sexual assault or misconduct, you can access a wide variety of on-campus, local, and national resources that offer support and assistance.
Smoking in Residence Halls
Smoking is prohibited in all areas of MIT residence halls.
Smudging Policy
MIT Policy for the Burning of Material Offerings for Ceremonial, Cultural, Traditional, or Religious Observance (“Smudging Policy”)
SOLE Help Hours
Student organization officers or members looking for one-on-one guidance, advising, or support are encouraged to schedule an appointment with a SOLE staff member.
Spending Student Organization Funds
How student organizations can expend the funds they receive from MIT.
Student Accommodation Policies and Procedures
Disability and Access Services is responsible for ensuring that students with disabilities are provided reasonable accommodations (academic adjustments, auxiliary aids and services).
Student Organization Accountability
Expectations of student organization leaders and members: community standards and fostering a culture of accountability and respect.
Suicide Prevention
Summer Program & Conference Housing Policies
Everything summer program and conference guests need to know about staying at MIT. All guests agree to abide by these policies when their group submits their housing agreement.
Tents for Events
Tents require planning 30+ days in advance. CAC can help with rental, setup, and breakdown.
Umbrella Organizations
While MIT encourages collaboration on shared interests, all student organizations operate as separate, independent entities.
Use of Ceremonial Wine
ORSEL allows religious groups the limited use of ceremonial wine.
Use of Classroom Equipment
MIT classrooms are available for use by student organizations, and all users must abide by all Registrar’s Office policies when using them.
Use of Classrooms for Events
MIT classrooms are available for use by student organizations, and all users must abide by all Registrar’s Office policies when using them.
Veterans Resources
Weapons and Dangerous Objects in Residence Halls
Weapons and dangerous objects are prohibited in residence halls