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Vol.XXXV No. 4May/June 2023

Congratulations to our Graduates of the Years of the Pandemic

The Editorial Board of the MIT Faculty Newsletter
MIT’s Faculty values and takes particular pride in the accomplishments of your Class of 2023, who have overcome unprecedented stresses in the path to graduation. Many of us find it...

Vol.XXXV No. 4May/June 2023

Reflecting as a Student

Christopher Noble
To The Faculty Newsletter: Concerning Craig Carter’s article, “Never Mind the Firehose, You Can’t Even Lead Them to Water” (MIT Faculty Newsletter, November/December 2022): I am not an expert at...

Vol.XXXV No. 4May/June 2023

Commentary on “Never Mind the Firehose, You Can’t Even Lead Them to Water”

Lauren Carethers
To The Faculty Newsletter: This article was very upsetting for me to read. I think it makes vast assumptions about the character and intellect of MIT’s student body without the...

Vol.XXXV No. 4May/June 2023

The Brave New World of Higher Education

Daniel W. Stroock
In one capacity or another, I have spent all but the first of my 83 years at school. Until I was 26, I was a student. As such, I thought...

Vol.XXXV No. 3January-April 2023

Dealing with the Lack of Student Engagement in Lectures

Richard de Neufville
In his article, “Never Mind the Firehose, You Can’t Even Lead Them to Water” (MIT Faculty Newsletter, November/December 2022), Craig Carter correctly confronts us with the fact that many of...

Vol.XXXV No. 4May/June 2023

Are MIT Faculty Serious About Addressing AI Bias?

Bernhardt L. Trout
Together with MIT students, staff, and non-MIT colleagues, I recently made an educational video on the ethics of AI bias. It was posted over a month ago on MIT’s OCW...

Vol.XXXV No. 4May/June 2023

MIT Staff Emergency Hardship Fund Offers Grants to Those in Need

Since its establishment in April 2020, the MIT Staff Emergency Hardship Fund has provided financial relief to nearly 430 staff and postdoctoral scholars, and has proven to be a vital...

Vol.XXXV No. 4May/June 2023

Mary C. Fuller New Chair of the Faculty

Newsletter Staff
Professor Mary C. Fuller will succeed Lily Tsai as Chair of the Faculty on July 1, 2023, after serving as Chair-elect during the current academic year. Mary is Professor of...

Vol.XXXV No. 4May/June 2023

Neither Fire Nor Ice – Just Chatter

Haynes Miller
Once upon a time we worried that the computer would take over our spaceship, or our job. Now computers, armed with novel artificial intelligence algorithms, threaten apocalypse through something much...
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