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Home | September/October 2024 | Trend of Women Faculty, Postdocs, and Students
In this Issue
Editorial
Return to the “Unprecedented”
The Editorial Board of the MIT Faculty Newsletter
How the Rights of MIT Student Protesters Were Undermined (And How to Fix Things Moving Forward)
Marah Gubar
MIT’s New Chapter of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP)
Sally Haslanger, on behalf of the MIT AAUP Executive Committee
From The Faculty Chair
Governance and How to Use It: Some MIT Case Studies
Mary C. Fuller
On Being a Head of House
John E. Fernández, Malvina M. Lampietti
A Message From the Keepers of the Pulse of the MIT Faculty
Roger Levy, Yossi Sheffi
Living By Our Values
Or Hen, Ernest Fraenkel
Stopping Climate Change: A MITEI Perspective
William H. Green
Four Elected, One Re-elected to FNL Editorial Board
MIT Numbers
Trend of Women Faculty, Postdocs, and Students
September/October 2024Vol. XXXVII No. 1
MIT Numbers

Trend of Women Faculty, Postdocs, and Students

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