As the end of June approaches, the Office of Records and the Office of the Recording Secretary are planning for the close of the fiscal year. When communicating with donors or receiving gifts, please keep in mind the following deadlines.
News Archive
Sun, 05/13/2018
There are so many ways today to get the word out about events and announcements, with social media often leading the way. If you have an MIT activity or notice you'd like to publicize widely, don't overlook another option that gets a lot of views: the feature stories on...
Wed, 04/18/2018
Information Systems and Technology (IS&T) has licensed and supports a number of tools that enable remote working and collaboration. The department recommends that MIT community members adopt a...
Sun, 03/18/2018
Is a situation in your office making you uncomfortable? Do you think it might violate MIT policy? Unsure where to report this?
Tue, 02/20/2018
Got email? Then you've seen more than your share of unwanted messages, otherwise known as spam. But what you get in your inbox just scratches the surface. Behind the scenes...
Wed, 01/24/2018
Does your Department, Lab, or Center frequently use forms that require signatures - for example, contracts or student waivers? Then a service called DocuSign can ease your paper chase; Information Systems and Technology (IS&T) licenses DocuSign for Business for use by the MIT community.
Thu, 11/30/2017
At MIT, that can mean last-minute philanthropic gifts from donors aiming to make the December 31st tax deadline. But whether the gift is part of an end-of-year tax strategy or an act of generosity, all gifts of $2,000 or more, now or at any time of the year, should go straight to the Office of...
Thu, 10/19/2017
It was the best kind of Friday the 13th. The annual poster session, “Collaborating for MIT’s Future,” once again connected colleagues from across the Institute as they learned about the good work being done by and for the community –...
Mon, 10/16/2017
An upcoming audit can naturally bring up many questions such as: Why was my group selected? How should I prepare for an audit? How do audits work? Our new Audit Division website strives to answer these questions and take the myth out of who we...
Tue, 09/05/2017
What should you do with old packing peanuts, used light bulbs, oily pizza boxes, and more? In this 10-minute course, learn how to sort most items you would want to dispose of while at MIT. The course focuses on four key areas: "single stream" recycling, special recycling, composting, and trash...
- 1 of 13
- next ›