Student Funding and Awards

This prestigious program brings students and faculty members together for a series of monthly dinner seminars.

The Kelly-Douglas Fund supports undergraduate travel during IAP and summer.

The de Florez Fund supports approved humorous activities and initiatives that benefit the MIT community with funding.

PBK honors the nation’s most outstanding undergraduates in the liberal arts and sciences. MIT’s chapter annually elects approximately 90 students in their senior year.

Recipients of the James A. and Ruth Levitan Teaching Award in the School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences, are among the finest teachers at the Institute. This award is granted by student nomination only.

The Kelly-Douglas Fund for Research and Teaching supports graduate students in their teaching and research projects.

The de Florez Fund supports approved humorous activities and initiatives that benefit the MIT community with funding.

Humanities and social science graduate students enrolled at an accredited institution other than MIT can apply for these fellowships, which provide a 9-month appointment at MIT while students finish their dissertations.