MIT Club of Central Florida

elcome. You can now visit us at our new website. The MIT Club of Central Florida provides a way for MIT alumni and alumnae in Central Florida to get to know each other and build on their common interest in MIT. Membership is open to Alumni/ae, spouses of deceased Alumni/ae, and designated affiliates of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
he club is also interested in promoting greater awareness of MIT in Central Florida. Prospective students, their parents and other friends of the Institute are invited to join in our activities. The officers of the club welcome your interest. Please read the letter of invitation from our president.
he MIT Club of Central Florida offers stimulating programs and activities usually related to MIT or science and engineering. Read our bylaws. See photos and descriptions of some of our previous activities. A complete list is here.
uture and current activies include:

December 1st, 2005, Thursday 7:00P.M. to 9:00PM. Location TBA.
All-Ivy Holiday Party

"Behind-The-Scenes" KSC Tour. Date and Time TBA.

For additional information on any of these events, please contact Mark Lee.
The club also publishes an occasional newsletter of its activities.
e are pleased to use this home page to present profiles of distinguished members of our club,
     Craig F. Cheng, MIT '40
                  Lionel S. Goldring, Ph.D., MIT '50, our first president
                  Herman Staudt, MIT '68
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The MIT Alumni Travel Program offers exciting travel opportunities. Call them at 1-800-992-6749 or visit their web site at http://alum.mit.edu/lt/travel/.

The MIT Alumni/ae Association has a toll-free number, 1-800-MIT-1865, that can connect you with any of the alumni offices.

f you want to learn more about MIT, visit the MIT home page. While there, visit the MIT laboratories and discover the exciting research going on. Prospective students should visit the Admissions Office page. Alums should explore the resources on the MIT Alumni/ae Association pages. Course codes and what they mean (thanks to the San Diego club.) On the lighter side, discover some of the pranks pulled by MIT students at The MIT Hack Gallery (including the wonderful April Fool's hack of the MIT's home page, Disney Buys MIT!)
f you are moving to Central Florida or just coming for a visit, there is a multitude of information on the web about the area. A good place to start is About: Orlando or the Convention & Visitors Bureau.

MIT Club of Central Florida
e-mail: mlee@alum.mit.edu

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