Resources
OME Resources
In addition to our many programs and services, the Office of Minority Education (OME) Deans also provide free, confidential advising for the support and enrichment of your MIT experience. You are welcome to make an appointment with the Deans at any time by contacting the OME at 617.253.5010 or ome [at] mit.edu (omemit[at]mit[dot]edu). We can also provide information about referrals to other supportive offices at MIT.
Video Library
Please visit the video library to see OME program overviews, events, and more!
MIT Offices
- Admissions
- Career Advising and Professional Development (CAPD)
- Division of Student Life (DSL)
- MIT Medical
- Office of Engineering and Outreach Programs (OEOP)
- Office Graduate Education (OGE)
- Office of the Vice Chancellor (OVC)
- Registrar's Office
- Office of the First Year
- Student Financial Services (SFS)
- Student Support Services (S3)
- Teaching and Learning Laboratory (TLL)
- Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP)
MIT Resources
The Mind and Hand Book
Academic Integrity Handbook
Where to Turn to For Help, Just Ask
The idea behind ask.mit is that you shouldn’t have to think about where to turn to for help, just ask, and we will help you get to the right resource. After you ask your question, a Student Support and Wellbeing team member will respond within the next business day and will stay in touch with you to ensure your question gets answered or you get referred to the right resource.
Stress and Time Management
A podcast series on health-related topics that matter to the MIT Community.
Other Resources
Microaggressions
- Overcoming Microaggressions, Crushing Your Goals and Being Successful (article), Dianne Green, ADP
- How to Respond to Microaggressions (video), Dianne Green, ADP
- How to Handle Microaggressions (article), Elena Richards, PwC
Women in STEM
An editorial exploration on the state of women in STEM with several interviews from women in the industry and a collection of scholarships
Career Guide for STEM
Featuring paths of study, specializations, job options, as well as an interview with a woman with 23 years of experience working in STEM
Women in Computing
Changing the Curve: Women in Computing
datascience@berkeley explores the history and influence of women in computing, and reviews the state of the gap between women and men in computing today.
Resources for Women in Computer Technology
This article reviews the history of women in computer science, current opportunities for women, and resources to help women explore and grow in computer science fields.
