Equitable COVID-19 Relief at MIT


This open letter was drafted by current PhD students from every MIT school to call for funding guarantees as COVID-19 circulates worldwide. We welcome support from MIT graduate students AND any faculty, staff, postdoc, or undergraduate allies. Our associated organization, MIT COVID Relief, is also advocating on behalf of the broader MIT community for equitable COVID-19 response in all forms. 

Contact: mitcovidrelief@gmail.com
Twitter: @MITCovidRelief

UPDATE 7/12/2020 - STATEMENT ON SUPPORT FOR INTERNATIONAL AND IMMIGRANT COMMUNITIES AT MIT
To our supporters:
Since the pandemic began, MIT COVID Relief has been fighting for funding parity and other critical support for students experiencing degree delays, increased care obligations, stalled research, or remote work issues. As we have tried to understand and solve funding precarity issues, we have learned how these issues are exacerbated by visa insecurity that all international students face. This is especially true for late-stage international students in underfunded departments who find their visa status and inability to make a living wage deeply intertwined. Our advocacy on these issues has secured a commitment from the Provost to backstop all graduate student funding needs. However, that guarantee is worth little until we see the administration follow through with both the funding and visa security that we need.

Now, international and immigrant communities have been made even more precarious by ICE’s cruel and politically motivated July 6 announcement forcing international students to choose between COVID exposure or deportation. While we are encouraged to see Harvard and MIT quickly bring legal challenges against the Trump administration, MIT’s grad students still do not have the support, information, and security that is needed in this challenging moment. President Reif has said that international students are unequivocally welcome at MIT. Being “welcome” is not enough if international students are not adequately supported once they join the MIT community. 
We fully support the current open letter written by MIT international grad students to create greater security for students through declaring MIT a sanctuary campus; resisting anything but minimal compliance with ICE; and providing clear legal guidance to affected immigrant communities. After collecting concerns from international student groups, we believe it is necessary that MIT meets the following additional demands: 
  1. Clear and consistent communication with the entire campus community. There is consistently a gap between what MIT administration knows and what the student body affected knows. It is imperative to close that gap.
  2. Immediately establish a hotline for immigration questions or emergency situations. Our colleagues at Harvard have such a resource which has proven invaluable for supporting their students forced to navigate the politically fraught US immigration system. MIT can and must do the same.
  3. Guarantee that all students affected by these changes will be supported in resuming their studies and work. Should any students be forced to leave, MIT must guarantee they will be allowed to re-enroll, continue to work with their advisor, and regain lost funding sources. 

We naturally hope that the lawsuit against the Trump administration is successful and encourage students to support these efforts by submitting their personal testimonies to the GSC for their amicus brief and ongoing advocacy. While we hope for the best, we must prepare for the worst. We can only truly plan for the worst under such uncertainty if MIT will make guarantees for the holistic security of our international community now. If you would like to get in contact, please reach out to MITCovidRelief@gmail.com or @MITCovidRelief on Twitter. Join us to bring international students together, raise our shared concerns, and fight against these attacks on our campus and community! 

If you or your organization would like to sign on to this statement and demands, please add your endorsement here.


UPDATE 5/27/2020:
To our supporters:
After raising our collective concerns over the impact that the COVID-19 pandemic is having on the lives and work of grad students, we have been able to successfully ensure that all grad students at MIT who have lost their funding for the summer will be provided for, with the Provost helping meet funding gaps and a non-means-tested application. Additionally, for those students who have defended their thesis and risk entering an abysmal job market, a new “research specialist” status will ensure an ongoing position if their PI is willing to provide the funding. So many people across campus came together to voice our concerns - all of this is thanks to those efforts. Thank you all for that. 

We recognize, however, that uncertainty remains: around funding and research delays, and other impacts created or exacerbated by the pandemic. In the face of this uncertainty, in our meeting with the Provost, Chancellor, and Vice Chancellor this past week, we emphasized the  need for an institute-level, Provost-backed funding response. Such central support is necessary to ensure that COVID-related delays or hardships do not add a massive burden to students’ progress through their degrees. Our peer institutions, including Yale and Brown, have all made time-to-degree extensions of up to one year available to everyone.
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The Provost gave us a verbal guarantee that MIT will ensure that students' need for time-to-degree extensions will be accommodated. However, many cardinal details and particulars have remained unaddressed and must be discussed immediately. Over the coming weeks, we will be meeting with fellow students, department/program heads, and deans to understand the full impact of the pandemic on funding and research delays. We will then be bringing what we find, as well as our proposed solutions to these problems, back to the Provost, Chancellor, and VC to push further to meet the need exacerbated by his crisis. We welcome any and all grad students who want to join us in this advocacy, whether your concern is time-to-degree extensions, additional care obligations, threats to international student’s visa status, or safety for our return to campus. Please reach out to us at mitcovidrelief@gmail.com and follow our twitter @MITCovidRelief for more regular updates.
Dear President L. Rafael Reif, Provost Martin A. Schmidt, Vice Chancellor for Undergraduate and Graduate Education Ian A. Waitz, and MIT Dean’s Group, 

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced the closure of MIT, including its offices, labs, and libraries. Doctoral students face immense strains that threaten our ability to support ourselves and serve the MIT community, even as we continue to advance our research, defend dissertations, and teach classes remotely. We call on the Institute to account for how COVID-19 has drastically disrupted our lives and careers, and to take steps, outlined herein, to support us during this unprecedented crisis. 

Drastic Disruptions to MIT Doctoral Students’ Lives and Careers
On March 10, President L. Rafael Reif sent out the institute-wide message, which began students’ exodus from campus and the transition to online instruction. Graduate students have been instrumental in implementing new modes of teaching and learning since then, at the same time as we face immense uncertainty about our research, careers, and health and well-being. 

While we acknowledge that the Institute has implemented some measures to account for graduate student hardship, such as the Graduate Student Short-Term Emergency Fund, relocation grants, and the assurance of continued stipends, these steps fall short of what doctoral students need to succeed in our programs. We thus echo efforts by peer institutions and MIT’s own Graduate Student Council Stipend Working Group to secure expanded COVID-19 emergency relief. 

As doctoral students with guaranteed funding ranging from 8 to 12 months, we consider ourselves relatively fortunate to have a buffer against the broad economic contraction already underway. However, the timing and global scale of the pandemic impose dramatic impacts on the near-term and long-term plans of many doctoral students. Effectively, the global and domestic repercussions of COVID-19 have:
  • Reduced options for paid summer work or research. COVID-19 has disrupted external internships that normally fund students and diminished the reliability of secured internal funding sources associated with summer projects, such as MISTI. Students on sub-12-month compensation who depend on these options to meet basic expenses are especially impacted. This includes many DUSP, Architecture, and SHASS students, as well as a small number of Math students who would normally be supported by external work this summer. It also negatively affects first- and second-year students who need to gain experience in their field; and students who are graduating or are at the end of their funding packages. 
  • Suspended research for graduate students undertaking lab or human-subjects research, domestic or international fieldwork, or archival research. The Institute’s suspension of all human subjects research and MIT-sponsored travel, while prudent, puts on hold a wide range of research across MIT, threatening both timely degree completion and progression of our academic careers. Conditions are especially challenging for students who rely on extended off-site fieldwork, from departments in SHASS, SA+P, and Sloan. 
  • Destabilized external funding sources for the foreseeable future. Without a source of funding for tuition and stipend payments, many students would not be able to continue in their program. It is essential that students with outside funding sources receive the same guarantees of continued support that students receiving an RA or TA from MIT have been given if they lose their current or anticipated funding.
  • Disbanded forums to present research, which is curtailing our abilities to network in relevant scholarly and professional communities, and to receive feedback for the improvement of our research.
  • Disrupted work for those who must assume expanded caretaking roles such as for children, ill or elderly loved ones, or unemployed spouses, as well as for those experiencing stress or bereavement.
  • Posed serious threats to international students who face severe limitations on their ability to earn income outside MIT. International students also face unique difficulties which will hinder their ability to complete research or dissertations; enter the job market; obtain required visas or comply with visa regulations; or return to their home countries. 

Necessary Steps to Support MIT Doctoral Students
Near-term impacts will have a lasting effect on our ability to complete our doctoral programs as expected by our departments, some of which have limited funding periods ranging from 4 to 5 years. Regardless of the form of impact, typical milestones have been disrupted for all doctoral students at MIT and across the country. At minimum, MIT needs to implement the following measures to responsibly support its doctoral students in wake of the COVID-19 crisis:

  1. Guarantee internal summer funding for students on sub-12-month stipends who otherwise rely on external research grants or internships. These external opportunities have disappeared, leaving students on 8-, 9-, or 11-month stipends unsure of how they will afford to pay rent, buy food and necessities, and care for their families and loved ones. Students across underfunded programs cannot rely on OGE’s hardship fund alone for financial stability.  We urge MIT to provide internal funding for affected programs so they can allocate full summer stipends.
  2. Guarantee internal time-to-degree extensions for all doctoral students whose research has been negatively impacted or stalled. For these extensions, we ask that, at minimum, MIT:
    1. Provide an automatic one-year adjustment for all students who request it. This should be available to any students whose progress has been disrupted and who do not have access to any other sources of funding. This should take into account changed economic circumstances, lost external employment, and any other impacts of the pandemic. It should encompass tuition remission, teaching/research guarantees, and stipends.
    2. This automatic adjustment needs to be available to international students in ways that conform with visa regulations. For final-year international students, for example, it’s imperative to offer a delayed time-frame for graduation and/or allocate emergency funds to extend final-year international students’ support between May and December 2020. 
    3. Provide MIT Student Extended Insurance for all students who receive adjustments to their time-to-degree. 
  3. Improve communication channels for aid efforts. The administration needs to effectively communicate the variety of ways in which doctoral students can receive support, for example through platforms such as MIT Daily. They must also communicate timelines for these decisions; for students facing a summer with no stipend in a pandemic, these are not matters that can be indefinitely deferred.  
  4. Broaden and diversify student representation in organizing Institute-wide COVID-19 relief projects. This crisis will differentially impact various graduate student communities. It is imperative that decision-making reflect a broad range of graduate student concerns, such as those of international students or students with families. 

For faculty, MIT has acknowledged the full severity of the effects that the current public health crisis has had and will continue to have on all forms of academic research. In response to demands from professors and the example set by other universities, MIT has extended its tenure clock for junior faculty by one year, a move we applaud. In addition to analogous career disruptions, graduate students face immediate financial precarity as a result of COVID-19. In light of this crisis, we call on MIT to allocate all necessary financial resources for doctoral students to best succeed in our teaching and research.   

SIGNED


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  408. Todd Lensman, Economics
  409. Jerrod Wigmore, Aeronautics & Astronautics
  410. Kelsey Moran, Economics
  411. Tian Zhao, Civil and Environmental Engineering
  412. Mariia Tiurina, Management
  413. Alex Martin, Economics
  414. Cormac O'Neill, Mechanical Engineering
  415. Lucy Halperin, Aeronautics & Astronautics
  416. Andrew Cummings, Aeronautics & Astronautics
  417. Cory Frontin, Aeronautics & Astronautics
  418. Carol-Anne Rodrigues, Architecture
  419. Natasha Seelam, Chemical Engineering
  420. Carolyn Yang, Urban Studies and Planning
  421. Asia, Management
  422. Clare Abreu, Physics
  423. Gillian Micale, Materials Science & Engineering
  424. Yen Ting Wang, Chemical Engineering
  425. Raspberry Simpson, Nuclear Science and Engineering
  426. Sahana Vasudevan, Mathematics
  427. David Zhou, Brain and Cognitive Science
  428. Akshay Agarwal, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  429. Kayla Cummings, Other
  430. Srinivasa Pujari, Chemical Engineering
  431. Jacqueline, Biological Engineering
  432. Martina Uccioli, Economics
  433. Patrick McKeen, Aeronautics & Astronautics
  434. Emmanuel A. Codillo, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
  435. Cassandra Seltzer, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
  436. Yuntong Zhu, Materials Science & Engineering
  437. Mayara Felix, Economics
  438. Victor Orestes, Economics
  439. Advik Shreekumar, Economics
  440. Ali Ramadhan, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
  441. YiYu Zhang, Mathematics
  442. John Minnich, Political Science
  443. Anonymous, Materials Science & Engineering
  444. Raphael Rousseau-Rizzi, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
  445. Lyssa Freese, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
  446. Jaclyn Cho, Materials Science & Engineering
  447. Nina McMurry, Political Science
  448. Hao Zhang, Political Science
  449. Eghbal Hosseini, Brain and Cognitive Science
  450. Henri Drake, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
  451. Adam Harris, Economics
  452. Elizabeth K. Parker-Magyar, Political Science
  453. Alexandra Jones, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
  454. Mason Rogers, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
  455. Anca Patricia Anghel, Economics
  456. Viola Corradini, Economics
  457. Regina Apodaca, Aeronautics & Astronautics
  458. Haoxue Yan, Materials Science & Engineering
  459. Shalini Gupta, Biology
  460. Julian Rippy, Political Science
  461. Benjamin Tasistro-Hart, Architecture
  462. Julian Geltman, Architecture
  463. Marlis Denk-Lobnig, Biology
  464. Elizabeth Saari Browne, Architecture
  465. Michaela Fendrock, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
  466. Chelsea Hodgkins, Urban Studies and Planning
  467. Brandon Scott, Architecture
  468. Rachel Szabo, Civil and Environmental Engineering
  469. Jenny Chen, Urban Studies and Planning
  470. Edu Gascon, Architecture
  471. Pierre Cuvilliers, Architecture
  472. Victoria Beja-Glasser, Brain and Cognitive Science
  473. Norhan Bayomi, Architecture
  474. Steven Kosovac, Architecture
  475. Isadora Dannin, Architecture
  476. Adrian Garcia, Civil and Environmental Engineering
  477. Manar Moursi, Architecture
  478. Eytan Levi, Architecture
  479. Junyi Chu, Brain and Cognitive Science
  480. Sophie Sun, Economics
  481. Arditha Auriyane, Architecture
  482. Tianyi Huang, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
  483. Gwen McKinley, Mathematics
  484. Jaleesa Trapp, Media Arts and Sciences
  485. James Hermus, Mechanical Engineering
  486. Fiona Aguilar, Biology
  487. Joleen Heiderich, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
  488. Loek Van Heyningen, Aeronautics & Astronautics
  489. Yuping Hsu, Architecture
  490. Sveta Makarova, Mathematics
  491. Aditi Gupta, Health Sciences and Technology
  492. Katie Halloran, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
  493. Maria Ronchi, Materials Science & Engineering
  494. Sarah Cowles, Chemical Engineering
  495. Katelyn Flick, Brain and Cognitive Science
  496. Blair Read, Political Science
  497. Paige Bollen, Political Science
  498. Demi Fang, Architecture
  499. Jasmine English, Political Science
  500. Sara Plana, Political Science
  501. Noah Germolus, Civil and Environmental Engineering
  502. Anum Mustafa, Political Science
  503. Haosheng Feng, Chemistry
  504. Stephanie Smelyansky, Chemistry
  505. Nicholas Intscher, Political Science
  506. Zeyu Chris Peng, Political Science
  507. Chloe Wittenberg, Political Science
  508. Jonathan Zong, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  509. Abhinav Gupta, Mechanical Engineering
  510. Tuğba Bozçağa, Political Science
  511. Stewart Jamieson, Aeronautics & Astronautics
  512. Ben Chang, Political Science
  513. Mikel Petri, Economics
  514. Sasha Land, Management
  515. Eveline Postelnicu, Materials Science & Engineering
  516. Alan Lundgard, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  517. Georgia Dimaki, Other
  518. Jonathon Brearley, Architecture
  519. Matthew Ledwidge, Architecture
  520. Jonathan Lin, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
  521. Mayumi Fukushima, Political Science
  522. Jacqueline Baidoo, Materials Science & Engineering
  523. Chinmay Kulkarni, Mechanical Engineering
  524. Santiago J Benavides, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
  525. Randi Williams, Media Arts and Sciences
  526. Aaron Michael West, Mechanical Engineering
  527. Vibhaa Sivaraman, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  528. Andy Halterman, Political Science
  529. Pedro Colon, Media Arts and Sciences
  530. Stephanie Kong, Chemical Engineering
  531. Zach Markovich, Political Science
  532. John Ryter, Materials Science & Engineering
  533. Taylor Baum, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  534. Tim McGrath, Aeronautics & Astronautics
  535. Magdelena Allen, Physics
  536. Darien Alexander Williams, Urban Studies and Planning
  537. Mel Isidor, Urban Studies and Planning
  538. Jessica Todd, Aeronautics & Astronautics
  539. Michael Coulombe, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  540. Danielle Orozco Cosio, Brain and Cognitive Science
  541. Zach Jensen, Materials Science & Engineering
  542. Sarah Muschinske, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  543. Xuan Luo, Architecture
  544. Matthew Cancian, Political Science
  545. Kunal Singh, Political Science
  546. Ramon Weber, Media Arts and Sciences
  547. Garima Sharma, Economics
  548. Emily Wu, Mechanical Engineering
  549. Suzanne Harris-Brandts, Urban Studies and Planning
  550. Elba Alonso-Monsalve, Physics
  551. Colleen, Urban Studies and Planning
  552. Mariana Liebman-Pelaez, Architecture
  553. Nof N., Architecture
  554. Cory Adkins, Political Science
  555. Peter Cummings, Political Science
  556. Charu Sharma, Architecture
  557. Nathan Wang, Chemical Engineering
  558. Zachary Burdette, Political Science
  559. Tomoya Sasaki, Political Science
  560. Evan, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  561. Jennifer Wang, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  562. Dorothy Tang, Urban Studies and Planning
  563. Karthik Akkiraju, Materials Science & Engineering
  564. Jungwoo Chun, Urban Studies and Planning
  565. Sunanda Sharma, Media Arts and Sciences
  566. S. Atkins, Political Science
  567. Eleanor Freund, Political Science
  568. Binzhe Wang, Urban Studies and Planning
  569. Asmaa Elgamal, Urban Studies and Planning
  570. Carmelo Ignaccolo, Urban Studies and Planning
  571. Jesus Ricardo Alvarez Felix, Urban Studies and Planning
  572. Anna Waldman-Brown, Urban Studies and Planning
  573. Babak Manouchehrifar, Urban Studies and Planning
  574. Yonah Freemark, Urban Studies and Planning
  575. Joshua Fishman, Mechanical Engineering
  576. Kathi Hoebel, Health Sciences and Technology
  577. Sheng, Chemistry
  578. Jasmine, Physics
  579. Caris Moses, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  580. Nicole Tang, Architecture
  581. Jonars Spielberg, Urban Studies and Planning
  582. Hsin-Yu Lai, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  583. Nicole Wilson, Political Science
  584. Stuart Russell, Political Science
  585. Wright Smith, Political Science
  586. Parth Patel, Physics
  587. SN, Biological Engineering
  588. Melinda Chen, Health Sciences and Technology
  589. Angie Jo, Political Science
  590. Raymond Wang, Political Science
  591. Katie Lewis, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  592. Nancy D Valladares, Architecture
  593. Silvia Danielak, Urban Studies and Planning
  594. Sarah Fay, Mechanical Engineering
  595. Denise Tellbach, Mechanical Engineering
  596. Chelsea Barabas, Media Arts and Sciences
  597. Tracey Nilsen-Ames, Management
  598. Adam Kaplan, Political Science
  599. Eesha Khare, Materials Science & Engineering
  600. Esteban Fernandez, Political Science
  601. Mary Strawser, Mechanical Engineering
  602. Nicholas Barry, Media Arts and Sciences
  603. Ryan Aasen, Architecture
  604. S. Johnson, Media Arts and Sciences
  605. Judith Amores, Media Arts and Sciences
  606. Titan Hartono, Mechanical Engineering
  607. Devora Najjar, Media Arts and Sciences
  608. Yan Zhang, Media Arts and Sciences
  609. Kirby Ledvina, Civil and Environmental Engineering
  610. Caroline White-Nockleby, Science, Technology, and Society
  611. Nancy D Valladares, Architecture
  612. Amanuella Mengiste, Chemistry
  613. Morgan Blecins, Aeronautics & Astronautics
  614. Eva Golos, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
  615. Neha Kapate, Health Sciences and Technology
  616. Lynced Torres, Architecture
  617. Elizabeth Choe, Biological Engineering
  618. Carmelo Presicce, Media Arts and Sciences
  619. Dahlia Klein, Physics
  620. Debbie Zhuang, Chemical Engineering
  621. Amber Kim, Urban Studies and Planning
  622. Bianca Datta, Media Arts and Sciences
  623. Liang Li, Institute for Data, Systems, and Society
  624. Meggan Davis, Management
  625. Wonyoung So, Urban Studies and Planning
  626. Amy Xiao, Biological Engineering
  627. Sarah Southerland, Mechanical Engineering
  628. Ziyuan Zhu, Architecture
  629. Mallory Ringham, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
  630. Mariana Medrano, Architecture
  631. Ari Galper, Management
  632. Liz, Other
  633. Sun Jung Park, Urban Studies and Planning
  634. Lilly Chin, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  635. Karen Scott, Management
  636. Olivia Young, Health Sciences and Technology
  637. Brittany Bond, Management
  638. Bryn R., Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  639. Elise Newman, Linguistics and Philosophy
  640. Maria, Biology
  641. Patrick M Niedzielski, Linguistics and Philosophy
  642. Tracy Kelley, Linguistics and Philosophy
  643. Danfeng Wu, Linguistics and Philosophy
  644. Brian Baik, Management
  645. Cristina Torres Cabán, Biological Engineering
  646. Abdul-Razak Sulemana, Linguistics and Philosophy
  647. Julia Field, Urban Studies and Planning
  648. Grace Ahlqvist, Chemistry
  649. Rachel Anderson, Biology
  650. Lauren Clarke, Chemical Engineering
  651. Christina Nguyen, Management
  652. Diana Sverdlin, Economics
  653. Radhika Singh, Urban Studies and Planning
  654. Nicholas Kelly, Urban Studies and Planning
  655. Shin Bin Tan, Urban Studies and Planning
  656. Shekhar Chandra, Urban Studies and Planning
  657. Elise Harrington, Urban Studies and Planning
  658. Caroline Nielsen, Chemical Engineering
  659. Gustavo Aguiar, Nuclear Science and Engineering
  660. Anton Kukhto, Linguistics and Philosophy
  661. Alia Hidayat, Biology
  662. Dan Traficonte, Urban Studies and Planning
  663. Johanna Barbour, Chemistry
  664. Peter Sharpe, Aeronautics & Astronautics
  665. Yash Sinha, Linguistics and Philosophy
  666. Becca Browder, Institute for Data, Systems, and Society
  667. Iago Bojczuk, Comparative Media Studies
  668. René García Franceschini, Institute for Data, Systems, and Society
  669. Chandler Squires, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  670. Afra Ansaria, Engineering Management
  671. Austin Kruger, Chemistry
  672. Lindsey Orgren, Chemistry
  673. Chuliang Song, Civil and Environmental Engineering
  674. Daniela Cocco Beltrame, Urban Studies and Planning
  675. Jessica Xu, Chemistry
  676. Danielle Pace, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  677. Matias Giannoni, Political Science
  678. Amanda Facklam, Biological Engineering
  679. Evans Wralstad, Chemistry
  680. Lucas Medeiros, Civil and Environmental Engineering
  681. Farri Gaba, Institute for Data, Systems, and Society
  682. Chun Hong Lo, Mathematics
  683. Safinah Ali, Media Arts and Sciences
  684. Guillermo Toral, Political Science
  685. Nina Lutz, Media Arts and Sciences
  686. Max Heinrich, Brain and Cognitive Science
  687. Willie Boag, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  688. Carolyn Fu, Management
  689. Stanislao Zompi, Linguistics and Philosophy
  690. Diviya Sinha, Chemical Engineering
  691. Rachel Esplin Odell, Political Science
  692. Amanda Margarita Cruz, Biology
  693. Patrick Aoude, Computational and Systems, Biology
  694. Junsu Jang, Media Arts and Sciences
  695. Enid M Cruz Colón, Physics
  696. Marjon Moulai, Physics
  697. Andrew Bahle, Brain and Cognitive Science
  698. Aubrey Simonson, Media Arts and Sciences
  699. Diep Nguyen, Computational and Systems Biology
  700. Xirui Wang, Physics
  701. Julian Stanley, Biology
  702. Tianyu Justin Yang, Physics
  703. Amir K., Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  704. Cole Hoffer, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  705. John Simonaitis, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  706. Daniel Mayer, Physics
  707. Mostafa Mohsenvand, Media Arts and Sciences
  708. Nicolas Rothbacher, Institute for Data, Systems, and Society
  709. David Rower, Physics
  710. Lena Downes, Aeronautics & Astronautics
  711. Tony Scott, Chemistry
  712. Tam Nguyen, Chemical Engineering
  713. Lama Aoudi, Institute for Data, Systems, and Society
  714. Carolyn Suh, Chemistry
  715. Suzanne Freeman, Political Science
  716. Kathleen Wang, Chemistry
  717. Dhruva Ganapathy, Physics
  718. Katie McGeough, Chemistry
  719. Kindle Williams, Chemical Engineering
  720. Gisselle Pombar, Chemistry
  721. Ben Lienhard, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  722. Andrew Miller, Political Science
  723. Stephan Stansfield, Mechanical Engineering
  724. Anika Ullah, Media Arts and Sciences
  725. Alex Brinson, Physics
  726. Felipe Moreno, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  727. R, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  728. Beili Hu, Physics
  729. James Mellody, Management
  730. Benjamin Reichelt, Physics
  731. Caolan John, Physics
  732. Anjie Gao, Physics
  733. Audrey Mang, Management
  734. Ben Stein-Lubrano, Physics
  735. Ethan Poskanzer, Management
  736. Natalie Eyke, Chemical Engineering
  737. Steven Cohen, Chemistry
  738. Charles Wan, Chemical Engineering
  739. Andrew Biedermann, Chemical Engineering
  740. Atharva Sahasrabudhe, Chemistry
  741. Jimin Yoon, Chemistry
  742. Sam Etkind, Chemistry
  743. Cagin Yunus, Physics
  744. Henry Kilgore, Chemistry
  745. Ryan Weller, Physics
  746. Ferrous Ward, Aeronautics & Astronautics
  747. Lilia Xie, Chemistry
  748. Ouail Kitouni, Physics
  749. Yasmeen Alfaraj, Chemistry
  750. Michael Noseworthy, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  751. Deepsing Syangtan, Chemistry
  752. Travis Marshall-Roth, Chemistry
  753. Thejas Wesley, Chemical Engineering
  754. Eric Metodiev, Physics
  755. Sarah Geller, Physics
  756. Patrick Komiske, Physics
  757. Angela Lee, Chemistry
  758. Shwetha Srinivasan, Chemistry
  759. Brian Graham, Chemistry
  760. Gwyneth Welch, Brain and Cognitive Science
  761. Chase Olsson, Chemistry
  762. Julius Oppenheim, Chemistry
  763. Tianyang Chen, Chemistry
  764. Jennifer Kaczmarek, Chemical Engineering
  765. Francis Reilly-Andújar, Brain and Cognitive Science
  766. Joy Zeng, Chemical Engineering
  767. Dmitro Martynowych, Chemistry
  768. Ardavan Farahvash, Chemistry
  769. Abigail Taussig, Chemical Engineering
  770. Mihika Prabhu, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  771. Ethan Marx, Physics
  772. Samuel LeutheusserPhysics
  773. Nathan Klein, Chemistry
  774. Michael Payne, Chemistry
  775. Josh Brunner, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  776. Patrick Asinger, Chemical Engineering
  777. Geoffrey Mo, Physics
  778. Emily Crabb, Physics
  779. Mike G., Chemistry
  780. Chun Man Chow, Chemical Engineering
  781. Kasturi Shah, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
  782. Sydney Sroka, Mechanical Engineering
  783. Matthias Ginterseder, Chemistry
  784. Jennifer Karolewski, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
  785. Wencong Wang, Chemistry
  786. Atakan Hilmi Firat, Physics
  787. Mukund Gupta, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
  788. Alan Gaul, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
  789. Bola Malek, Physics
  790. Paul Neves, Physics
  791. Megan Tse, Biological Engineering
  792. Fiona Clerc, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
  793. Jason Andresen, Chemistry
  794. Richard Park, Materials Science & Engineering
  795. Mariel García-Montes, Science, Technology, and Society
  796. Ryan Cory-Wright, Other
  797. Nick Kamp, Physics
  798. Patricia Duenas, Architecture
  799. Hao Zhang, Political Science
  800. Helen Yao, Chemical Engineering
  801. Jason Jung Jae Kwon, Political Science
  802. Yitian Sun, Physics
  803. Yumeng Cao, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  804. Sam Gilmour, Other
  805. Jake Song, Materials Science & Engineering
  806. Clarence Lee, Architecture
  807. Aarón Montoya-Moraga, Media Arts and Sciences
  808. MJ Antonini, Health Sciences and Technology
  809. Jacob Jaffe, Political Science
  810. Elitza Koeva, Architecture
  811. Mari Saif, Chemistry
  812. Amina Matt, Materials Science & Engineering
  813. Juliette Alain, Materials Science & Engineering
  814. Jane Heyes, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  815. Junsang Moon, Materials Science & Engineering
  816. Anastasia Ostrowski, Media Arts and Sciences
  817. Soohyun Lim, Chemistry
  818. Kaliroe M W Pappas, Physics
  819. Annie W., Physics
  820. Nicholas Blanchette, Political Science
  821. R. Kochhar, Anthropology
  822. Kacie Miura, Political Science
  823. Gabriela Serrato Marks, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
  824. Marsin Alshamary, Political Science
  825. Cathy Chen, Management
  826. Kevin Zhang, Other
  827. Soyoung Kim, Chemistry
  828. Duncan Morgan, Chemical Engineering
  829. Ana Arenas, Architecture
  830. Nastasia Winey, Mechanical Engineering
  831. Yunjie Yang, Physics
  832. Haochen Wang, Physics
  833. Ben Cameron, Civil and Environmental Engineering
  834. Constantin Weisser, Physics
  835. Jerry Ng, Mechanical Engineering
  836. HA, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  837. Andrew Tan, Physics
  838. Rebecca Black, Biological Engineering
  839. Jenny Gubner, Aeronautics & Astronautics
  840. Emre Ergecen, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  841. Nick Rivera, Physics
  842. sarah geller, Physics
  843. Ulugbek Barotov, Chemistry
  844. Michael Calzadilla, Physics
  845. Alexander C, Physics
  846. Ali Fahimniya, Physics
  847. Julie Logan, Nuclear Science and Engineering
  848. Zane Rossi, Physics
  849. Lamide Adeosun, Management
  850. Alfred Zong, Physics
  851. Gerardo Perez Goncalves, Biology
  852. Caroline McCue, Mechanical Engineering
  853. Jianyi Du, Mechanical Engineering
  854. Yoo Kyung Lee, Physics
  855. Alexandra Courcoula, Architecture
  856. Alex S Genshaft, Chemistry
  857. Olivia Brode-Roger, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  858. Eli Sanchez, Nuclear Science and Engineering
  859. Daniel Sheen, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  860. Sylvia Biscoveanu, Physics
  861. Ben Harris, Political Science
  862. Brighton Skeel, Chemistry
  863. Sara Sand, Materials Science & Engineering

Allies (Undergraduate Students, Alumni, Postdocs, Faculty, Staff)
  1. Jeff Rosenberg, Chemistry, Alum
  2. Lucas Mueller, Science, Technology, and Society, Alum
  3. Robin Wolfe Scheffler, Science, Technology, and Society, Faculty 
  4. Brian Gilligan, Mechanical Engineering, Alum
  5. Ilia Lebedev, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  6. Mahi Elango and Charlotte Minsky, Undergraduate Association President and Vice President
  7. Stephanie Tuerk, Architecture, Alum
  8. Nolawit Mulugeta, Staff (administrative or research)
  9. Garrett W., Physics, Alum
  10. Dr. Eric Arndt, Materials Science & Engineering, Alum
  11. Christine Walley, Anthropology, Faculty
  12. Dwaipayan Banerjee, Science, Technology, and Society, Faculty 
  13. Emily Kellison-Linn, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  14. Michael M.J. Fischer, Science, Technology, and Society, Faculty 
  15. Herng Yi Cheng, Mathematics, Alum
  16. Charles Xu, Physics, Alum
  17. William Deringer, Science, Technology, and Society, Faculty 
  18. Marko Vukovic, Chemistry, Staff (administrative or research)
  19. Ana María León, Architecture, Alum
  20. Kirsten Siebach, Management, Staff (administrative or research)
  21. Stefan Helmreich, Anthropology, Faculty 
  22. Kate Brown, Science, Technology, and Society, Faculty 
  23. Liam Hines, Nuclear Science and Engineering, Undergraduate Student
  24. Donca Steriade, Linguistics and Philosophy, Faculty 
  25. Vann McGee, Linguistics and Philosophy, Faculty 
  26. Ian Condry, Comparative Media Studies, Faculty 
  27. Sabine Iatridou, Linguistics and Philosophy, Faculty 
  28. David Pesetsky, Linguistics and Philosophy, Faculty 
  29. Adam Albright, Linguistics and Philosophy, Faculty 
  30. Christopher Naylor, Linguistics and Philosophy, Faculty 
  31. Suzanne Flynn, Linguistics and Philosophy, Faculty 
  32. Norvin Richards, Linguistics and Philosophy, Faculty 
  33. Eden Medina, Science, Technology, and Society, Faculty 
  34. Nasser Rabbat, Architecture, Faculty 
  35. Sally Haslanger, Linguistics and Philosophy, Faculty 
  36. Maksim Imakaev, Health Sciences and Technology, Staff (administrative or research)
  37. Martin Hackl, Linguistics and Philosophy, Faculty 
  38. Nhi Tran, Chemistry, Postdoc
  39. Davi da Silva, Health Sciences and Technology, Alum
  40. Elizabeth Wood, History, Faculty
  41. Harriet Ritvo, History, Faculty 
  42. Andrew Pope, History, Faculty 
  43. Natalie Susmann, History, Faculty 
  44. Hiromu Nagahara, History, Faculty 
  45. Brandon Allen, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences, Postdoc
  46. Nicole Yunger Halpern, Physics, Postdoc
  47. X Zhu-Nowell, Architecture, Alum
  48. Ece Turnator, Other, Staff (administrative or research)
  49. Tanalis Padilla, History, Faculty 
  50. Deborah Fitzgerald, Science, Technology, and Society, Faculty 
  51. Michelle Xu, Physics, Undergraduate Student
  52. Abha Sur, Science, Technology, and Society, Faculty 
  53. Bruno Perreau, Global Studies and Languages, Faculty 
  54. Caley Horan, History, Faculty 
  55. Sana Aiyar, History, Faculty 
  56. Byron Drury, Physics, Postdoc
  57. Azra Aksamija, Architecture, Faculty 
  58. Victoria Barber, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Postdoc
  59. M. Amah Edoh, Anthropology, Faculty 
  60. Margarita R. Groeger, Global Studies and Languages, Emeritus
  61. Yuelin Song, Biology, Alum
  62. Alexander Root, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
  63. Jeff Ravel, History, Faculty 
  64. Faith Zhang, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences, Staff (administrative or research)
  65. Malick Ghachem, History, Faculty 
  66. Daniel Hackett, Physics, Postdoc
  67. William Navarre, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  68. Tim Plump, Mathematics, Alum
  69. Myles G Stapelberg, Nuclear Science and Engineering, Undergraduate Student
  70. Scott Grindy, Materials Science & Engineering, Alum
  71. KJ Surkan, Women's and Gender Studies, Faculty 
  72. Kathaleen Brearley, Architecture, Staff (support)
  73. Clara Sousa-Silva, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences, Postdoc
  74. J. Jarczynski, Management, Undergraduate Student
  75. Samuel Jay Keyser, Linguistics and Philosophy, Emeritus
  76. Ken Wexler, Brain and Cognitive Science, Emeritus
  77. Michael Kenstowicz, Linguistics and Philosophy, Faculty
  78. Ohyoon Kwon, Linguistics and Philosophy, Undergraduate Student
  79. Noam Chomsky, Linguistics and Philosophy, Emeritus
  80. Danny Fox, Linguistics and Philosophy, Faculty 
  81. Kieran Setiya, Linguistics and Philosophy, Faculty
  82. Stephen Yablo, Linguistics and Philosophy, Faculty
  83. George Verghese, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Faculty
  84. Hyerin Lee, Architecture, Alum
  85. Baobao Zhang, Political Science, Postdoc
  86. Natalia Guerrero, Physics, Staff (administrative or research)
  87. Kristin Kurianski, Mathematics, Postdoc
  88. Monika Avello, Biology, Postdoc
  89. Xhulio Binjaku, Architecture, Staff (administrative or research)
  90. William Deringer, Science, Technology, and Society, Faculty
  91. Hans Tursack, Architecture, Faculty
  92. Marion Cunningham, Other, Staff (administrative or research)
  93. Bjorn Sparrman, Architecture, Staff (administrative or research)
  94. Regina E., Brain and Cognitive Science, Staff (administrative or research)
  95. Beth S., Anthropology, Postdoc
  96. Ahmad Sukkar, Architecture, Postdoc
  97. Patrick Brown, Other, Postdoc
  98. Andrea Arias, Mathematics, Undergraduate Student
  99. Christopher Ketcham, Architecture, Alum
  100. Nilma Domique, Global Studies and Languages, Faculty
  101. Caroline Rosenzweig, Architecture, Undergraduate Student
  102. Olga Medrano Martin del Campo, Mathematics, Undergraduate Student
  103. Andrea Badillo, Aeronautics & Astronautics, Undergraduate Student
  104. Sebastian Schmidt Dalzon, Architecture, Alum
  105. Daniel Gallagher, Urban Studies and Planning, Postdoc
  106. Hector Beltran, Anthropology, Postdoc
  107. Kwadwo Poku, Other, Staff (administrative or research)
  108. Marisa Morán Jahn, Architecture, Faculty 
  109. Avital Baral, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
  110. Edmund Bertschinger, Physics, Faculty
  111. Sam Alterman, Other, Staff (administrative or research)
  112. Will Conlin, Community supporter
  113. Amy Glasmeier, Urban Studies and Planning, Faculty 
  114. Nikki Moore, Architecture, Alum
  115. Maroula Bacharidou, Architecture, Faculty 
  116. Eben Lazarus, Management, Faculty
  117. Cannon Vogel, Physics, Alum
  118. Olga Touloumi, Architecture, Alum
  119. Tina Quach, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  120. Sam Duffley, Mechanical Engineering, Alum
  121. Paul Roquet, Comparative Media Studies, Faculty
  122. Mariel Villere, Architecture, Alum
  123. Graham Jones, Anthropology, Faculty 
  124. Alexander Agadjanian, Political Science, Staff (administrative or research)
  125. Anna Weissman, Political Science, Staff (administrative or research)
  126. Alexis Schneider, Biological Engineering, Undergraduate Student
  127. Manuel Morales, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
  128. Ulyana Piterbarg, Mathematics, Undergraduate Student
  129. Annie Snyder, Economics, Undergraduate Student
  130. Eric Pence, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
  131. Karen Chen, Mechanical Engineering, Undergraduate Student
  132. Roberto Svaldi, Mathematics, Alum
  133. Jesse Thaler, Physics, Faculty 
  134. Jared Berezin, Comparative Media Studies, Faculty 
  135. Christoph Paus, Physics, Faculty 
  136. Lily Bui, Urban Studies and Planning, Postdoc
  137. Cece Chu, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
  138. Sharon Jiang, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
  139. Carman Li, Biology, Alum
  140. Athena Sánchez, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
  141. Ariel White, Political Science, Faculty
  142. Leigh Royden, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences, Faculty
  143. Tiffany Chen, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
  144. Thomas Lutz, Architecture, Faculty
  145. Joshua Lewis, Architecture, Staff
  146. Pablo Jarillo-Herrero, Physics, Faculty 
  147. Sarah Aaronson, Economics, Undergraduate Student
  148. Arindam Dutta, Architecture, Faculty
  149. Kelley Danahy, Chemistry, Faculty
  150. Markus Klute, Physics, Faculty
  151. Annika Rollock, Aeronautics & Astronautics, Alum
  152. Robert P. Redwine, Physics, Faculty 
  153. Berenice Estrada, Media Arts and Sciences, Staff (administrative or research)
  154. B. Logan, Political Science, Staff (support)
  155. Elsa Itambo, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
  156. Fiona Chen, Economics, Undergraduate Student
  157. Brian Gu, Mathematics, Undergraduate Student
  158. Tracy Slatyer, Physics, Faculty 
  159. Elaine Petro, Aeronautics & Astronautics, Postdoc
  160. Lucas Selby, Community supporter
  161. Yen-Jie Lee, Physics, Faculty 
  162. Cathy Drennan, Biology, Faculty 
  163. Gladys Vélez Caicedo, Physics, Staff (administrative or research)
  164. Jon McGinn, Biology, Postdoc
  165. Dylan McCormick, Biology, Staff (support)
  166. Connor Coley, Chemical Engineering, Faculty
  167. Niklas Thompson, Chemistry, Postdoc
  168. Charley Swofford, Biology, Staff (administrative or research)
  169. Diana Bower Ritz, Chemical Engineering, Alum
  170. Ibrahim Cissé, Physics, Faculty
  171. Hong Liu, Physics, Faculty
  172. Ileana Rugina, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  173. c. c., Chemical Engineering, Undergraduate Student
  174. Nory Klop-Packel, Physics, Undergraduate Student
  175. Jacob Lerma, Mathematics, Undergraduate Student
  176. Mauri Diaz, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
  177. Carlo B., Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  178. Alex Dalzell, Physics, Alum
  179. Marie de Azevedo, Mathematics, Alum
  180. Serena Do, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
  181. Lealia Xiong, Physics, Alum
  182. Dencil Wilmot, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  183. Tammy Le, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
  184. Sam Jacobs, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  185. Tuan Nguyen, Physics, Alum
  186. Hikari Iwasaki, Physics, Undergraduate Student
  187. Senthil Todadri, Physics, Faculty
  188. Ian Bouche, Physics, Undergraduate Student
  189. Raghu Mahajan, Physics, Alum
  190. Ana Miljacki, Architecture, Faculty
  191. Thomas Xiong, Mathematics, Undergraduate Student
  192. Katelin Schutz, Physics, Postdoc
  193. Rohil Verma, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
  194. Ping Gao, Physics, Postdoc
  195. Chris Akers, Physics, Postdoc
  196. Patrick Ledwith, Physics, Alum
  197. Sean P. Robinson, Physics, Faculty
  198. Alia Husain Rizvi, Urban Studies and Planning, Undergraduate Student
  199. Melody Wu, Biological Engineering, Undergraduate Student
  200. Usman Naseer, Physics, Alum
  201. Ani Prabhu, Physics, Alum
  202. CJ Quines, Mathematics, Undergraduate Student
  203. Sahithi Madireddy, Biology, Undergraduate Student
  204. MH, Chemistry, Undergraduate Student
  205. Joshua Pevner, Linguistics and Philosophy, Alum
  206. Valerie Chen, Undergraduate Student
  207. Samuel Nitz, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
  208. Byron Xu, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
  209. Vivian Vu, Biological Engineering, Undergraduate Student
  210. Maycee McClure, Brain and Cognitive Science, Undergraduate Student
  211. Tobit Glenhaber, History, Undergraduate Student
  212. Sonia Reilly, Mathematics, Undergraduate Student
  213. Anjali Nambrath, Physics, Undergraduate Student
  214. Aneesh Anand, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  215. Tara Liu, Comparative Media Studies, Undergraduate Student
  216. Sara Zangi, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
  217. Tesla Wells, Aeronautics & Astronautics, Undergraduate Student
  218. Terry Sass, Staff (support)
  219. Gianna Reza-Ortega, Biology, Undergraduate Student
  220. Eren Guttentag, Physics, Undergraduate Student
  221. Don Steig, Management, Alum
  222. Adriana Flores, Aeronautics & Astronautics, Undergraduate Student
  223. Catherine Zeng, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
  224. Elizabeth Truchan, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
  225. Jenny Moralejo, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
  226. Peter Desnoyers, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  227. Mark Mezei, Physics, Alum
  228. Patrick Jefferson, Physics, Postdoc
  229. Peter Felsenthal, Physics, Alum
  230. Sam Ghantous, Architecture, Alum
  231. Grecia Castelazo, Physics, Undergraduate Student
  232. Jack Lewis, Comparative Media Studies, Undergraduate Student
  233. Hengameh Bagherianlemraski, Physics, Alum
  234. B.E., Physics, Alum
  235. Madiha Shafquat, Alum
  236. Ryan Bisbey, Chemistry, Postdoc
  237. Ashika Verma, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
  238. Ranu Singh, Architecture, Alum
  239. Scott Hughes, Physics, Faculty 
  240. Caroline D Powers, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
  241. Francesca Liuni, Architecture, Alum
  242. Timothee Schoen, Mathematics, Alum
  243. Arvind Satyanarayan, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Faculty 
  244. Adam Q Kuang, Nuclear Science and Engineering, Postdoc
  245. E. Rosser, Comparative Media Studies, Alum
  246. Lia Coleman, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  247. Alex Bookbinder, Nuclear Science and Engineering, Undergraduate Student
  248. Jeffrey Zhang, Mathematics, Alum
  249. Kristina Chen, Undergraduate Student
  250. Kristen Orgren, Community supporter
  251. Lyndie Zollinger, Mechanical Engineering, Undergraduate Student
  252. Aina Martinez Zurita, Physics, Alum
  253. Kate Mytty, Other, Faculty member/lecturer/other academic teaching staff
  254. David Lloyd Klepper, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  255. Anonymous Student, Chemistry, Undergraduate Student
  256. Samantha Ying, Economics, Undergraduate Student
  257. Robert Jaffe, Physics, Faculty 
  258. Kyra Post, Mechanical Engineering, Alum
  259. Amber Li, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
  260. Domenic Narducci, Biological Engineering, Undergraduate Student
  261. Julie Vaughn, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
  262. Ilica Mahajan, Physics, Alum
  263. Ali F., Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  264. Sabrina Liu, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
  265. Lampros Lamprou, Physics, Postdoc
  266. Daniel Nocivelli, Other, Staff (support)
  267. Jennah Haque, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
  268. Alex Leffell, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  269. Gabriel Fields, None, Staff (administrative or research)
  270. Chloe Morgan, Biology, Staff (administrative or research)
  271. Athulya Aravind, Linguistics and Philosophy, Faculty
  272. Avi Zeff, Mathematics, Undergraduate Student
  273. Amelia Dogan, Urban Studies and Planning, Undergraduate Student
  274. Whitney Erin Boesel, Other, Alum
  275. Sara Seager, Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences, Faculty
  276. Vibha Agarwal, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
  277. Aram Harrow, Physics, Faculty
  278. Emele Uka, Chemical Engineering, Undergraduate Student
  279. Aviv Cukierman, Physics, Alum
  280. Khanh Nguyen, Mechanical Engineering, Alum
  281. Kevin Singh, Physics, Alum
  282. Terrance Liang, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  283. Zoë Redstone-Rothstein, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  284. Matt DeCross, Physics, Alum
  285. Cynthia Liu, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
  286. Tomas M. Herrera, Chemical Engineering, Undergraduate Student
  287. Zachary Youkhana, Physics, Alum
  288. Wajeeha Ahmad, Institute for Data, Systems, and Society, Alum
  289. Diptarka Hait, Chemistry, Alum
  290. Lane Gunderman, Physics, Alum
  291. Isabelle P., Physics, Undergraduate Student
  292. Henry Shackleton, Physics, Alum
  293. Luis Trueba, Mechanical Engineering, Undergraduate Student
  294. Larry Wang, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  295. Edwin Zhang, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  296. Octavio Vega, Physics, Undergraduate Student
  297. Yihui Quek, Physics, Alum
  298. Catherine Yunis, Other, Alum
  299. Michael Phox, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  300. Lev Kendrick, Physics, Alum
  301. William Spitzer, Physics, Alum
  302. Dena S., Other, Postdoc
  303. Anonymous Student class of 2016, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  304. Dai Yang, Mathematics, Alum
  305. Anastasiia Uvarova, Physics, Undergraduate Student
  306. Daniel Lizardo, Media Arts and Sciences, Alum
  307. Brian Huang, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  308. Michael Fu, Chemical Engineering, Alum
  309. Lochie Ferrier, Aeronautics & Astronautics, Alum
  310. Aaron Vontell, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  311. Marcin Jachymiak, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  312. Elliot Avila, Mechanical Engineering, Alum
  313. Caitlin Tan, Brain and Cognitive Science, Alum
  314. Diego G, Chemical Engineering, Alum
  315. Enrique, Mathematics, Undergraduate Student
  316. Omar Laris, Materials Science & Engineering, Undergraduate Student
  317. Matthew Getz, Biology, Alum
  318. Connie Liu, Mechanical Engineering, Alum
  319. Sruthi Narayanan, Physics, Alum
  320. Ariella Yosafat, Brain and Cognitive Science, Alum
  321. Nayeon Kim, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  322. Justin Martinez, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  323. Angus MacMullen, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  324. Anuj Apte, Physics, Undergraduate Student
  325. Mohammed Al Jashmi, Mechanical Engineering, Alum
  326. Pam Cai, Chemical Engineering, Alum
  327. Tessa Green, Physics, Alum
  328. Robert Learsch, Materials Science & Engineering, Alum
  329. David Kim, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  330. Victor Pontis, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  331. Anne Kuan, Biological Engineering, Alum
  332. Alonso Espinosa Domínguez, Mathematics, Undergraduate Student
  333. Andre Mroz, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
  334. Qingyue Wu, Physics, Undergraduate
  335. Andy L., Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
  336. Camille Sullivan, Biology, Alum
  337. Eugene oh, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  338. Elaine Kung, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Alum
  339. Garron Charles, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  340. Jeffrey Sperling, Physics, Alum
  341. Michelle Sanchez, Biological Engineering, Undergraduate Student
  342. Jad Zeitouni, Physics, Alum
  343. Justin Reid, Physics, Alum
  344. Tori Jensen, Mechanical Engineering, Alum
  345. Jeffrey Sperling, Physics, Alum
  346. William A. Tisdale, Chemical Engineering, Faculty
  347. Julia Canning, Mechanical Engineering, Alum
  348. Jordan Ladd, Materials Science & Engineering, Alum
  349. James Deng, Chemistry, Alum
  350. Magnolia Chinn, Biological Engineering, Undergraduate Student
  351. Minsu Jung, Mechanical Engineering, Undergraduate Student
  352. Pedro La Rotta, Mechanical Engineering, Undergraduate Student
  353. Kyle H, Aeronautics & Astronautics, Undergraduate Student
  354. Wen Ting Zheng, Biological Engineering, Undergraduate Student
  355. Thanh Nguyen, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student
  356. Kyle H, Aeronautics & Astronautics, Undergraduate Student
  357. Jessie Press-Williams, Mechanical Engineering, Alum
  358. Tomohiro Soejima, None, Alum
  359. Emily Soice, Biology, Undergraduate Student
  360. Bethany Cates, None, Alum
  361. Alex Miller, Physics, Undergraduate Student
  362. Faye Duxovni, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  363. Sami Alsheikh, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Alum
  364. David Han, Brain and Cognitive Science, Alum
  365. Shreyas Kapur, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Undergraduate Student 
  366. Oliver Chinn, Mechanical Engineering, Undergraduate Student
  367. Hadley Piper, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Undergraduate Student



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