Governance and Institute Affairs

OGC attorneys provide guidance on MIT’s governance structure, corporation by-laws, organizational structures and decision making, creating and updating MIT policies and procedures, the governance responsibilities of members of the MIT community and the authority of members of the MIT community to take action or represent MIT in particular situations, including signing authority.

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The MIT Corporation

The governing body of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology is a board of trustees known as the Corporation, which has functioned since the Institute was incorporated in 1861.

Bylaws of The MIT Corporation

Current Bylaws of the MIT Corporation

MIT Charter and related materials

The Charter of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology is comprised of the Acts and Resolves of the General Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts concerning the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Related Materials. The Charter was last updated in January 2000.

MIT Organizational Chart

MIT Senior Leadership

MIT Mission Statement

MIT Values Statement

Representative Attorneys

Mark C. DiVincenzo

Vice President & General Counsel

Richelle Nessralla

Dahlia Fetouh

Deputy General Counsel

Matt Fucci

Allison Romantz

Anthony Moriello

Jay Wilcoxson

Meghan McCollum Fenno

Counsel & Executive Director, OSATT Core

Brittany Cvetanovich

Attention: MIT Community

You have access to FAQs specifically for members of the MIT Community.