MIT Information and Resources

To request assistance with a nondisclosure or incoming data use agreement

Facilities Use Agreement, Event Sponsorship Agreement, Fee for Service Engagements

For requests involving Certificates of Good Standing

Guidance on MIT's insurance coverage and insurance coverages required for all MIT vendors

201 CMR 17.01 - Massachusetts Data Security Regulations

Report a security incident to MIT's Data Incident Response Team.

Policies regarding privacy and data protection

Information, including templates and training materials, regarding the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

For more information on the applicability of HIPAA to human subjects research at MIT

The Employment Policy Manual (EPM) applies generally to the non-academic staff – Administrative, Sponsored Research Staff (SRS), and Support staff.

Policies regarding employment

Employment-related Notices

Contains various resources relating to MIT’s anti-harassment, non-discrimination, and non-retaliation policies and procedures.

What is the approval process for flying a drone on campus and does it apply to recreational users? EHS, the Insurance Office and facility managers responsible for the areas where you wish to operate a drone (or sUAS) must approve the request.

Guidance regarding minors on campus, including internships and programs

Guidance regarding shipping hazardous materials from campus

For MIT's Clery Act Report, Timely Warnings, and Police Log

Interactive campus map of buildings and facilities

Policy governing use of MIT facilities and spaces

The MIT Investment Management Company supports MIT through the returns generated from investing the Institute’s financial resources.

Quick links for specific emergency situations

An Emergency Operation Plan (EOP) is a comprehensive framework for campus-wide emergency management. It addresses the roles and responsibilities of Institute organizations and provides a link to local, state, federal, and private organizations and resources that may be activated to address disasters and emergencies at MIT.

To verify MIT's tax-exempt status

MIT’s Form 990 presents the Institute’s financial statements, programs, and accomplishments. Organizations outside of MIT and members of the general public may use Form 990 as a key source of information about the Institute.

Internal Presentation on Gift v. Grant Guidance Determination

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.

Current Bylaws of the MIT Corporation

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 Senior Leadership

Guidance on travel preparation and cooperation with immigration and border officials

The mission of the International Advisory Committee (IAC) is to provide a faculty voice in advising MIT’s senior administration on the Institute's international engagements, and includes the review and assessment of potential, planned, continuing, and completed international activities, to help ensure that our portfolio of international engagements is effectively advancing MIT’s core mission.

MIT’s engagements with three countries — China, Russia, and Saudi Arabia — are subject to additional faculty and administrative review to help identify and manage risks and ensure successful collaborations with international parties.

This checklist is intended to help identify projects that may be considered “international engagements” and need special attention from MIT administration.

Not sure where to turn for help? Just ask.

The Atlas Service Center provides notary services to the MIT Community.

To request a NDA or DUA for research engagements

MIT's FERPA policy

Guidance for faculty to help connect students to necessary resources

The BU/MIT Startup Law Clinic provides legal counsel to student entrepreneurs.

The BU/MIT Startup Law Clinic provides legal counsel to student innovators.

Standard forms for international travel, high risk activities, and voluntary student travel

Template media release for use with students