IAP at MIT

[Janet Fischer]

For those postdocs who may be new to MIT, be sure to check out the 
offerings during the month of January, most of which are open to 
postdocs.  The IAP catalog can be found around campus in hard copy, 
and also at the website below.   We will resume our programming for 
Postdoctoral Scholars at MIT, including the lunch table, in early 
February.
Happy and safe holidays to all!

Janet and Marilyn

http://web.mit.edu/iap/

IAP OVERVIEW

The Independent Activities Period (IAP) is a special 4-week term at 
MIT that runs from the first week of January until the end of the 
month.

For more than 30 years, IAP has provided members of the MIT community 
(students, faculty, staff, and alums) with a unique opportunity to 
organize, sponsor and participate in a wide variety of activities, 
including how-to sessions, forums, lecture series, films, tours, 
recitals and contests.

IAP offerings are distinguished by their variety, innovative spirit, 
and fusion of fun and learning. Past IAP activities have ranged from 
credit activities such as electron microprobe analysis and the Martin 
Luther King Jr. design seminar, to noncredit activities such as 
introductory blacksmithing and ballroom dancing.

IAP 2004 takes place from January 5 through January 30. For a list of 
important IAP dates and deadlines, please refer to the IAP 2004 Dates 
to Remember page.
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