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A Commitment to Protecting Minors at MIT
MIT is committed to protecting the safety of all members of its community, including minors who are on campus and/or participating in Institute programs.
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Protection of Minors:
- Is a shared responsibility across the MIT community.
- Requires that individuals hosting minors take precautions for their safety and well-being.
- Results in a welcoming and productive environment for all involved.
Creating & Managing Your Program
Learn how to plan, set up, and manage your MIT Minors program or activity.
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Did You Know?
- There are over 150 programs offered to non-student minors each year
- More than 5000 minors come to MIT to study, learn, and play every year
- Programs can be conducted in-person, online or hybrid model
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MIT Summer Day Camp
MIT Summer Day Camp has been operating since 1960. Campers are welcome beginning at age 6 up to age 13. Learn More
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