MIT Biotech Group Officer Application (2019-2020)
Want to learn more about the biotech industry? Want to make connections with professionals across a variety of biotech careers? MIT Biotech Group is recruiting leadership to incubate and execute on new initiatives across our portfolio of projects.

MBG is MIT's main connection with the biotech community in and beyond Boston. Officers and directors of the organization have the opportunity to execute their own events, drive and expand the vision of the group, and best leverage MBG's strong network of professionals and students interested in biotech. MBG leadership have a variety of training backgrounds and career interests within biotech.

To apply for leadership, please fill out this form and we will get back to you shortly regarding next steps. This fall, we will be accepting applications to join an initiative as an Officer and work with our returning Directors and Executive Board. We are looking for students who are motivated to contribute to MBG's current and future projects and committed to taking advantage of the opportunities for impact and connection that being an officer provides. To learn more about involvement in the group, visit http://biotech.mit.edu/.

Applications due on Wednesday 9/25 at 11:59PM

Feel free to reach out to us at biotech@mit.edu if you have any questions.

-MBG executive team

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Email *
First Name *
Last Name *
MIT Affiliation: Undergrad/ Grad/ Postdoc *
Department/ Major/ Research Area *
Estimated year of graduation *
Officer preference
Note: This is not binding, we would just like to get a sense of the distribution of interests among incoming officers. We have 2 initiatives in MBG: Entrepreneurship and Industry. Entrepreneurship focuses on a range of areas around company formation, VC, and running early stage biotechs. Industry focuses on larger scale biotechs/ pharma and the variety of positions available to scientists in these arenas. We meet biweekly with the full MBG group and officers also meet with their initiatives and work under the leadership of their initiative's Directors.
What position(s) are you interested in? *
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Do you have a strong preference for one initiative over another? If so, why? *
Why MBG?
Please limit answers below to 250 words max.
What interests you about the MIT Biotech group and the particular initiative(s) you chose? *
What are your career aspirations? How can MBG help you learn about biotech or further these goals? How can you contribute to MBG? *
Conflicts
Please note: While all students may attend MBG events, those chosen as officers are expected to biweekly full-group meetings, as well as an initiative meetings (generally after the full-group meeting or coordinated based on availability with officers). The tentative schedule for biweekly general meetings is Tuesday 6:30-8pm.
Please describe how MBG would fit into other time commitments this semester. What level of engagement do you foresee yourself being capable of? Are you able to make the Tuesday 6:30-8:00pm time? *
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