Undergraduate Advisory Group

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Student input plays a vital part in helping the MIT Schwarzman College of Computing execute its disciplinary mission in computer science and AI as well as its interdisciplinary vision for facilitating computing collaborations in education and research across MIT. The Undergraduate Advisory Group provides ongoing feedback to college leadership, including helping guide decisions about the undergraduate experience.

The Undergraduate Advisory Group is comprised of a cross-section of students from a range of backgrounds, in traditional and blended majors in electrical engineering and computer science and other computing-related programs. The group meets monthly during the fall and spring terms.

Members can access materials on the group’s wiki.

Members

Isha Agarwal

Computer Science and Engineering ’27

Nikita Agrawal

Electrical Engineering with Computing ’28

Emiliana Dimitrova

Computer Science and Engineering ’29

Adam Gilbert-Diamond

Mathematics ‘27

Michelle Han

Artificial Intelligence and Decision Making/Business Analytics ’29

Stephanie Han

Computer Science, Economics, and Data Science/Finance ’27

Serena Lu

Computation and Cognition ’29

Maya Shaked

Artificial Intelligence and Decision Making ’28

Shelley Tang

Computer Science and Engineering/Mathematics ’29

Michelle Wang

Electrical Engineering and Computer Science ’27

Rachel Wu

Artificial Intelligence and Decision Making ’28

Faculty & Administration

Dan Huttenlocher, Dean, MIT Schwarzman College of Computing
Asu Ozdaglar, Deputy Dean, MIT Schwarzman College of Computing
Denny Freeman, Education Officer, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Katrina LaCurts, Undergraduate Officer, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Rob Miller, Education Officer, Common Ground for Computing Education and Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science