Changing the world through service

Spring 2010 issue of Spectrum, the Office of Resource Development's magazine, is now available online

Resource Development

March 24, 2010

Photo: Len Rubenstein

MIT is changing the world through service. The spring 2010 issue of Spectrum — now available online — features a selection of programs and people making a difference today.

To view the latest issue, visit spectrum.mit.edu.

Questions? Comments? Contact the editor at spectrum@mit.edu.

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