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We are an MIT student club. That means in everything we do, MIT students come first. When you are discussing any issue, you should always consider: “How will this affect the MIT students?” When you are talking about recruiting someone for a task or as an officer, MIT students always have preference. The more students are involved, the more student perspective and student feel the club has, and the more likely we are to attract more students. Most of the non-students that dance with us have the experience of dancing with the club for many years, most while they were students. It is helpful that they have no schoolwork to drown in at the end of term and they are often around during Institute holidays rather than traveling to homes far away. However, they too understand that it’s the MIT students that make this club what it is.
Resources
Information and advice on how to do your job and advice are on the wiki. are on these pages: President, Treasurer, Publicity Coordinator, and Class Coordinator
The club also has an athena locker (/mit/tech-squares) which contains the source files for our website, and the flies for governing documents, lessons, and job descriptions. It also has a number of old files. Most of the files are under version control, so if you add files or make changes, you should check them in. What's in the Athena Locker describes some of the contents of the locker.
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