MIT ESP - Welcome! Learn! - Massachusetts Institute of Technology
ESP is an officially recognized student group at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. ESP's programs — the largest of which serve nearly 2,000 students per year — are almost entirely run by MIT undergraduate volunteers who donate their spare time …
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MIT ESP - Splash! - Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Splash is fully student-run by MIT ESP. Learn Anything! From Scrabble to Beyblade physics to philosophy, Splash offerings number over 250 and span a wide variety of areas.
MIT ESP - Login! - Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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MIT ESP - Mission - Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Jul 6, 2022 · The MIT Educational Studies Program (ESP) was created by MIT students in 1957 so we could make a difference in the community by sharing our knowledge and creativity with local high school students.
MIT ESP - Who Is ESP?
We are a group of (mostly) undergraduate students at MIT, and in our spare time, we run the ESP programs that you know and love! Hover over the photos below to put faces to the names that bombard you with emails learn more about us!
MIT ESP - HSSP - Massachusetts Institute of Technology
With over sixty years of history, HSSP is a multi-weekend program where hundreds of middle/high schoolers come to take classes, both academic and non-academic, at MIT. Join us for many days of learning anything and everything!
MIT ESP - Teach for ESP! - Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Through an extensive offering of academic and non-academic classes, ESP is dedicated to providing a unique, affordable educational experience for motivated middle school and high school students. ESP courses are developed and taught by MIT students, alumni, and faculty, and members of the community.
MIT ESP - Casey Dugan - Massachusetts Institute of Technology
The goal is still to make them look so good that you won't want to eat them when you're through. But there will be emphasis on more complicated or intricate designs / forms and additional time to work on them. Examples of what I consider "advanced" sculptures from the past include: a model of MIT, a suspension bridge, etc.
MIT ESP - Haneul Shin - Massachusetts Institute of Technology
How do you calculate pi? The boring way is to measure around a circle and divide by its diameter. But pi is everywhere, from river lengths to the ESP logo to random integers. We'll calculate pi in lots of different ways for class.