Bangladeshi Students’ Association at MIT (MIT-BSA) is a close-knit community of Bangladeshi students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who are enthusiastic about promoting and nurturing Bangladeshi culture on campus. MIT-BSA organizes several events every term that caters to the Bangladeshi student community’s social, intellectual, and cultural aspects. Bangladeshi Students’ Association at MIT celebrates Pohela Boishakh (Bangla New Year), International Mother Language Day, and Eid festivals, hosts notable intellectuals from Bangladesh for talks and discussions, and organizes cultural performances. MIT-BSA is also committed to serving the Bangladeshi underprivileged back home. The association has arranged fundraising parties for important causes such as natural disasters, children’s welfare, education, etc.
The Bangladeshi Students’ Association at MIT (MIT-BSA) is comprised of undergraduate and graduate students of Bangladeshi origin. The association works as a platform for networking, professional connections, exchanging ideas, helping new students from Bangladesh, connecting with other student associations, and uniting the wider Bangladeshi population in the greater Boston area.
Activities
Pohela Boishakh – Bangla New Year Celebrations
Independence Day Movie Night
Ekusjhey – International Mother Language Day
BSA Movie Time and Study Break
Bangladesh Victory Day Celebration
Bangladeshi Professionals Networking Day
Freshman Welcome event
Eid-ul-Fitr Dinner
Eid-ul-Adha Dinner
Modhu Purnima Dinner, etc.
Contacts:
Executive committee: bd-exec@mit.edu
General message: bd-students@mit.edu
Team:
Co-Presidents: Nadim Chowdhury, Nishat Protyasha
Vice President: Takian Fakhrul
Secretary and Treasurer: Deena Al Mahbuba, Murshid Alam
Cultural Chair: Nazmus Saquib
Event Chairs: Hasan Muhammad Usama, Sanzeed Anwar, Shaida Nishat
Publicity Chairs: Ahmed Zawad Chowdhury, Subha Nawer Pushpita
Web & Multimedia Chairs: Nur Muhammad Shafiullah, Adib Hasan