President of MIT

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academic leadership position chief executive officer role institutional governance role university president

The President of MIT is the chief executive officer of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, responsible for its overall academic leadership, strategic direction, and institutional governance.

Aliases (1)

MIT president ×1

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	academic leadership position → chief executive officer role → institutional governance role → university president →
appliesToInstitution	Massachusetts Institute of Technology →
appointedBy	MIT Corporation → MIT Corporation Executive Committee →
chairOf	MIT Academic Council →
country	United States →
domain	higher education administration →
employer	Massachusetts Institute of Technology →
fieldOfWork	science and engineering education leadership → university governance →
firstHolder	William Barton Rogers →
hasAuthorityOver	MIT academic planning → MIT budget → MIT external relations → MIT fundraising →
hasJurisdictionOver	Massachusetts Institute of Technology →
headOf	Massachusetts Institute of Technology →
inception	1862 →
locatedIn	Cambridge, Massachusetts → Massachusetts → United States →
memberOf	MIT Corporation (ex officio) →
oversees	MIT School of Architecture and Planning → MIT School of Engineering → MIT School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences → MIT School of Science → MIT Schwarzman College of Computing → MIT Sloan School of Management → MIT chancellor → MIT deans → MIT provost → MIT schools and college → MIT senior vice presidents →
reportsTo	MIT Corporation →
represents	MIT in external affairs → MIT to alumni → MIT to government → MIT to industry → MIT to the public →
residence	Cambridge, Massachusetts →
responsibleFor	implementation of policies approved by the MIT Corporation → institutional governance of MIT → overall academic leadership of MIT → strategic direction of MIT →
selectionMethod	appointment →
shortName	MIT president →
termLength	indefinite (serves at the pleasure of the MIT Corporation) →

Referenced by (5)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
MIT Academic Council → Office of the Provost of MIT →	reportsTo
Institute Professor at MIT →	grantedBy
Karl T. Compton →	hasHonorificTitle
President of MIT ("MIT president") →	shortName