Naming Opportunities

A named professorship, graduate student fellowship, research fund, or community space is a lasting gift that permanently associates the name of the donor – or that of a family member, friend, colleague, or professor – with the Koch Institute at MIT. These gifts are often the culmination of a life-long commitment to philanthropy.

Naming opportunities are available at many levels of giving from $50,000 to establish a named undergraduate research opportunity (UROP) fund, to $1 million to fully fund a graduate fellowship, and from $250,000 to several million dollars to name a space in our new building.

Named spaces within our new cancer research building

First floor naming opportunities
Naming opportunities floors 2 through 6
Shared technical facilities
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Research Centers at the Koch Institute

Center for Nanotechnology Science
Swanson Biotechnology Center
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Funds for research

Frontier Research Fund
Fund a Clinical Investigator
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Funds for cancer education and training programs

Endowed Full Professorship
Endowed Career Development Professorship
Fund a postdoctoral fellowship
Fund a graduation student fellowship
Fund a UROP
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For more information on making a naming gift to the Koch Institute, please contact:

Sharon Stanczak, Director, Integrative Science Initiatives
MIT, 600 Memorial Drive, W98-561
Cambridge, MA 02139
Phone: 617.253.3272 / Fax: 617.258.5748
Email: stanczak@mit.edu