The document provides information about the Fall Generator Dinner at MIT that is seeking innovative ideas that can positively change the world. Teams can apply for up to $10,000 in funding and several $1,500 community choice awards. It outlines what the judges will look for in proposals, including team composition, innovation, impact, feasibility, and provides details on how to apply and resources available to help develop proposals.
6. What the judges
will look for
Innovation
demonstrate alternative options +
how your idea is different
7. What the judges
will look for
Impact
where did your idea begin
who are you working with
what’s value will you add
8. What the judges
will look for
Feasibility
what’s possible in next 15 months
scope
right team + partners
future plan
9. Enter Now
1 - Sign up
2 – Submit a Scope Statement
(First chance: Oct 23)
Apply for a Development Grant
At least one Scope Statement must be
submitted per team
3 – Submit a Proposal
More details:
globalchallenge.mit.edu/competition/how-to-enter
10. To Help You
Review Session
November 7
Speed Mentoring with Bose
November 14
13. Resources
MIT Public Service Center
Fellowships and Internships Deadline - October 18
#citychat – Financing an Urban Farm - October 18 @ 2pm EST
Led by @MITCoLab
H@cking Medicine @ MIT– October 27 – 28
With the Consortium for Affordable Medical Technologies at MGH
Center for Global Health
MIT IDI Technology Dissemination Fellowships – November 5
15. Sign up or reach out at
globalchallenge@mit.edu
globalchallenge.mit.edu
Editor's Notes
Lots of people in the room tonight…. If you’re interested in/already doing and thinking about starting work in Social impact; Development; International Development; Humanitarian Work, we’re one of the pieces of that ecosystem here at MIT. Our specific focus is – innovation as public service. We support new projects through an annual competition.
Systems, technologies. Models. Undergrads grads.
It’s competitive.
The key folks making this happen… cynthia chen. + daniel.