MBA
Sloan Pride Club
Respect for Every Student
Our students come to MIT Sloan with unique backgrounds, experiences, and beliefs. These collective differences create a rich educational environment and a diverse campus community filled with opportunity. We look forward to knowing and celebrating the person you are, and we are excited to see what you will bring to the MIT Sloan community.
Lesbians, gays, bisexuals, and transgender individuals are welcome here at MIT Sloan. The Sloan Pride Club organizes events open to the entire MIT Sloan community and fosters inclusion and support. Feel free to reach out to the club officers.
Stefan Sayre MBA'24
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Pronouns:He/Him/His
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Hometown:Oyster Bay, NY
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Undergraduate Degree and University:Bachelor of Arts in Biology - Microbiology from University Of Chicago
Caroline Andersson, MBA '23
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Citizenship:USA
Eduardo Rosario, MBA '23
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Citizenship:USA
Rebecca Durr, MBA '23
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Citizenship:USA
Hannah Rubin, MBA '23
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Citizenship:USA
Aneesh Kanakamedala, MBA '23
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Citizenship:USA
MBA
Confidence in Community
Community is everything for Johana Muriel Grajales, MBA ’22. Originally from Colombia, with a background in the nonprofit sector, Johana came to MIT Sloan looking to find a community that would support her ultimate goal of being a more impactful leader.
Learn more.Fellowships
MIT Sloan is committed to developing LBGTQ+ student leaders and offers Reaching Out LBGTQI MBA Fellowships each year. All LBGTQ+ applicants are considered for this award. In addition to a monetary award, ROMBA Fellows receive access to LBGTQ+ mentors and attend a leadership summit. MIT Sloan Admissions and current students participate in the graduate conference each fall.
You are welcome here
LBGTQ@MIT is committed to eliminating racism and discrimination within the LBGTQ+ community at MIT Sloan and the larger MIT community as a whole.