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Chocolate City

Chocolate City is one of the two cultural houses in New House that participate in the Residence-Based Advising (RBA).

Chocolate City is a brotherhood of MIT students and alumni who identify with Black culture, interests, ethnicities, and/or experiences. By cultivating a tradition of social, intellectual, character, and leadership development, the Brothers of Chocolate City exemplify a high standard of excellence which is founded on continual growth. We seek to enrich the MIT and greater global communities by embodying the principles of our brotherhood.

If you are assigned to Chocolate City, you will automatically be enrolled in a traditonal advising group.

Quick Facts About Chocolate City:

  • founded in 1975
  • located in New House Dormitory, House 1, Floors 3-5
  • 28 current undergraduate brothers

Major Annual Chocolate City Events:

  • Comedy Collage (annual comedy show)
  • Ill Vibes (semi-annual poetry & spoken word showcase)
  • 4-Year Planning Seminar (major-specific advising for first-year MIT undergrads)
  • CC Parties (semi-annual)
  • MIT Faculty Reception (semi-annual)

For further information, please visit the Chocolate City site at: http://mit.edu/chocolate-city/www/.

Important Contact names and numbers :

Dan Chapman
Staff Associate, New Student Programs, Leadership and Mentorship
Office of Undergraduate Advising and Academic Programming
7-103,(617)-253-9764,
dwc@mit.edu

Donna Friedman
Associate Dean, Advising and Academic Programming
Office of Undergraduate Advising and Academic Programming
Room 7-104, (617)-253-9762,
friedman@mit.edu

Wes and Sandra Harris
Housemasters, New House

Marc Lo
Residential Life Associate (RLA)
500 Memorial Dr. (Next House)

Chocolate City Resident Associate Advisor (RAA)

RAA

Bio

photo of Dylon

Dylon R Rockwell

Hometown: Dallas, TX
Hobbies: Hanging out with friends, Listening to Music
Course: 16

Why I became an RAA: I always enjoying helping others, and personally freshmen year was kind of rough, so I figured I can't make it any easier, but I can't make some sense of the madness that is MIT for you.


 

 

 

 

 
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