Christina Kang

Pictured is the first of three Automated External Defibrillators installed in Spring 2006 in the Student Center. The other two were installed in the Stata Center and Infinite Corridor, and more were added the followin...

Mario A. Bollini ’09 explains his group’s new 2-gear hand-powered tricycle design to a local client of The Association for the Physically Disabled of Kenya that came to test the prototype. Mario was in Nairobi, Kenya ...

Students crowd around a touch-sensitive surface at the MIT Lincoln Laboratory booth at the 2008 Technology Fair on Monday in Rockwell Cage. Job seekers have had many opportunities in the past week, with the Technology...

Tish Scolnik ’10 takes her work outside at Mobility Care in Arusha, Tanzania to catch some rays with her local co-workers.

Mario A. Bollini ’09 takes a break to sit and chat with some of the community members that are testing his new module for a hand-powered tricycle in Nairobi, Kenya.

Tea time at the hand-powered tricycle workshop at the main Nairobi branch of the Association for the Physically Disabled of Kenya is always full of laughter and delicious milk tea.

A cook chops goat meat with a machete in an outdoor booth in Nairobi, Kenya.

Chapati, a type of Indian bread enjoyed in South Asia and East Africa, is served with a hardboiled egg — Kenyan style.

Mentally disabled children lie in a nursery run by the Association for the Physically Disabled of Kenya in the slums outside Nairobi, Kenya. The nursery is maintained and staffed by mothers of children who are attend...

Outside Nairobi, a local worker makes the body of a hand-powered tricycle at the workshop of the Association for the Physically Disabled of Kenya.

The majority of locals in Nairobi, Kenya use a clay pot for cooking instead of a stove. The bottom part of the pot is for firewood and the upper part is for coal where a grail or pot can be placed for cooking.

A community member in the camps outside Delhi, India prepares food in a small room.

Women and children spend the daylight hours in the small alleyways between their one-room homes outside of Delhi, India.

Two teenage boys play a board game in the alleyway between their homes outside of Delhi, India.

A woman sits in front of her home, a tarp on the side of the road outside the camps of Delhi, India.

Dirty water drips from the pipelines of the camps outside Delhi, India.

Neglected government dumpsters overflow onto the streets in camps outside Delhi, India.

Deepalaya students use a ramp outside their school as a slide during break. Deepalaya is a non-governmental organization that provides education to children, especially female students, from economically and socially ...

Burra Dharani Dhar interviews camp dwellers outside of Delhi, India. Dhar is a final year student at the Rai Foundation in Faridabad, India.

Musheer Riaz, a final year student at the Rai Foundation campus in Faridabad, India, interviews community members in the camps outside Delhi, India.

A young mother watches over her children at a construction site. The children glance longingly at the bright McDonald’s restaurant next to them as people eat behind the large, sparkling windows.

Although other children around him are full of excitement, one child has heavy eyes as his mother tries to console his pain.

A child runs naked through the waste-filled paths of a camp outside of Delhi, India.

Flies cover the fruit in the slums outside Delhi, India.

Children in the slums outside Delhi, India overflow with laughter as they push for the prime spot in the photograph.

A child in the slums outside Delhi, India plays in the trash that is his playground.

Monkeys freely wander the Rai Foundation campus where MIT students stayed during a summer project in India. The monkeys like to climb up buildings.

Jessica K. Lee ’08 (left) works with a Hindi-speaking student from the Rai Foundation, interviewing the women about their health, their children’s health, and education issues. The surveys collected were later used to...

Monkeys sit on an eroded wall at the Rai Foundation campus in India.

This engraving, a Chinese idiom, is located on the side of the Leshan Giant Buddha — the tallest stone Buddha statue in the world.

Tourists visit the Taj Mahal in Agra, India.

A giraffe grazes at Lake Manyara in Tanzania.

DELHI, INDIA—A child plays in a wheelbarrow in a slum just outside of Delhi. MIT students sponsored by the Public Service Center traveled to Dehli to survey humanitarian efforts by the Deepalaya Non-Governmental Organ...

Stephanie C. Chan '09 practices with her chamber group for the Chamber Music Society outside on the Kresge lawn on Sunday, taking advantage of the amazing weather.

Amherst College's oldest a cappella group, the Zumbyes, perform Michael Jackson's "Thriller." The Zumbyes ended by winning the ICCA New England Semi-finals.

Members of MIT's Resonance do a cheer before opening the semi-finals of the International Championships of A Cappella held at Kresge Auditorium on Saturday, March 24.