Since 2001, the MIT School of Science has awarded Infinite Mile Awards to staff members who go the extra mile to make the Institute a better place. Nominated by their colleagues, the winners receive a monetary award and are invited to attend a celebratory event with family, friends, nominators, and recipients of the Infinite Expansion Award.
The following are the 2023 School of Science Infinite Mile winners:
Farrah Belizaire, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Justice program officer in the Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences , nominated by Tristan Davies and Laura Schulz;
Marisa LaFleur, Institute for Artificial Intelligence and Fundamental Interactions project manager in the Laboratory for Nuclear Science , nominated by Jesse Thaler and Mike Williams;
Cindy Li, autism research coordinator in the Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences and McGovern Institute for Brain Research , nominated by Annie Cardinaux, John Gabrieli, and Pawan Sinha;
Debbie Meinbresse, program coordinator in the MIT Kavli Institute for Astrophysics and Space Research , nominated by Sarah Costello, Jack Defandorf, Julia Keller, Shannon McGinnes, George Ricker, Andrew Vanderburg, Erin Kara, and Kiyoshi Masui;
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