MIT installs first campus chaplain: Preparing students for accomplishments beyond the laboratory
An iconic temple of scientific inquiry has embraced a new relationship with organized religion. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology this fall installed its first chaplain in the school’s 146-year history.
Robert M. Randolph, an ordained Church of Christ minister, accepted the mantle of chaplain to the institute in a ceremony September 30. Randolph has worked at MIT for 28 years, most recently in the role of senior associate dean.