Copyright Support Resources
On this page:
Finding an Attorney to Explain your Rights and Options
Support Services at MIT
Facing a lawsuit is stressful and can be difficult for students. If you are in this situation, or know someone who is affected, it is best to seek legal counsel or advise your friend to do so, and not hesitate to use the services listed here. You can call Mental Health for a confidential consultation if you are worried about your friend.
For further information about how copyright affects the Institute, visit the Copyright at MIT page. Guidelines and policies from various offices are listed there.
Finding an Attorney to Explain your Rights and Options
Massachusetts Bar Association Lawyer Referral Service
Ph: 617.338.0610
Boston Bar Association Lawyer Referral Service
Ph: 617.742.0625
If you need further help, you may contact Jay Wilcoxson, in MIT's Office of the General Counsel, at 617.253.7724. Although the General Counsel's Office cannot provide legal advice or referrals, they can provide resources and information that may be helpful.
Support Services at MIT
MIT has a care network available to provide support to help all students. Counseling and support are available through the following offices. In addition, students should speak to their Housemaster, Graduate Resident Tutor, or Resident Advisor in the FSILGs, who can offer support and referral to resources on campus:
Student Support Services (S3)
5-104
Ph: 253.4861
Offers personal counseling for undergraduate and graduate students on a broad spectrum of issues including those which may affect a student's academic performance.
Center for Health Promotion and Wellness at MIT Medical
E23-205
Ph: 253.3646
Offers resources on issues such as sleep difficulties, stress, time management, relaxation techniques, or concerns about a friend in need.
Mental Health Services at MIT Medical
E23-368
Ph: 253.2916
Offers confidential individual and group counseling, psychotherapy, and medication for all students with any personal concerns. Appointments are easily scheduled; walk-in hours available weekday afternoons, 2 to 4 pm. On call clinicians are available 24/7 for urgent problems.
Nightline
Ph: 3.8800
Anonymous phone line, run by student peer counselors, available 7 pm to 7 am.
