Harvard Club of Southern California

Voting begins April 1. Eligible voters will have the option of voting either online or by paper ballot. Completed ballots must be received by 5PM (EDT) on May 18. All holders of Harvard degrees may vote for HAA elected directors.

Join us for a fascinating talk about our understanding of the Milky Way, presented by Dr. Andrea Ghez, the 2020 Physics Nobel Prize winner and director of the UCLA Galactic Center Group.

Join us for a training and discussion on ways to intervene when witnessing in person and online anti-Asian harassment.

Join Harvard Alumni for Global Women's Empowerment (Harvard GlobalWE) Connect for its fourth Women's Empowerment Expo and first Expo in a virtual format on featuring organizations leading the way for women's empowerment in health and education.

Our panel of experts will explore these issues as they relate to Greater Boston, as well as the long history of community activism in the area. Join us as we consider solutions for a more equitable future of safe, stable, and affordable housing for all.

Join the Harvard Law School Association of Orange Country for Earth Day 2021 Climate Conference with Nilab Rahyar Tolton (HLS ’10), featuring Craig Altemose (HLS ’10, HKS ’10)

For generations, Americans have looked to education as the solution to economic disadvantage. Yet, although more people are earning degrees, the gap between rich and poor is widening. Cristina Groeger delves into the history of this seeming contradiction.

Join us along with the Alumnae-i for Harvard Women for this special event. Access to the film Picture a Scientist will be provided after the event, to extend the conversation.

Join the Harvard Alumni community for an event that will focus on how to show up for the Asian American community.

Prof. Klarman, a constitutional scholar, will speak on the degradation of American democracy, the courts' contributions to that degradation, and possible remedial steps that might be taken.

Please join the Harvard Club of Southern California (HCSC) for a casual networking mixer to celebrate new and old friendships and the overall recent grad community.

Please join us for a first- hand account from Yong-soo Lee, a surviving “comfort woman,” in conversation with Phyllis Kim, Executive Director of CARE, Michael Chwe, Professor at UCLA, and Sung Yeon Choimorrow, Executive Director of NAPAWF.

It’s time to mark your calendars for the 151st Annual Meeting of the Harvard Alumni Association! We hope you join us Friday, June 4, as we celebrate our global alumni community during Harvard’s largest virtual gathering of alumni yet.