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Harvard-Radcliffe Chinese Students AssociationCSA

Cultural & IdentitySocial & Community

Cultural group for Chinese and Chinese American students and others, hosting social, cultural, and educational events like speakers, festivals, and dim sum runs.

Also known as Harvard Chinese Students Association

Joining
No comp required
First-years eligible

About

Founded in 1969, the Harvard-Radcliffe Chinese Students Association (CSA) is one of the largest cultural organizations on campus. The Harvard-Radcliffe Chinese Students Association is composed of an Executive Board elected by the general members at the end of each calendar year. The Board members serve one-year terms, and they are responsible for hosting and organizing all CSA events. We also have a general membership of over 1,000 Harvard College students.

How to join

No comp — you don't have to do a trial period of the club's work to join

Details

Status
Recognized
Members
1000+ members
Dues
No dues required

What they do

  • SibFam mentorship program for first-year students
  • General meetings
  • Guest speakers on politics and culture
  • Holiday festivals
  • Dim sum runs to Chinatown
  • Parties
  • Hosts nearly 80 events each year
  • Chinese New Year Banquet

Mission, in their words

To serve as a forum for social, cultural, and educational/political interaction among students of all backgrounds, and to honor its legacy while forging a dynamic Chinese/Chinese American identity.

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