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The Harvard Undergraduate Council

Politics & Policy

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Elected undergraduate body organized into standing committees that advocate for, fund, and support the student body.

No longer active. The Harvard Undergraduate Council was replaced by Harvard Undergraduate Association in 2022. This page is kept for reference.

Source: en.wikipedia.org

About

The 51 Members of the Harvard Undergraduate Council are sorted amongst a number of standing committees, each with a designated area of oversight. Learn more about what these committees do and who staffs them.

What they do

  • Finance Committee interviews club representatives about grant applications
  • Sends the UC Weekly email with grant decisions
  • General meetings open to the public
  • Lyft "Essential Ride" Partnership offering students Lyft ride credit
  • Advocacy on academic concerns such as grading policy and tuition costs
  • Advocacy for mental health resources and feminine hygiene product accessibility
  • Club recognition process through the Rules Committee
  • Funding student club events through Club Grants and Grants for an Open Harvard College

Mission, in their words

Advocate for and support the undergraduate body in service to the student body.

Sponsors & partners

Lyft

In the news

Sources

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