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Harvard Undergraduate Mock Trial Association

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Student-run undergraduate mock trial team that competes in collegiate tournaments and hosts a training seminar for high school students.

Joining
Tryout
First-years eligible · No experience needed
When
Usually recruits in fall and spring

About

Despite being a relatively young organization, the Harvard Undergraduate Mock Trial Association has grown in recent years to become one of the top competitive programs in the country. HUMTA boasts first-place victories and top five finishes at invitational tournaments, many individual awards, and two national championships. Unlike many other top teams, HUMTA is entirely student-run.

How to join

  • Tryout — You try out in practice or a skills session.

Details

Status
Recognized
Dues
No dues required

What they do

  • Year-long mentorship of new members
  • Competing in collegiate mock trial tournaments
  • Private coaching packages for high school teams
  • Angela R. Mathew High School Seminar Program
  • Hosting high school competitors in the fall

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