Student-organized, university-wide conference on Israel featuring speakers plus a tech and special opportunities fair for students of all backgrounds.
About
The Israel Summit at Harvard is a university-wide conference aimed at broadening all students’ horizons on Israel. In addition to hosting prominent Israeli and American entrepreneurs and changemakers, the Summit will include an Israel Tech and Special Opportunities Fair where students can engage with representatives from top Israeli companies and discover a multitude of trips to Israel for people of all backgrounds.
What they do
- Hosting prominent Israeli and American entrepreneurs and changemakers as speakers
- Israel Tech and Special Opportunities Fair
- Online international summit partnering with 100+ universities
- Breakout sessions by speakers sponsored by partner student groups
- Helping students on other campuses create their own Israel Summits
Mission, in their words
To broaden all students' horizons on Israel and share a passion for Israel with the broad Harvard community.
Sponsors & partners
Harvard Hillel · Harvard Chabad · Leadership Institute at Harvard College · Harvard Global Health Forum · Harvard Democrats · Harvard Republicans · Harvard International Relations Council · JerusalemU
Sources
- Link supplied by the index editorhclubs editor · seen Oct 13, 2026
- OUR MOVEMENT | israelsummitharvardOther website · seen Oct 29, 2026
- Israel Summit at HarvardOther website · seen Oct 29, 2026
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