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Gender-neutral social organization of undergraduates and alumni building close friendships, character, and mentorship, with annual alumni events.

About

Bringing together individuals across communities at Harvard since 1999, the Oak Club at Harvard University currently has over 300 alumni globally.

What they do

  • Tailgate at the Harvard–Yale game
  • Summer alumni retreat
  • Reunion happy hour
  • Mentorship between alumni and undergraduate students
  • Monthly virtual "apps"
  • Annual final dinner with the undergraduate organization

Mission, in their words

To bring together diverse individuals of strong character from across campus to develop deep and meaningful lifelong friendships.

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