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Women's Initiative in LeadershipWIL

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Weekly program connecting women and non-binary students with women leaders across careers, offering networking and professional development workshops.

Joining
Application
First-years eligible
When
Usually recruits in fall and spring
Meets
One hour every Friday

About

The Women's Initiative in Leadership (WIL) connects students who identify as women or non-binary in the Harvard community with inspiring women from a diverse range of careers and interests. WIL equips its members with the tools and network necessary to become future leaders in their chosen career path. The program features discussions with accomplished women, creating an empowering setting that allows students to converse and network. WIL also features community-building events and professional development workshops throughout the semester, allowing members to have both the supportive community and practical skills to confidently navigate internships and employment after graduation.

How to join

  • Application — A written application, often followed by interviews.

What they do

  • Discussions with accomplished women
  • Community-building events
  • Professional development workshops
  • Weekly meetings every Friday

Mission, in their words

Equip members with the tools and network necessary to become future leaders in their chosen career path.

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