Harvard Club of Kansas City

1

Alumni

We serve to extend the Harvard Alumni Association's (HAA's) purpose of "maintaining and enhancing a highly engaged, vibrant community of alumni and friends" in our mid-west region through a variety of methods such as e-newsletters and events.

2

Schools

We assist Harvard Collage in the admissions interview process for senior high school students within our HAA Club's region, which includes Western Missouri and Eastern Kansas. Additionally, we work with area high schools to provide the Harvard Book Prize to deserving juniors.

3

Community

We sponsor a Community Service Fellowship each summer to fund a Harvard College student's work with a non-profit organization in our region.

Help us continue to have a vibrant Harvard Alumni Community in Kansas City!

Membership Eligibility

Anyone who has been associated with any department at Harvard University for at least one academic term, as a student or instructor is eligible for membership. In addition, parents of undergraduates are encouraged to join both during and after their child’s enrollment.

Recurring Annual Membership - $40/Year
One Time Annual Membership - $40
Recent Graduate Annual Membership (within past 5 years) - $20

Additional tax-deductible contribution - Click to make donation
The Harvard Radcliffe Club of Kansas City is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit

You can also mail a $40 check for your annual dues to:
The Harvard-Radcliffe Club of Kansas City
P.O. Box 412481
Kansas City, Missouri 64141-2481

The Harvard Club of Kansas City's Purposes Include:

1) Foster a spirit of fraternity among graduates and former students of Harvard University
2) Serve in extending knowledge of the aims and achievements of Harvard University
3) Promote the interest of all alumni and alumnae in the academic and extracurricular activities of Harvard
4) Represent the interest of the University in the Kansas City metropolitan area
5) Encourage recreational activities for members
6) Solicit members for donations to Harvard scholarships
7) Recruit candidates for Harvard admission
8) Generally do all things to promote and encourage communication between Harvard University and its alumni/ae residents in the Kansas City metropolitan area