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Useful Resources

The Freshman Guide to Chemistry & Related Fields

The Harvard Chem Club has in the past compiled a Freshman Guide to help first-years interested in chemistry and other science concentrations at Harvard. The Guide includes information on finding science resources at Harvard, tips on choosing courses and studying, and advice on doing research. 2007-2008 Freshman Guide

Summer Experiences Peer Advising

One of the great advantages of studying at a school like Harvard are the extraordinary opportunities to do research in first-class laboratories. Many members of the Chem Club are or have worked in labs and can offer advice on how to secure a research position. Stay tuned for a listing for Summer Experiences Peer Advisers who can answer your questions about research. In the mean time, don't hesitate to contact the Chem Club Exec Board with questions.

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Chemistry Internship Opportunities

Chemical, pharmaceutical and biotech companies love to have Harvard interns. Stay tuned for a list of companies recruiting Harvard students for summer internships.

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Harvard/MIT Chemistry Clubs

Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) are two of the world's leading academic institutions. Though separated geographically only by a few miles, participation between Harvard and MIT in academics and social events is often limited. For years, this has been the case with the respective universities' chemistry clubs. In 2004, the Harvard Chem Club announced a new initiative to get to know our neighbors down the street better. Through socials, faculty dinners, and talks by prominent figures in chemistry we hope to build a strong and healthy relationship with the MIT ClubChem.

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