The purpose of the HROTCA is to create a united group on campus for students interested in military service or military careers, with a focus on opportunities in college. The group will seek to provide support for those already in the services, information to those interested in the services, and an environment for better understanding and appreciation of military service.

Number of Members: 26-50

Involvement: Undergraduates, Graduates, Community Members

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Group Website: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2200053719&ref=ts

The Harvard Libertarian Club promotes the philosophy of liberty: free people, free markets, and free academy. By concentrating on ideas like the non-aggression principle and the sanctity of the individual, we explore what liberty means in social, economic, and political contexts. Our group organizes and attends events both on and off campus, and we also have intellectual discussions, debates, and reading groups centered around philosophy and economic theory. Ranging from classical liberals to Objectivists to anarchists, members of all ideologies that support individual freedoms are welcome. We provide reading materials for members to grow their knowledge of liberty as well as information on career opportunities and internships related to these ideas. If you're sick of a two-party duopoly on ideas, our organization is a good place to start.

Number of Members: 26-50

Involvement: Undergraduates, Graduates

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Group Website: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~hlf/

Harvard Candela Dance Troupe is a student run dance group that performs Latin dance at a variety of Harvard events. We are a non-competitive dance group that seeks to promote Latin dance in the Harvard community and create ties between Latin American students and the greater student body through the love of dance.

Number of Members: 10-25

Involvement: Undergraduates, Graduates

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Group Website: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~candela/

AMBLE serves Harvard's community of women and minority students who maintain an active interest in exploring opportunities in the business world. Not only does AMBLE aim to help expose students to potential career fields, but it also hopes to connect them with mentors and professionals in these areas and aid them in building their own pathways to success. Through conferences, seminars, newsletters, social functions, and other avenues, AMBLE hopes to open the doors of the business world to all members and participants.

Number of Members: 76-100

Involvement: Undergraduates, Graduates

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Group Website: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~amble

Founded in 1955 only a decade after the United Nations, Harvard National Model United Nations (HNMUN), is the largest, oldest, and most prestigious conference of its kind. Staffed entirely by Harvard College undergraduates, HNMUN brings over 3,000 students and faculty together from colleges and universities around the world to simulate the activities of the United Nations. HNMUN offers a unique opportunity to experience the challenges of international negotiation and diplomacy. This year, the conference will take this tradition to a new level with numerous innovations designed to enhance the delegate experience. This session will be held at the Boston Park Plaza Hotel from Thursday, February 14, through Sunday, February 17, 2013. Throughout the conference, delegates will gain insight into the workings of the United Nations by actively participating in the resolution of important global issues. Participants will not only work with hundreds of other motivated college students with the common goals of furthering international awareness and building consensus, but will also work within a lively social setting.

Number of Members: 76-100

Involvement: Undergraduates

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Group Website: http://www.hnmun.org

Harvard College Faith and Action is a gospel-centered community that welcomes students from all backgrounds. Our ministry emphasizes leadership development, rigorous study of scripture, social justice initiatives and active involvement in campus life. We encourage every student to pursue their calling as servant, disciple and leader, growing in the likeness and knowledge of Jesus Christ.

Number of Members: 76-100

Involvement: Undergraduates, Community Members

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Group Website: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~hcfa/

The purpose of the Harvard Black Students' Association is to establish a sense of community, or more appropriately, communities. The BSA shall endeavor to establish and promote interaction among black students at Harvard College. In addition, the BSA shall endeavor to promote interaction among all members of the Harvard community. As a means to the aforementioned goals the BSA shall organize venues and channels to address those issues.

Number of Members: 76-100

Involvement: Undergraduates, Graduates

Group Email: [javascript protected email address]

Group Website: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/bsa

The Harvard Chemistry Club serves as a meeting place for undergraduate chemists at Harvard and a venue for chemical education initiatives tailored for undergraduates. Open to concentrators in Chemistry, Chemistry and Physics, and Chemical and Physical Biology, as well as to all students interested in chemistry, the Harvard Chemistry Club holds regular social gatherings, faculty dinners, seminars, and advising events.

Number of Members: 76-100

Involvement: Undergraduates, Graduates

Group Email: [javascript protected email address]

Group Website: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/chemclub/