The Harvard Stand Up Comic Society is dedicated to promoting the art of stand-up comedy through stand-up performances, stand-up jam sessions, comedy workshops, and comedy appreciation. We connect students with opportunities to perform at local and off-campus comedy venues as well. There are plenty of funny people at Harvard, and we'd love to help them find and use their comic voices! As one of the most culturally diverse comedy organizations on campus, we encourage free expression comedic and otherwise at our performances.

Number of Members: 10-25

Involvement: Undergraduates, Graduates, Community Members

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

The Codman Square Community Health center is dedicated to serving underprivileged members of the Dorchester community who do not have access to health insurance. Students interested in volunteering at the health center will be involved in staffing the child-care areas as well as teaching health education in areas such as health, nutrition, and hygiene. Students will also have the opportunity to work closely with neighborhood leaders, shadow doctors at the clinic, and learn more about community organizing. Volunteers must be able to commit to one two-hour weekday shift and weekly Sunday meetings for at least two semesters.

Number of Members: 1-9

Involvement: Undergraduates

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

The Harvard College Future Society promotes awareness and further understanding of the link between accelerating technological growth and future society. In the presence of rapidly expanding human intelligence and vastly augmented capabilities, we will be soon be compelled to radically reevaluate our most fundamental ideas of what it means to be human, and we will need to discover a way for humans to live in a rapidly changing world. Previously unimaginable technologies may become concrete reality in the coming decades, and decisions will have to be made. The Harvard College Future Society provides a forum to discuss various visions of humanity's future in light of technological growth. Some topics of interest include Transhumanism, Artificial Intelligence, 3D Printing, and others.

Number of Members: 26-50

Involvement: Undergraduates

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Group Website: http://harvardcollegefuturesociety.wordpress.com/

Harvard Ballet Folkorico de Aztlan is a social and cultural organization whose purpose is to spread Mexican culture and heritage by means of Mexican traditional folk dances. The group seeks to promote greater awareness and interest in both ballet folklorico and Mexico through performances, instruction, workshops, and other educational activities.

Number of Members: 26-50

Involvement: Undergraduates, Graduates, Community Members

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Group Website: http://hcs.harvard.edu/~bfa/

The Harvard Dominican Students Association aims to sponsor educational, social, and service events in order to address issues concerning the Dominican community within and outside of Harvard College. We seek to create an inclusive space that promotes dialogue and spreads awareness of Dominican history, culture, and politics.

Number of Members: 10-25

Involvement: Undergraduates, Graduates, Community Members

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Three Letter Acronym practices and performs the Harold, a specific format of long form improvisation. The Harold is most famously performed at New York's The Upright Citizens Brigade and Chicago's Improv Olympic and has shot some of your favorite SNL and Thursday Night Comedy stars to fame (Amy Poehler, Donald Glover, Bobby Moynihan, Aubrey Plaza).

Number of Members: 10-25

Involvement: Undergraduates

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Group Website: tlaimprov.com

The mission of the Harvard Composers Association is to promote the presence of 20th and 21st century music on campus through concerts of contemporary repertoire, original student compositions and collaborative projects with other mediums, art forms and organizations. We work with musicians from the Harvard community and beyond, usually members of our unofficial organization, the Harvard New Music Ensemble - a group of top student musicians who have a dedicated interest in new music. This allows student composers to have their works rehearsed and performed by musicians of the highest caliber, which is the most important thing for an aspiring composer. We also began a small new music festival - "Atelier" - starting in the spring of 2011, that brought together composers and performers for a series of masterclasses and rehearsals, culminating in a concert in Paine Hall. HCA believes in the relevance of contemporary music created in the Classical tradition in modern society and the importance of new music if Classical Music is to be recognized as a living art form. Such status can only result from performances, as well as the advocating and promotion of new music.

Number of Members: 26-50

Involvement: Undergraduates, Graduates

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Latinas Unidas is the materialization of a vision that Latinas at Harvard had to unite those who have an interest in the lives of Latin American females. Latinas Unidas is a forum for intellectual discussion and pro-active efforts to promote the women of Latin American heritage. We believe that our cultures, although diverse, should be celebrated and our commonality as women will bring us closer. This organization emphasizes networking with successful Latina women in the nation and on our campus. We also engage in social activities, political events, and academic forums and we encourage all students to join us as long as you are interested in learning more about Latin American women and their heritage. !Latinas Unidas no seran vencidas!

Number of Members: 51-75

Involvement: Undergraduates

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Group Website: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~latinas/Latinas_Unidas.html