The mission of the Italian Society is to create opportunities for
dialogue and exchange of ideas among all members of the Harvard
community—undergraduates, graduates, staff and faculty—who share an
interest in the Italian culture, current affairs, history and
traditions.
The Italian Society strives to foster innovative thinking through
lectures, conferences and discussions. It provides opportunities for
informal meetings and exchanges among all its members.
It seeks to create stronger links between current members and alumni to
facilitate involvement with and support to the Italian community at
Harvard.
The Italian Society was established in 2008 as the Italian Student Club
(Caucus) by a group of Italian students at the Harvard Kennedy School.
Since 2009, the group has expanded into the Italian Society and has
grown in size and importance, extending its membership to virtually all
Harvard schools and departments (counting more than 100 student,
researchers and faculty members).
While still young in its current form, the Italian Society revives a
tradition that goes back to the early twentieth century: the Harvard
Alumni Bulletin of March 31. 1921, refers to the Harvard Italian Society
and its activities to raise funds for the Italian Scholarship Fund aimed
at supporting Italian students at Harvard.
Please visit for further information:
http://hcs.harvard.edu/italian-society/index.php"
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