Harvard Club of Alabama

Come join friends and fellow alumni for a fun-filled viewing party as we watch Harvard take on Yale in an epic game!

"Art For Everybody" about the life of Thomas Kinkade is featured on Opening Night of the 25th Annual Sidewalk Film Festival in Birmingham.

Bring your family and friends and join us to send off our first year students as well as meet-and-mingle with fellow Harvard alums

Join Tuscaloosa regional rep Allen Henry for a quarterly meet-up lunch at Central Mesa on Thursday, March 23 at 11:30 am. Click to be added to the e-mail list for Tuscaloosa-area events.

Join the Harvard Club of Alabama for Global Networking Night in Birmingham. We look forward to getting to know you better and forging stronger connections in our community! Click to RSVP. Partners ands guests are welcome.

Join Montgomery Regional Rep Dawn Marie Williams for quarterly coffee on Tuesday, March 7 at Panera Bread, 7224 Eastchase Pkwy, Montgomery, AL 36117, 8:05-8:50 am. Click to be added to the e-mail list for Montgomery-area events.

Join us as Jamie Jacobs, Assistant Professor, Harvard Medical School, discusses "Fighting Cancer with the Mind." This event will be held online, via Zoom. Click to register.

Join Huntsville regional rep Elizabeth Hamrick and other Club members at Old Black Bear Brewing for a beverage and social.

Connect with Ivy League alums & students while enjoying hors d'oeuvres and drinks, the Birmingham Museum of Art's Expanding Darshan exhibit and the best of the SOBs (Society of Orpheus and Bacchus), the second longest-running acapella group in the U.S.

Join Huntsville regional rep Elizabeth Hamrick and other Club members at Honest Coffee for a beverage and social.

This optional, hour-long webinar will be led by two members of the Admissions Committee and will cover the basics of interviewing and updates from campus with time for questions at the end.

Professor Susan A. Murphy is a statistician and computer scientist whose lab develops data analysis methods and experimental designs to improve real-time sequential decision making in mobile health—in particular, algorithms that can be deployed on weara

While Russia's war on Ukraine has already caused hundreds of thousands of deaths, it also continues to have major economic and security damages to Europe and the globe. How does Europe continue to deal with the escalating conflict in Ukraine, its continue

Join Montgomery Regional Rep Dawn Marie Williams for quarterly coffee on Thursday, December 1 at Panera Bread, 7224 Eastchase Pkwy, Montgomery, AL 36117, 8:00-8:45 am. Click to be added to the e-mail list for Montgomery-area events.

Birmingham, Huntsville and Mobile alumni, mark your calendars for Saturday, November 19 for a viewing party for The Game. We welcome those interested in hosting a viewing party elsewhere too! Click for details.

In this panel discussion via Zoom, Black Radcliffe and Harvard alumni from different generations will explore and celebrate stories of resistance, excellence, resilience, and change-making from while they were students and after graduation. Click to regis

This optional, hour-long webinar will be led by two members of the Admissions Committee and will cover the basics of interviewing and updates from campus with time for questions at the end.

Join Tuscaloosa regional rep Allen Henry for a quarterly meet-up at Urban Bar & Kitchen on Monday, November 7 at 11:30 am. Click to be added to the e-mail list for Tuscaloosa-area events.

Join Huntsville regional rep Elizabeth Hamrick and other Club members at Just Love Coffee for a beverage and social.

Join Tuscaloosa regional rep Allen Henry for a quarterly meet-up at Southern Ale House on Monday, August 15 at 11:30 am. Click to be added to the e-mail list for Tuscaloosa-area events.

Join Montgomery Regional Rep Dawn Marie Williams for quarterly coffee at Prevail Union on Wednesday, August 3, 8:00-9:90 am. Click to be added to the e-mail list for Montgomery-area events.

This All-Ivy club mixer is intended to welcome new and current students and help them connect with Birmingham area alumni. Current students and alulmni from all the Ivies and their guests are welcome. Tickets.

Join Auburn Regional Rep Rebecca O'Neal for quarterly coffee at Ristretto in Opelika on Thursday, June 16, 11:00 am-Noon. Click to be added to the e-mail list for Auburn-area events.

Join Huntsville regional rep Elizabeth Hamrick and other Club members at Cafe 153 in Bridge Street Town Center.

Join new Montgomery Regional Rep Dawn Marie Williams for quarterly coffee at Prevail Union on Thursday, May 19, 8:00-9:90 am. Click to be added to the e-mail list for Montgomery-area events.

Join Richard Weissbourd, Ed.D.'87, Faculty Co-Director, Human Development and Psychology Master's Program and Director, Making Caring Common Project, Harvard Graduate School of Education for a talk on raising children in polarizing times.

Birmingham will host 72 HBS MBA students next week to work with local companies on customer-facing design challenges. Join us for an evening of networking. Limited to 25 guests.

Join new Tuscaloosa regional rep Allen Henry for quarterly coffee at Heritage House Coffee at Towncenter on Wednesday, May 11, 7:30-8:30 am. Click here to be added to the e-mail list for Tuscaloosa-area events.

A conversation with the authors of a comprehensive 8-year study of higher education institutions across the United States--surprising levels of alienation and a too-narrow focus on grades and deliverables--with examples of what works and what doesn’t.

A dynamic conversation about the intersection of art, visual culture, and representation with Harvard students, exploring how we can use art to envision justice collectively and translate these ideas to the immediate context of our own campus.

Join Birmingham regional rep Blakely O'Connor and other Club members for quarterly coffee at The Red Cat Coffee House at Railroad Park

Join the Harvard Radcliffe Institute for a discussion featuring leading activists and scholars working toward menstrual justice. The program will open the exhibition Out for Blood: Feminine Hygiene to Menstrual Equity.

Harvard Extension School's Author Spotlight series features Harvard Extension School instructor and noted author, Dr. Mona Sue Weissmark. Dr. Weissmark will discuss her book "The Science of Diversity" and answer questions live.

The Next in Science series provides an opportunity for early-career scientists whose creative, cross-disciplinary, and cutting-edge research is thematically linked to introduce their work to non-specialists, fellow scientists, and one another. The speaker

Join alumni from around the world for an interactive conversation with Harvard University President Lawrence S. Bacow JD '76, MPP '76, PhD '78 moderated by Rebecca Woo Dwan AB '89. During this special event, which is supported by the Harvard Alumni Associ

Birmingham, Huntsville and Montgomery- area alumni, mark your calendars for Saturday, November 20 for a viewing party for the big game.

A virtual talk from Professor Michael Brenner

Author Spotlight Series: Theodore R. Johnson ALM '11

A Conversation with President Bacow

Part of Climate Change Conversations

A presentation from 2021–2022 Edward, Frances, and Shirley B. Daniels Fellow Joan R. Najita

Harvard Radcliffe Institute Science Symposium

Harvard Alumni Travels: Travel Talks with James Costa

Join fellow Ivy League alumni and hear some fascinating history about downtown Huntsville. Professional tour guide Jacque Reeves (from Huntsville Ghost Walk) will lead this casual, family-friendly tour covering approximately 1.5 miles.

Learn the ins and outs of interviewing applicants to Harvard College. In this session, you’ll learn how to claim your HarvardKey login if you’ve never done so, and how to use the Alumni Interviewing Portal and access its resources.

A three-day virtual conference led by—and in celebration of—Harvard alumni of color. September 23-25, 2021.

Informal get-to-know-you networking event for Harvard alumni.

Did you know Alabama is one of the most biodiverse states in the U.S. and is set to contribute significantly to our nation's environmental health? Attend a virtual "lunch and learn" exploring one of Alabama's most important assets, the Paint Rock Forest R

The Board of The Harvard Club of Alabama invites all active, dues-paying members to participate in our end of the year, all-member meeting where we will review our progress on the Club goals and conduct our leadership transitions.

The Digital Innovation Summit will bring industry leaders, professionals, and our academic community together to learn how COVID-19 has accelerated the need for digital transformation. Organized by the Harvard Extension School.

Author Hubert Joly will discuss his approach: one that requires radically rethinking how we view work, how we define companies, how we motivate, and how we lead.

A free, open community event focused on learning and problem-solving.

Our April Lunch & Learn will be virtual and will focus on Birmingham City School's emerging response to the Covid-19 crisis. This will be an opportunity to share progress and challenges BCS has encountered so far and will recap the strategic work that

A free, open community event focused on learning and problem-solving.

Harvard Lunch and Learns feature alumni, faculty, and special guest speakers who present their work, followed by an open discussion. These free events are open to Harvard alumni and their guests. Registration by email is required.

Come out to connect with friends old and new!

Harvard Lunch and Learns feature alumni, faculty, and special guest speakers who present their work, followed by an open discussion. These free events are open to Harvard alumni and their guests. Registration by email is required.

Join our book discussion in person or online

Harvard Lunch and Learns feature alumni, faculty, and special guest speakers who present their work, followed by an open discussion. These free events are open to Harvard alumni and their guests. Registration by email is required.

Join our Ivy League colleagues in Montgomery.

Deep Dives are free site visits to selected nonprofit organizations that serve critical socioeconomic needs in Alabama. The CEO describes the work of the organization, its history, challenges, and needs. Tour included. Registration by email is required.

Synchronized with the global, all-Harvard "Welcome to Your City" event!

Harvard Lunch and Learns feature alumni, faculty, and special guest speakers who present their work, followed by an open discussion. These free events are open to Harvard alumni and their guests. Registration by email is required.

The Harvard Club of Birmingham is grateful to the Birmingham Committee on Foreign Relations for inviting our members to selected BCFR speaking events.

Join our book discussion in person or online

A free monthly event provides a forum for learning about and inspiring innovative solutions to key health-related problems.

Join us for samba and ceviche, and more

Join us in person or online for this course discussion section.

Harvard Lunch and Learns feature alumni, faculty, and special guest speakers who present their work, followed by an open discussion. These free events are open to Harvard alumni and their guests. Registration by email is required.

Join us in person or online for this course discussion section.

A free monthly event provides a forum for learning about and inspiring innovative solutions to key health-related problems.

Harvard Lunch and Learns feature alumni, faculty, and special guest speakers who present their work, followed by an open discussion. These free events are open to Harvard alumni and their guests. Registration by email is required.

A free monthly event provides a forum for learning about and inspiring innovative solutions to key health-related problems.

Harvard Lunch and Learns feature alumni, faculty, and special guest speakers who present their work, followed by an open discussion. These free events are open to Harvard alumni and their guests. Registration by email is required.

A free monthly event provides a forum for learning about and inspiring innovative solutions to key health-related problems.

Deep Dives are free site visits to selected nonprofit organizations that serve critical socioeconomic needs in Alabama. The CEO describes the work of the organization, its history, challenges, and needs. Tour included. Registration by email is required.

Harvard Lunch and Learns feature alumni, faculty, and special guest speakers who present their work, followed by an open discussion. These free events are open to Harvard alumni and their guests. Registration by email is required.

A free monthly event provides a forum for learning about and inspiring innovative solutions to key health-related problems.

Deep Dives are free site visits to selected nonprofit organizations that serve critical socioeconomic needs in Alabama. The CEO describes the work of the organization, its history, challenges, and needs. Tour included. Registration by email is required.

Harvard Lunch and Learns feature alumni, faculty, and special guest speakers who present their work, followed by an open discussion. These free events are open to Harvard alumni and their guests. Registration by email is required.

A free monthly event provides a forum for learning about and inspiring innovative solutions to key health-related problems.

The Nonprofit Capacity Group is a free, open networking event for all nonprofit stakeholders interested in building capacity at nonprofit organizations to achieve social change in central/north Alabama. Please email to reserve your seat.

Deep Dives are free site visits to selected nonprofit organizations that serve critical socioeconomic needs in Alabama. The CEO describes the work of the organization, its history, challenges, and needs. Tour included. Registration by email is required.

Deep Dives are free site visits to selected nonprofit organizations that serve critical socioeconomic needs in Alabama. The CEO describes the work of the organization, its history, challenges, and needs. Tour included. Registration by email is required.

Harvard Lunch and Learns feature alumni, faculty, and special guest speakers who present their work, followed by an open discussion. These free events are open to Harvard alumni and their guests. Email reservation is required.

Deep Dives are free site visits to selected nonprofit organizations that serve critical socioeconomic needs in Alabama. The CEO describes the work of the organization, its history, challenges, and needs. Tour included. Registration by email is required.

Deep Dives are free site visits to selected nonprofit organizations that serve critical socioeconomic needs in Alabama. The CEO describes the work of the organization, its history, challenges, and needs. Tour included. Registration by email is required.

Spotlight Salons feature alumni, faculty, and special guest speakers who present their work, followed by an open discussion. These events are open only to Harvard alumni and their guests (current Members at discount). Registration at Eventbrite required.

Deep Dives are free site visits to selected nonprofit organizations that serve critical socioeconomic needs in Alabama. The CEO describes the work of the organization, its history, challenges, and needs. Tour included. Registration by email is required.

Deep Dives are free site visits to selected nonprofit organizations that serve critical socioeconomic needs in Alabama. The CEO describes the work of the organization, its history, challenges, and needs. Tour included. Registration by email is required.

Deep Dives are free site visits to selected nonprofit organizations that serve critical socioeconomic needs in Alabama. The CEO describes the work of the organization, its history, challenges, and needs. Tour included. Registration by email is required.

The Nonprofit Capacity Group is a free, open networking event for all nonprofit executive directors interested in building capacity at nonprofit organizations to achieve social change in central/north Alabama.

Volunteer to answer library patrons' questions about nonprofits; help build a resource center on nonprofits at the library.

Volunteer to answer library patrons' questions about nonprofits; help build a resource center on nonprofits at the library.

Volunteer to answer library patrons' questions about nonprofits; help build a resource center on nonprofits at the library.

A fascinating talk, great conversations, marvelous food, promising connections.

Deep Dives are free site visits to selected nonprofit organizations that serve critical socioeconomic needs in Alabama. The CEO describes the work of the organization, its history, challenges, and needs. Tour included. Registration by email is required.

Volunteer to answer library patrons' questions about nonprofits; help build a resource center on nonprofits at the library.

Deep Dives are free site visits to selected nonprofit organizations that serve critical socioeconomic needs in Alabama. The CEO describes the work of the organization, its history, challenges, and needs. Tour included. Registration by email is required.

Deep Dives are free site visits to selected nonprofit organizations that serve critical socioeconomic needs in Alabama. The CEO describes the work of the organization, its history, challenges, and needs. Tour included. Registration by email is required.

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