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2019 Involvement Fair Tables List Group Name Table # Section Flag Color Constitutional Law Society 1 Government and Politics Orange Harvard Association Cultivating Inter-American Democracy 2 Government and Politics Orange Harvard College Anscombe Society 3 Government and Politics Orange Harvard College Democrats 4 Government and Politics Orange Harvard College Model Congress Middle East 5 Government and Politics Orange Harvard College Open Campus Initiative 6 Government and Politics Orange Harvard College Project for Asian and International Relations 7 Government and Politics Orange Harvard College Project for Justice 8 Government and Politics Orange Harvard International Relations Council 9 Government and Politics Orange Harvard International Relations on Campus 10 Government and Politics Orange Harvard Libertarian Club 11 Government and Politics Orange Harvard Mock Trial Association 12 Government and Politics Orange Harvard Model Congress 13 Government and Politics Orange Harvard Model Congress Asia 14 Government and Politics Orange Harvard Model Congress Europe 15 Government and Politics Orange Harvard Model Congress San Francisco 16 Government and Politics Orange Harvard Model United Nations 17 Government and Politics Orange Harvard National Model United Nations 18 Government and Politics Orange Harvard Republican Club 19 Government and Politics Orange Harvard Right to Life 20 Government and Politics Orange Harvard Students for Israel 21 Government and Politics Orange Harvard Undergraduate Alexander Hamilton Society 22 Government and Politics Orange Harvard Undergraduate Centrist Society 23 Government and Politics Orange Harvard Undergraduate Democracy Matters 24 Government and Politics Orange Harvard Undergraduate Political Consulting 25 Government and Politics Orange Harvard Undergraduate Voters Choose 26 Government and Politics Orange Harvard Undergraduates for Environmental Justice 27 Government and Politics Orange Harvard World Model United Nations 28 Government and Politics Orange Institute of Politics 29 Government and Politics Orange Model Security Council 30 Government and Politics Orange The John Adams Society: A Harvard College Debating Society 31 Government and Politics Orange Harvard College Engineers Without Borders 32 SEAS Navy Blue Harvard SEAS National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) 33 SEAS Navy Blue Harvard SEAS Society of Hispanic Engineers (SHPE) 34 SEAS Navy Blue Harvard SEAS Society of Women Engineers (SWE) 35 SEAS Navy Blue Diversity Peer Educators 36 College Life Silver Dorm Crew 37 College Life Silver First Year Retreat and Experience 38 College Life Silver First-Year Outdoor Program (FOP) 39 College Life Silver First-Year Social Committee 40 College Life Silver Harvard College Marathon Challenge 41 College Life Silver Harvard Undergraduate Council 42 College Life Silver Honor Council 43 College Life Silver Ivy Council 44 College Life Silver Lowell House Society of Russian Bell Ringers at Harvard College 45 College Life Silver Senior Class Committee 46 College Life Silver The Franklin Fellowship 47 College Life Silver College Events Board 48 College Life Silver Consent Advocates and Relationship Educators (CARE) 49 Peer Counseling/Peer Education Peach Drug and Alcohol Peer Advisors (DAPA) 50 Peer Counseling/Peer Education Peach Eating Concerns Hotline and Outreach 51 Peer Counseling/Peer Education Peach Indigo Peer Counseling 52 Peer Counseling/Peer Education Peach Response 53 Peer Counseling/Peer Education Peach Room 13 54 Peer Counseling/Peer Education Peach Sexual Health Awareness & Relationship Communication (SHARC)55 Peer Counseling/Peer Education Peach Student Mental Health Liaisons (SMHL) 56 Peer Counseling/Peer Education Peach Advocating Success for Kids 57 Health and Wellness White Contact Peer Counseling 58 Health and Wellness White CrimsonEMS 59 Health and Wellness White Food Literacy Project 60 Health and Wellness White Harvard College Access Health 61 Health and Wellness White Harvard College Association of Practice and Learning of Yan Xin Life62 ScienceHealth and& Technology Wellness White Harvard College Health Advocacy Program 63 Health and Wellness White Harvard Undergraduate Global Health Forum 64 Health and Wellness White HealthPALs - Health Peer Advisors & Liaisons 65 Health and Wellness White Society for Food Allergy and Intolerance Awareness 66 Health and Wellness White Circle of Women Harvard College 67 Women's Initiatives Yellow Harvard College Reprojustice Action & Dialogue Collective 68 Women's Initiatives Yellow Harvard Undergraduate Global Women's Empowerment 69 Women's Initiatives Yellow Network of Enlightened Women (NeW) at Harvard College 70 Women's Initiatives Yellow Organization of Asian American Sisters in Service 71 Women's Initiatives Yellow The Seneca, Inc. 72 Women's Initiatives Yellow Women of Color Collective 73 Women's Initiatives Yellow Harvard College Queer Students and Allies 74 Gender and Sexuality Turquoise Harvard College SHADE 75 Gender and Sexuality Turquoise Radcliffe Union of Students 76 Gender and Sexuality Turquoise Sexual Health Education & Advocacy throughout Harvard College77 Gender and Sexuality Turquoise Asian Baptist Student Koinonia 78 Religious and Spiritual Life Bright Green Catholic Student Association 79 Religious and Spiritual Life Bright Green Christians on Campus 80 Religious and Spiritual Life Bright Green Dharma: Harvard's Hindu Students Association 81 Religious and Spiritual Life Bright Green Episcopal Students at Harvard College 82 Religious and Spiritual Life Bright Green Harvard Christian Impact 83 Religious and Spiritual Life Bright Green Harvard College Alpha Omega 84 Religious and Spiritual Life Bright Green Harvard College Baha'i Association 85 Religious and Spiritual Life Bright Green Harvard College Community of Humanists, Atheists, and Agnostics86 Religious and Spiritual Life Bright Green Harvard College Faith and Action 87 Religious and Spiritual Life Bright Green Harvard College Interfaith Forum 88 Religious and Spiritual Life Bright Green Harvard College Meditation Club 89 Religious and Spiritual Life Bright Green Harvard College SoulFood Christian Fellowship 90 Religious and Spiritual Life Bright Green Harvard Friends of Chabad 91 Religious and Spiritual Life Bright Green Harvard Islamic Society 92 Religious and Spiritual Life Bright Green Harvard Latter-day Saint Student Association 93 Religious and Spiritual Life Bright Green Harvard Undergraduate Christians for Israel 94 Religious and Spiritual Life Bright Green Harvard Undergraduate Fellowship 95 Religious and Spiritual Life Bright Green Harvard-Radcliffe Asian American Christian Fellowship 96 Religious and Spiritual Life Bright Green Harvard Undergraduate Christians for Israel 97 Religious and Spiritual Life Bright Green Orthodox Christian Fellowship of Harvard College 98 Religious and Spiritual Life Bright Green The Harvard Ichthus 99 Religious and Spiritual Life Bright Green Academic Ventures 100 Offices and Departments Mint The Harvard Coop 101 Offices and Departments Mint Admissions and Financial Aid Office 102 Offices and Departments Mint Cambridge Queen’s Head Pub 103 Offices and Departments Mint Office of BGLTQ Student Life 104 Offices and Departments Mint Office of Diversity Education & Support 105 Offices and Departments Mint Harvard College Women's Center 106 Offices and Departments Mint Harvard Global Support Services 107 Offices and Departments Mint Harvard Immigration & Refugee Clinical Program (HIRC) 108 Offices and Departments Mint Harvard Museums of Science & Culture 109 Offices and Departments Mint David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies 110 Offices and Departments Mint Harvard Summer School - Study Abroad Programs 111 Offices and Departments Mint Harvard University Native American Program 112 Offices and Departments Mint Academic Resource Center (ARC) 113 Offices and Departments Mint Honor Council 114 Offices and Departments Mint HUECU 115 Offices and Departments Mint HUPD 116 Offices and Departments Mint HUPD/HUCEP 116a Offices and Departments Mint Harvard Innovation Labs 117 Offices and Departments Mint Office of International Education 118 Offices and Departments Mint Outings & Innings 119 Offices and Departments Mint Resource Efficiency Program, Office for Sustainability 120 Offices and Departments Mint The Memorial Church of Harvard University 121 Offices and Departments Mint Asian American Brotherhood 122 Cultural and Racial Initiatives Ruby Association of Black Harvard Women 123 Cultural and Racial Initiatives Ruby Australian Undergraduate Society at Harvard College (AUS) 124 Cultural and Racial Initiatives Ruby Colombian Students Association at Harvard College 125 Cultural and Racial Initiatives Ruby Concilio Latino de Harvard 126 Cultural and Racial Initiatives Ruby Cuban-American Undergraduate Student Association 127 Cultural and Racial Initiatives Ruby Fuerza Latina 128 Cultural and Racial Initiatives Ruby Harvard African Students Association 129 Cultural and Racial Initiatives Ruby Harvard Black Men's Forum 130 Cultural and Racial Initiatives Ruby Harvard Black Students Association 131 Cultural and Racial Initiatives Ruby Harvard College Nigerian Students Association 132 Cultural and Racial Initiatives Ruby Harvard Bulgarian Club 133 Cultural and Racial Initiatives Ruby Harvard Canadian Club 134 Cultural and Racial Initiatives Ruby Harvard Caribbean Club 135 Cultural and Racial Initiatives Ruby Harvard College Albanian Students Association 136 Cultural and Racial Initiatives Ruby Harvard College British Club 137 Cultural and Racial Initiatives
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