Harvard recruiters will be at the biannual Greater Boston RecruitMilitary Job Fair at Gillette Stadium. Prospective candidates are encouraged to stop by our booth to network and connect with us. 

Join us this semester and learn to raise your awareness of your own approach to conflict through a range of theories about mediation and participatory processes. Students will participate in multiple mediation simulations designed to enhance skills, demonstrate concepts, and provide opportunities to experiment. The seminar is led by veteran instructors, David Seibel and Stevenson Carlebach, and invites a wide range of guest experts and enough flexibility to respond to student-generated topics of interest.

Mondays, Jan. 23 – April 3, 2017 from 6:00-8:30 PM

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To coincide with our special exhibition Doris Salcedo: The Materiality of Mourning (on view November 4, 2016–April 9, 2017), the Harvard Art Museums will present a monthly screening of Doris Salcedo’s Public Works (2015). The film documents Salcedo’s site-specific works and ephemeral public projects, which have formed a central aspect of her artistic production over the past 15 years. Salcedo’s interventions in the public sphere reflect her...

In this lecture, Chip Sullivan's ecological narrative aims to provide a map to help one find his or her way back to a world of wonder, imagination, and mystery. Chip provides a visual tour of a variety of unique landscapes and gardens throughout history while exploring the use of optical device to perceive the landscape in new ways.
Fee $10 member; $20 nonmember; Free student 

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Author of Drawing the Landscape, and most recently, Cartooning the Landscape, Chip Sullivan will present a series of exercises to help the participant find their own individual sources of intuition, inspiration and imagination to elevate ones perception of the environment. We will explore the creative process using such techniques as dream mapping, creative biorhythms, visual note taking, journals and sketchbooks and the sequential narrative.
Fee $45 member; $55 nonmember; $35 student 

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Finances can be tricky. That's why the Office of Work/Life has partnered with the Harvard University Employees Credit Union to provide you with workshops that focus on your financial well-being. Attendees will learn best practices to navigate their finances and will have access to resources to help them along the way.

Master Credit and Conquer Debt (in Spanish), Aprendra sobre credito y cómo conquistar la deuda: A low credit score can cost you money. Learn how to improve or build your credit score and strategies to repay your debt.

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Finances can be tricky. That's why the Office of Work/Life has partnered with the Harvard University Employees Credit Union to provide you with workshops that focus on your financial well-being. Attendees will learn best practices to navigate their finances and will have access to resources to help them along the way.

Master Credit and Conquer Debt: A low credit score can cost you money. Learn how to improve or build your credit score and strategies to repay your debt.

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Finances can be tricky. That's why the Office of Work/Life has partnered with the Harvard University Employees Credit Union to provide you with workshops that focus on your financial well-being. Attendees will learn best practices to navigate their finances and will have access to resources to help them along the way. 

Tax Benefits for Education: Learn about educational tax benefits, including Lifetime Learning Credit, Student Loan Interest Deduction and Tuition and Fees Deductions. Attendees will receive links to the resources available to help you complete...

The college financial aid application process is not easy to navigate and can feel overwhelming. This series of classes is designed to help families understand the process from start to finish including applications and forms, applying for financial aid and paying tuition. The Office of Work/Life has partnered with Harvard University Employees Credit Union to deliver workshops with a particular focus on higher education, including access to resources to help you along the way.

Beyond the FAFSA: Completing the CSS/Financial Aid PROFILE: Join us to...

The college financial aid application process is not easy to navigate and can feel overwhelming. This series of classes is designed to help families understand the process from start to finish including applications and forms, applying for financial aid and paying tuition. The Office of Work/Life has partnered with Harvard University Employees Credit Union to deliver workshops with a particular focus on higher education, including access to resources to help you along the way.

Applying for Financial Aid: Basics of Applying for Financial Aid, co-...

The college financial aid application process is not easy to navigate and can feel overwhelming. This series of classes is designed to help families understand the process from start to finish including applications and forms, applying for financial aid and paying tuition. The Office of Work/Life has partnered with Harvard University Employees Credit Union to deliver workshops with a particular focus on higher education, including access to resources to help you along the way.

Beyond the FAFSA: Completing the CSS/Financial Aid PROFILE: Join us to...

The college financial aid application process is not easy to navigate and can feel overwhelming. This series of classes is designed to help families understand the process from start to finish including applications and forms, applying for financial aid and paying tuition. The Office of Work/Life has partnered with Harvard University Employees Credit Union to deliver workshops with a particular focus on higher education, including access to resources to help you along the way.

Applying for Financial Aid: Basics of Applying for Financial Aid, co-...