Alumni News | February 14, 2013

Alumni and their children visit Harvard

From The March-April 2013 Issue

The HAA invites all reunion-year alumni and their families to return to the College to experience an undergraduate’s academic day on April 11. Attend classes and lectures, have lunch in the House dining halls, tour the campus, attend a student-led panel discussion on undergraduate life, then join students for a reception. For details, contact the HAA at 617-496-7001.

Published in the March-April 2013 print issue under the headline “Return to Harvard Day,” in the Alumni section.

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