“Stéphane is an incredible talent when it comes to operations. I’m so thankful for the opportunity to work with him directly when it came to maturing Bestows design Ops. Stéphane has a knack for distilling needs and wants for our product and design teams to clarify decisions and create a process that is not only in line with best practices, but considers the way the team wants to operate. Not only did he excel in his role, he approached everything through a lense of optimism and can-do attitude. He is kind hearted, down to earth, and fun to hang out with on top of it all! So thankful our paths crossed!”
Stéphane E. Fouché, CSPO/CSM
Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex
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About
Product and Operations-focused Market-Entry and Venture Ecosystem Builder with over 5…
Experience
Education
Licenses & Certifications
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Affaires B2 - Professional French Diploma, Summa Cum Laude
President of Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Issued
Volunteer Experience
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Associate Leader
U.S.-Japan Council
- Present 4 years 4 months
Education
Established in 2009 by Japanese Americans, the Council is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to building people-to-people connections to strengthen the U.S.-Japan relationship; developing current and next-generation leaders; and exploring issues that benefit communities, businesses and government entities on both sides of the Pacific. USJC’s efforts have resulted in unique programs and initiatives such as the Silicon ValleyJapan Platform to broaden and deepen ties between Silicon…
Established in 2009 by Japanese Americans, the Council is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to building people-to-people connections to strengthen the U.S.-Japan relationship; developing current and next-generation leaders; and exploring issues that benefit communities, businesses and government entities on both sides of the Pacific. USJC’s efforts have resulted in unique programs and initiatives such as the Silicon ValleyJapan Platform to broaden and deepen ties between Silicon Valley and Japan; the Japanese American Leadership Delegation, sponsored by the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs; TOMODACHI, a partnership with the U.S. Embassy in Japan; and the Emerging Leaders Program.
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Fukuoka Global Shaper
Global Shapers Community
- 1 year 11 months
Education
• Raised $5,000 to help accelerate the Fukuoka Hub
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Advisor & Speaker at TEDxRoppongi
TED Conferences
- 1 year 9 months
Education
• Contributed in the launching of two TEDxRoppongi events.
• Recruited speakers for TEDxRoppongi
• Recruited Sponsors & Partners for TEDxRoppongi
• Oversaw the DMM.Futureworks & TEDxRoppongi Collaboration
Videos
• The essence of collaborating in a changing world
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Di4uqU3hqms
• 概念から始まる・Starting from a Concept
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Executive Committee & Seminar Leader
HLAB
- 3 years 1 month
Education
• Coordinated logistics, recruiting, and training between Japanese and U.S. committees in English and Japanese.
• Oversaw team of 100 teaching staff and authored training manual for seminar leaders.
• Developed and taught seminars on entrepreneurship titled "Invention & Innovation".
Website
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Advisor
Katsuiku Academy
- Present 7 years
Education
Website
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Founding Team & Executive Board Member
Komatsu Summer School
- Present 11 years
Education
• Part of the founding team that created Komatsu Summer School
• Recruited financial sponsors for the program
• Recruited long-term partners to the caused of Komatsu Summer School
Website
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President Emeritus
Harvard College Japan Initiative
- 7 years 6 months
• Re-activated and re-structured the HCJI which was a dormant club at Harvard College
• Expanded recruitment efforts in for HLAB in Japan, United States and Europe for the HLAB Summer Schools
• Spearheaded a private career fair at Harvard for students interested in Japan
• Launched HCJI which is welcomes high school students from all over Japan to "explore" the life at Harvard.
*Generated more than $20,000 in sales for the Harvard College Japan Initiative
• Facilitated through…• Re-activated and re-structured the HCJI which was a dormant club at Harvard College
• Expanded recruitment efforts in for HLAB in Japan, United States and Europe for the HLAB Summer Schools
• Spearheaded a private career fair at Harvard for students interested in Japan
• Launched HCJI which is welcomes high school students from all over Japan to "explore" the life at Harvard.
*Generated more than $20,000 in sales for the Harvard College Japan Initiative
• Facilitated through Princeton University's "Princeton in Ishikawa Program" the founding of Komatsu Summer School -
Student Volunteer
TECHO
- Present 14 years
Poverty Alleviation
• Program launched in collaboration with Harvard Language and Public Service Program in Chile, Un Techo Para Chile & Hogar Domingo Savio
• Participated in a three-week public service, language, cultural immersion and homestay program in Chile., Winter Break Activity
• Un Techo Para Chile: Worked in the area of San Fernando building water storage units and a park for the local inhabitants.
• Hogar Domingo Savio: Aided in the repainting of a building which acted as a Family-House to…• Program launched in collaboration with Harvard Language and Public Service Program in Chile, Un Techo Para Chile & Hogar Domingo Savio
• Participated in a three-week public service, language, cultural immersion and homestay program in Chile., Winter Break Activity
• Un Techo Para Chile: Worked in the area of San Fernando building water storage units and a park for the local inhabitants.
• Hogar Domingo Savio: Aided in the repainting of a building which acted as a Family-House to neighboring infants/students. -
Student Volunteer & Translator
Engineers Without Borders USA - Harvard SEAS Chapter
- Present 13 years 5 months
Poverty Alleviation
• Assisted in a water sanitation project in Tireo, La Vega. Facilitated verbal communication to-and-from Spanish,Haitian-Creole and English.
• Aided in the negotiation and translation of a Water-Filter Business contract with a local public officer for the community of Tireo.
Courses
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"The Words to Say It": Women Writing in French
French 180
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Anime as Global Popular Culture
Aesth & Intp 53
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Big Bird Goes to China
Sociol 98K
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Business French
French 55
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Elementary Japanese
Japanese Ba
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Elementary Japanese
Japanese Bb
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Expository Writing 20
Expos 20
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French and the Community
French 59
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Global Cities in East Asia
Eastd 121
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Intermediate Japanese I
Japanese 120a
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Intermediate Japanese II
Japanese 120b
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Intermediate Japanese II
Japanese 130a
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Intermediate Japanese II
Japanese 130b
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Intro East Asia Issues & Methods
Eastd 97AB
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Introduction to Calculus
Math 1A
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Introduction to Expository Writing
Expos 10
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Junior Tutorial - Japan and the World
Eastd 98b
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Models of Social Science Research
Sociol 128
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Principles of Economics
Economics 10
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Soc-World 33: Tokyo
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Social Psychology
Psy 15 S
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Sociology 25: Introduction to the Sociology of Organizations
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Sociology 98K: Organizations, Culture, and Globalization
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Spanish 40: Advanced Language Review through Literature and Culture, II
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Spanish 50: Writing and Performance
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Spanish 61n: Advanced Spanish Language and Culture: The Ethics of Business
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Spanish 62: Crossing Cultures: Advanced Spanish Through Translation and Creative Writing
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Statistics 104: Introduction to Quantitative Methods for Economics
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The Caribbean
Soc-World 34
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The Energetic Universe
Sci-Phy Unv 19
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Theorizing the Francophone Caribbean
French 295
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Tutorial in Sociological Theory
Sociol 97
Honors & Awards
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Youth of the Year 2016
Radio Solidarite
Awarded to a promising young professional of Haitian Youth for their work in the Haitian communicate and abroad.
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Harvard Foundation Insignia Award
Harvard Foundation
Insignia Award given for Outstanding Contributions to Intercultural and Race Relations at Harvard College.
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Japanese Government MEXT Scholarship for Japanese Studies
Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology in Japan (MEXT)
Selected by the MEXT to receive a full scholarship for a year of study at Kyushu University.
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Harvard College Peer Advising Fellow
Harvard Advising Program Office
Selected from a pool of 530 applicants to serve as a Harvard College Peer Advising Fellow for 2012-13. Fellows work closely with proctors as well as with members of the Board of Freshman Advisers to provide advice and support for the freshman class.
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100 Black Men Of America Future Leader Scholarship
100 Black Men Of America, Inc.
Scholarship given to an applicant that have shown excellence in a leadership role in high school by holding an office as a president, or the equivalent in high school, college, or an organization.
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2010 Forever Jordan Foundation Scholarship
Forever Jordan Foundation
Scholarship given to high school student with disabilities and/or underprivileged within the Rockland County Community who demonstrated the qualities & drive, which of Jordan Esposito and her drive to overcome the odds of her struggles by her mental illness.
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Alpha Phi Alpha Scholarship
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity
Scholarship given to student of African/African-American Heritage for academic excellence & commitment to community service in high school.
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Axa Achievement Community Scholarship Foundation
AXA Foundation
The AXA Achievementsm Scholarship provides over $1.4 million in scholarships to young people throughout the nation representing all 50 states, Washington DC and Puerto Rico. Students have the opportunity to receive a $2,500, $10,000 or $25,000 scholarship. In addition, for every student who wins a scholarship, a grant in the amount of $1,000 will be made to the winner’s school.
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Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Scholarship
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
Scholarship usually given to female high school student for academic excellence & commitment to community service in high school
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Dr. Edmund W. Gordon and Dr. Susan Gordon Community Service Award
The CEJJES Institute
Scholarship given for academic excellence & commitment to community service in high school
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Eagle Foundation Scholarship
Eagle Foundation
Scholarship given for leadership, academic excellence & commitment to community service in high school
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East Villagers Service Scholarship
East Villagers
Scholarship given for academic excellence & commitment to community service in high school
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Eye of The Tiger
Spring Valley High School
Award given to a Seniors for Academics, Sports & Volunteering Accomplishments
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Haitian-American Parents Association Excellence Scholarship
Haitian-American Parents Association, Inc
Scholarship Given to students of Haitian Descent for Academic Excellence in High School.
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Hearts for Katrina Certificate of Recognition.
Spring Valley High School
Award given in recognition of efforts to fundraise money for the victims of Katrina Hurricane
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Hudson Heart Associates Community Service Award
Hudson Heart Associates
Award given in recognition for 48 hours of Community Service to Hudson Heart Associates
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Mitchell P. Schecter (NAACP) Scholarship
Mitchell P. Schecter Law Firm
Award given in collaboration with NAACP Chapter of Rockland Country for academic excellence
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New City – Orangetown Lodge Knights of Pythias Scholarship
Orangetown Lodge Knights of Pythias
Scholarship awarded to ten deserving high school seniors with strong academic excellence, substantial community service. Recipients are also judged on the quality of an essay on friendship, charity, and benevolence.
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Rockland Family Shelter Certificate of Recognition for contributions to SAEDA
Rockland Family Shelter SAEDA
Award given to members of SAEDA (Student Activist Ending Dating Abuse) in recognition of commitment to community service
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Spring Valley High School Star Tutor
Spring Valley High School
Award given to Spring Valley High School student with substantive hours of community service.
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Substitute Teachers Association of East Ramapo Scholarship
East Ramapo School District Substitute Teachers Association
Scholarship given for academic excellence to underprivileged high school student Rockland County
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Syd Farber Scholarship
Syd Farber
Scholarship given for academic excellence to underprivileged high school student Rockland County
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The Chazen Spirit of Rockland Scholarship
The Chazen Spirit of Rockland Foundaiton
Scholarship given in recognition and support to a youth in need of financial aid to pursue higher education studies as a reward for their community service commitment in Rockland Country.
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Victor Ridder Memorial Scholarship
Victor Ridder Memorial Scholarship
Scholarship given for academic excellence in high school.
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Black Achievement Award
Spring Valley High School
Award given to an students of black heritage that have shown excellence in a leadership role in high school by holding an office as a president, or the equivalent in high school, college, or an organization.
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President’s Education Award
Office of President of the United States & United States Secretary of Education
Award issued by the Office of President of the United States & United States Secretary of Education to students meeting a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.5, scores in state tests and/or recommendation from a teacher.
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Town of Ramapo African American Heritage Month Award for Excellence & Community Service
Town of Ramapo
Award given to a student of black heritage that has shown excellence in a leadership role in high school by holding an office as a president, or the equivalent in high school, college, or an organization.
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University of Albany Certificate of Recognition For Excellence in Spanish
University at Albany
Award given for high achievement and excellence for an University of Albany accredited Spanish class.
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AP. Scholar with Distinction
College Board
Award granted by the College Board to students with scores of 3 or better on five or more AP exams and an average of 3.5 on all AP exams taken.
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Delegate to 67th Annual Japan-America Student Conference (日米学生会議)
日米学生会議 (JASC)
Selected as one of 36 delegates to represent the United States at the 67th Annual Japan-America Student Conference, an event founded in 1934 by students concerned with the deterioriating bilateral relationship between Japan and the U.S. Past notable alumni include Henry Kissinger, former U.S. Secretary of State, and Kiichi Miyazawa, late former Primer Minister of Japan.
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Jewish War Veterans Scholarship
Jewish War Veterans of the United States
Scholarship given for academic excellence & commitment to community service in high school.
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Kiwanis Club Of Spring Valley Scholarship
Kiwanis Club
Scholarship given to high school with a high commitment to community service
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The Milton Fisher Scholarship for Innovation and Creativity
Community Foundation for Greater New Heaven
Scholarship given to high school student for using innovation and creativity to address an issue in his community
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The United States Achievement Academy
United States Achievement Academy
Scholarship established in 1978 by the late Dr. George Stevens that recognized over twenty-seven million outstanding students throughout the United States and disbursed over 1.6 million dollars in scholarships to deserving students.
Languages
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French
Native or bilingual proficiency
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Haitian-Creole
Native or bilingual proficiency
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Spanish
Full professional proficiency
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Japanese
Full professional proficiency
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English
Native or bilingual proficiency
Organizations
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America Japan Society・日米協会
Member
- PresentThe America Japan Society (AJS, a general incorporated association) was founded by the US and Japanese intellectual individuals in 1917 when the international environment was still tumultuous. AJS is one of the oldest Japanese private entities for interactive activities between Japan and US. Since its establishment during the past century, in order to forge a better Japan-US relationship, wishing peace and stability for Japan-US relations as well as for the world, the Society has been pursuing…
The America Japan Society (AJS, a general incorporated association) was founded by the US and Japanese intellectual individuals in 1917 when the international environment was still tumultuous. AJS is one of the oldest Japanese private entities for interactive activities between Japan and US. Since its establishment during the past century, in order to forge a better Japan-US relationship, wishing peace and stability for Japan-US relations as well as for the world, the Society has been pursuing activities for educational/cultural interchange, human and intellectual exchange with mutual respect for history, culture, common practice and the traditional identity of the respective nations.
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Harvard Club of Japan
Events Committee Junior Member
- PresentThe Mission of the Harvard Club of Japan is threefold: (1) Create impact in the local community & increase the visibility of the Harvard brand through action (2) Provide a forum to interact as one Harvard where the community inside and outside of Japan can interact, network and support each other as One Harvard (3) Increase the representation of students from Japan at Harvard and be a proponent and facilitator of overseas education in general and to encourage Havard students, faculty and the…
The Mission of the Harvard Club of Japan is threefold: (1) Create impact in the local community & increase the visibility of the Harvard brand through action (2) Provide a forum to interact as one Harvard where the community inside and outside of Japan can interact, network and support each other as One Harvard (3) Increase the representation of students from Japan at Harvard and be a proponent and facilitator of overseas education in general and to encourage Havard students, faculty and the administration to come to Japan.
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Harvard Club of Haiti
Events Chair
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Harvard Ballroom Dance Team
Pre-Champ Dancer
- PresentHarvard Ballroom is a a competitive student-run ballroom dancing organization at Harvard College that specializes in International Latin and Standard Dances. The team offer social dancing lessons every semester and hosts two major collegiate ballroom competitions every year.
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Woodbridge International Society
Freshmen International Program (FIP) Leader & Club Member
-The Woodbridge Society started in the fall of 1994 by five international undergraduates with the aim of creating an environment of support and shared understanding amongst the international community at Harvard College. The Society is named after Benjamin Woodbridge, Class of 1642, from England, the first international student at Harvard College. Woodbridge Society organizes a number of projects and events aimed at providing a social and intellectual forum for individuals from all over the…
The Woodbridge Society started in the fall of 1994 by five international undergraduates with the aim of creating an environment of support and shared understanding amongst the international community at Harvard College. The Society is named after Benjamin Woodbridge, Class of 1642, from England, the first international student at Harvard College. Woodbridge Society organizes a number of projects and events aimed at providing a social and intellectual forum for individuals from all over the world to exchange ideas and foster a spirit of internationalism and multiculturalism. Among these are: Freshman International Program (FIP), The Mentor-Mentee Program, International barazas (culturally themed parties), WIAC faculty dinner series, Fiesta Mondiale: annual spring extravaganza with international food, performances and music. The Society works closely with the administration, including the Harvard International Office, the Freshman Dean’s Office, the Office of Admissions & Financial Aid, the Advising Programs Office, the Marshal’s Office, the Provost’s Office, the Registrar’s Office, and the Office of the Dean.
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Harvard Haitian Alliance
Outreach Chair
-Founded in the early 1990's, the Harvard-Radcliffe Haitian Alliance has been an organization focused and committed to projects that serve the Haitian community and initiate discussion on issues pertinent to Haiti's history, culture, and current situation thus acting as a central forum to everything Haiti-related at Harvard.
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Harvard Peer Advising Fellow
PAF Leader
-Peer Advising Fellows are sophomores, juniors, and seniors who help freshmen navigate academic, extracurricular, and social opportunities at Harvard. From their first communication with incoming students during the summer, Fellows will offer support and assistance to their advisees as they navigate the first year.
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