Harvard College Association for USChina Relations

The Harvard College Association for U.S.-China Relations (HAUSCR) is a non-profit organization based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The organization has a staff of 50 employees and generates $0.525 million in annual revenue. HAUSCR focuses on fostering connections between students from Harvard University and individuals from across China. HAUSCR hosts three international conferences annually, including the prominent Harvard’s largest program in China. These conferences directly impact over 3,000 students worldwide each year. Their flagship program, the annual HAUSCR Summit for Young Leaders in China (HSYLC), is a week-long experience for Chinese high-school students led by Harvard undergraduates, faculty, and respected figures from both the United States and China. HAUSCR also organizes China Thinks Big (CTB), a premier social innovation and entrepreneurship competition held at the Harvard Center Shanghai, which attracts over 10,000 participants annually. HAUSCR distinguishes itself through its commitment to facilitating meaningful exchange and development opportunities for students in both the U.S. and China. To learn more about HAUSCR and its programs, visit hauscr.org.