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Harvard College in Asia Program

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PAST SPONSORS……..….7CONTACT US…………..…8

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PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE:

HTTP://HCS.HARVARD.EDU/HCAP



The Harvard College in Asia Program (HCAP) is a nonprofit student organization at

Harvard University that promotes social, cultural, and intellectual exchange among the

future leaders of the United States and Asia.

The mission of HCAP is to serve as a platform for establishing long-term international and

intercultural collaboration among accomplished students from Harvard and our partner

schools in Bangkok, Beijing, Dubai, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, Mumbai, New Delhi,

Seoul, Singapore, Taipei, and Tokyo. We believe that in today’s interconnected world, an

understanding and appreciation of other cultures is essential to any leadership endeavor.

We achieve this mission though a series of exchange conferences held at Harvard

University and at leading universities throughout Asia which focus on topics ranging from

entrepreneurship to social service and academics. These conferences are attended by a

diverse and highly selective group of delegates. Every year, hundreds of students from

Harvard and Asia apply to take part in HCAP.

In 2009, HCAP conferences were held in:

• Cambridge, Massachusetts (Harvard University)

• Dubai, United Arab Emirates (American University in Dubai)

• Hong Kong, China (Hong Kong University)

• Tokyo, Japan (University of Tokyo)

• Singapore (National University of Singapore)

• Seoul, Korea (Ewha Woman’s University)

*Our conference in Mumbai, India (St. Xavier’s College) was cancelled following

the attacks in the fall.HCAP conferences are designed to be academic, and cultural, and social in order to provide

an intense, holistic, and life-changing experience. Students might discuss current events

with government officials, visit a famous museum, take part in a cultural performance or

ceremony, meet prominent professors, and explore the American or Asian nightlife—all in a

single day!

HCAP Conferences feature a number of prominent speakers. Past speakers at HCAP

conferences have included the Prime Minster of Malaysia, Minister of Higher Education of

Malaysia, Mayor of Taipei, Secretary General of Taiwan, President of the National

University of Singapore, as well as many other notable leaders in academia and business.

In February 2009, 60 top university students from across the Asian continent attended the

Harvard (Cambridge) Conference. In March 2009, over 100 Harvard students five

simultaneous HCAP conferences at the partner schools listed above.

In addition to these symposia abroad, HCAP now coordinates a service trip for

Harvard students in China, where Harvard students spend their week teaching

About HCAP:

HCAP is dedicated to

social, cultural, and

intellectual exchange between students at

Harvard University andleading universities

across Asia. In 2009,more than 100 from

Harvard will

participate in HCAP.

HCAP is connectingthe future leaders of

the United States and

Asia. HCAP promotesstudent development,

internationalawareness, and

intercultural exchange.

HCAP Officers:

Lorenzo BartolucciJessica Caplin

Alan Chiu

Andrei CristeaJonathan Kaufman

Larry KuklinskyPunit Shah

Helen Tsim

Maeve WangYi Wei

Official Sponsors:

• Harvard University,

Office of the Dean• Harvard University

Fairbank Center • Harvard Hillel

• Reischauer Institute

• Harvard Office of International Programs

• Harvard WeatherheadCenter

• Harvard Institute of

Politics• Harvard University

Asia Center • Vincent Woo

Foundation

• John J. Doran Family

Foundation• Crimson ChinaCultural Exchange

Foundation

• Korea Institute• Harvard University

Undergraduate Council


Sponsorship OpportunitiesHarvard College in Asia Program



young children at the Qiaoshi School in Jiangyin.

This is a very exciting time to become an official sponsor of HCAP. Founded in 2003,HCAP has become one of the largest- and most talked about- active student organizations at

Harvard and its appeal overseas in Asia grows with each passing year.

As an official sponsor of HCAP and HCAP 2010—“Social Entrepreneurship: Service,

Innovation, Empowerment,” you will be an important part of an exciting and fast-growing

program promoting intercultural understanding. As a sponsor, you will receive numerous

sponsorship benefits. A summary of these benefits appears on the following page.

Thank you for your consideration. We look forward to working with you

Sincerely,HCAP 2009-2010



About HCAP:

HCAP is dedicated to

social, cultural, and

intellectual exchange between students at

Harvard University andleading universities

across Asia. In 2009,more than 100 from

Harvard will

participate in HCAP.

HCAP is connectingthe future leaders of

the United States and

Asia. HCAP promotesstudent development,

internationalawareness, and

intercultural exchange.

HCAP Officers:

Lorenzo BartolucciJessica Caplin

Alan Chiu

Andrei CristeaJonathan Kaufman

Larry KuklinskyPunit Shah

Helen Tsim

Maeve WangYi Wei

Official Sponsors:

• Harvard University,

Office of the Dean• Harvard University

Fairbank Center • Harvard Hillel

• Reischauer Institute

• Harvard Office of International Programs

• Harvard WeatherheadCenter

• Harvard Institute of

Politics• Harvard University

Asia Center • Vincent Woo

Foundation

• John J. Doran Family

Foundation• Crimson ChinaCultural Exchange

Foundation

• Korea Institute• Harvard University

Undergraduate Council





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1 Lead Sponsor vs. Official Delegation Sponsor: An Official Delegation Sponsor chooses one conference to sponsor (Beijing, Taipei,

etc.). They are prominently recognized as such during all events, in all literature, and in all press coverage for that conference. A Lead Sponsor would receive these benefits for all conferences. Both levels of sponsorship also receive the other sponsorship benefits: logo

placement on t-shirt, website, letterhead, etc.

** All other sponsorship amounts are negotiable **




Examples of HCAP Media Coverage

Television

Arirang Television Station: “Korea’s Global TV”

China Central Television Station (CCTV): CCTV is the national TV station in China

CCTV4: Chinese TV Station broadcast internationally

CCTV10: Chinese Educational TV Channel

Taiwan Television Enterprise: A major television network in Taiwan.

ET Today News: News network in Taiwan

Peking University School TV Station.

Radio

China Radio International (CRI): CRI is the national radio station, broadcast in 43 languages/dialects worldwide. The Peking University -Harvard conference appeared in CRIs daily news reportand web news.

Harvard Radio Broadcasting (WHRB): WHRB is a Harvard-based radio station broadcast in Boston with more than 50,000 listeners, and featured a news report on the HCAP 2006 Harvard conference.

Newspapers/magazines

Ewha Voice-:Ewha Woman’s University’s popular on-campus publication

The Harvard Crimson: The most popular on-campus Harvard newspaper

The Harvard University Gazette

The Harvard Independent: Harvard news magazine.

Peking University School Newspaper Peking University News Net. Online Peking University student news journal.

Peking University Youth. Peking University student publication. The Beijing News: The most popular newspaper in Beijing

The Jing-Hua Times: One of the most widely read newspapers in Beijing 21st Century: An English weekly newspaper attached to China Daily News, China’s national Englishnewspaper Beijing Review Magazine: A weekly news magazine. Beijing Review gave the program a full-lengthreport.

Internet

Sina.com: Sina.com is the largest and most popular website in China. Sina’s report on our program was adopted and quoted by over 30 websites in China. Sohu.com: Major website in China

Ameinfo.com: A business source for the Middle East, reporting on HCAP in Dubai newshub.nus.edu.sg: online news source at National University of Singapore




Previous Sponsors

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HCAP relatonships realy can last for a long tme. My decision live in Beijing for e past year largely sms om e inital exposure HCAP gave me China

~Daniel Mejia, 2008

The Ann Radcliffe Trust and the Women’s Center Community Fund

CJR Education Services The Harvard Asia Center

The Harvard Cooperative Society Harvard Political Union Harvard Office of the Dean

Harvard Office of International Programs• Harvard Undergraduate Council

Harvard Provost’s Office Harvard Institute of Politics Harvard Hillel

The Harvard Fairbank Center for East Asian Research The Harvard Weatherhead Center for International Affairs

John J. Doran Family Foundation Crimson China Cultural Exchange Foundation Korea Institute

Morgan Stanley Asia Reischauer Institute

Vincent Woo Foundation




CONTACT US

If you are interested in learning more about HCAP or potential sponsorship opportunities,Please contact Andrei Cristea, HCAP’s Finance Committee Chair:

[email protected]

857-928-1870

Please also visit our website: http://hcs.harvard.edu/hcap

Thank you!


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