Harvard Business School Aerospace and Aviation Club (HBS-AAC)

Email: awen@mba2022.hbs.edu; mmclemore@mba2022.hbs.edu
The Aerospace and Aviation Club at Harvard Business School aims to support members with professional aspirations in aviation, space and aerospace as well as those with personal interests in those areas, through community building and professional networking initiatives. Throughout the year, we hold a number of speaker events with prominent leaders in aviation and aerospace, who come on campus to share their professional insights, personal stories, and advice for students considering entering these fields.  

Harvard College Astrophysical Society (AstroSoc)

Email: harvardastrosoc@gmail.com
AstroSoc is the society for undergraduate concentrators, secondaries, and underclassmen interested in engaging with astrophysics academically at Harvard. We work to build community in the astrophysics undergrad community by running a bunch of events, including weekly lunches, monthly pizza seminars with faculty, historical instrument tours, research work-sessions, and dark sky trips.

Harvard Kennedy School Moonshot

Email: dmccord@hks.harvard.edu; tushar_kanade@hks.harvard.edu
Moonshot – Space PIC aims to build and federate the community of space enthusiasts at Harvard Kennedy School with a particular focus on space policy and President Kennedy’s legacy in the field.

Harvard Law School Space Law Society (HLS-SLS)

Website: https://orgs.law.harvard.edu/space/
Email: space@mail.law.harvard.edu 
The Harvard Space Law Society (HSLS) is a student-run organization at Harvard Law School that seeks to promote the study, practice, and development of space law on campus. We host speakers, organize field trips, and coordinate social events to further education and enthusiasm about space law.  

Harvard SEDS

Website: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~seds/ 
Email: sedsharvard@gmail.com
Harvard SEDS is a chapter of the national organization Students for the Exploration and Development of Space (SEDS). Harvard SEDS supports two undergraduate-led groups: the Harvard College Satellite Team (HST) and the Harvard College Rocket Propulsion Group (HRPG). The mission of the HST is to design, manufacture, and launch Harvard’s first satellite! The 2U CubeSat will test a novel way to deploy solar panels and is aimed to launch by 2024. The mission of the newly formed HRPG is to design, build, and test a flight-capable liquid bipropellant rocket engine in order to provide students with industry-relevant experience in engineering with aerospace applications.

Student Astronomers at Harvard-Radcliffe (STAHR)

Website: https://sites.harvard.edu/stahr/
Email:  harvardstahr@gmail.com
The Student Astronomers at Harvard-Radcliffe (STAHR) is Harvard’s undergraduate astronomy club. It provides students the opportunity to engage in hands-on recreational astronomy. The club runs the Loomis-Michael Observatory atop the Harvard Science Center and teaches telescope courses there each semester. STAHR also regularly hosts dark sky trips, open house observing events, space-based movie nights, and more. In a virtual setting, STAHR plans to host an astronomy speaker series and astrophotography workshops. 

Doctors Without Gravity

Email: amsro-exec@mit.edu
MIT/Harvard Student Chapter of the Aerospace Medicine Association (AsMA) AMSRO 

The Ivy League Space Coalition

Website: https://www.ivyspace.net/
Harvard Point of Contact:  jamie_weisenberg@college.harvard.edu   
The Inter-Ivy Space Coalition consists of a group of undergraduate students across the Ivy League Universities who are passionate about aerospace engineering and have come together to help develop the next generation of entrepreneurs and aerospace engineers.  

MIT Graduate Association of Aeronautics and Astronautics

Website: https://ga3.mit.edu/
Email: ga3-exec@mit.edu
The Graduate Association of Aeronautics and Astronautics (GA3) represents current graduate students within the Aeronautics and Astronautics Department at MIT. Our goal is to organize social and professional activities which strengthen and enrich the community within the department, and to help publicize various research activities within the department. We organize social hours, host talks by guest speakers and students, and help communicate with the department and the Graduate Student Council.

MIT Astrogazers

Website: https://astrogazers.mit.edu/
Email: astrogazers-team@mit.edu    
MIT Astrogazers is a group of MIT community members who engage the public through sidewalk astronomy. We host public stargazing, participate in science festivals, and present, especially to schools, about astronomy plus our experiences in it. We love sharing the universe with you!

MIT SEDS

Website: https://seds.mit.edu
Email: itorres@mit.edu    
Students for the Exploration and Development of Space, SEDS, at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology is the founding chapter of SEDS. The mission for MIT SEDS is to provide a community for students who have an interest in space through social events, technical projects, and outreach programs. Whether your interest is in astronomy, engineering, business, or more, MIT SEDS gives students a place to learn, grow, and most importantly, have fun doing so.   

MIT Sloan Space Industry Club (MIT SIC)

Website: https://sloangroups.mit.edu/spaceindustryclub/home/
Email: newspaceage@mit.edu ; sic.officers.mitsloan@mit.edu
The mission of the Space Industry Club is to connect the MIT community with careers in space and to form ties between engineers, MBAs, and industry leaders particularly through organizing MIT’s annual New Space Age Conference. 

MIT Rocket Team

Website: http://www.mitrocketteam.com
Email: rt-exec@mit.edu 
The MIT Rocket Team is a well established independent student group focused on rocket-related projects. The team has focused on projects ranging from designing and building a custom centrifugal liquid engine to the development of lighter, stronger composite airframes.

Northeastern SEDS

Website: https://northeasternseds.com
Email: sedsnortheastern@gmail.com
The Northeastern University Chapter of Students for the Exploration and Development of Space, SEDS, is a student group of over 200 members at Northeastern which offers students the opportunity to conduct capstone level research and design before their senior year. SEDS is made up of 6 projects:

• NU RASC-AL: team that develops a yearly proposal for the NASA RASC-AL competition
• NURover: iterates upon a rover to compete in URC (University Rover Challenge) & CIRC (Canadian International Rover Challenge)
• NU SUITS: develops an AR (Augmented Reality) system for Astronauts to compete in the NASA SUITS competition
• NU Lunabotics: develops a lunar mining robot to compete in the NASA Lunabotics competition
• NU Astronomy: hosts on- and off-campus astronomy events and works on astronomy-based research projects
• NEST: research team that develops a toolkit for a networked swarm of lunar snake robots