The African American Student Union (AASU) at Harvard Business School, founded in 1968, is a vital community for Black students, offering support and resources for academic, social, and professional development. The AASU family, with over 200 members, welcomes new students at an annual fall retreat and supports them through various workshops, panels, and social events.
Highlights of the AASU experience include the H.Naylor Fitzhugh Conference and the Black New Venture Competition, providing networking opportunities and celebrating Black business excellence. Members like Kristen Shipley, Nahum Seifeselassie, and Chloe Sharp share their personal journeys, emphasizing AASU’s role in their holistic growth and success at HBS.
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