Harvard Model Congress Boston
A large congressional simulation conference run by Harvard undergraduates where high schoolers write and debate legislation, argue mock trials, and role-play crisis scenarios across dozens of committees.
Harvard Model Congress is the largest congressional simulation conference in the world run entirely by undergraduates at Harvard College.
Harvard Model Congress encourages young people… to participate in public service and civic life.
This unique opportunity gives you a platform to get involved; to experience first-hand… how our government works.
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