Monthly chapter dinners, conversations with leaders, an annual summit and summer cohorts in the cities where members work. Programs begin with our founding chapters in 2026–27.
Each chapter is a selective, interview-based cohort of about 20 to 30 students. Chapters meet monthly over an off-record dinner to debate ideas and help each other with what they're working on.
members per chapter, meeting every month
Candid, off-record conversations between 15 to 25 members and leaders in government, policy, finance and technology. Small enough for real questions; serious enough that leaders say yes.
members in the room for each conversation
Members from every chapter come together for speakers, debate and the cross-campus relationships that last. Our first summit is planned for spring 2027.
our first spring summit
Members working or interning in Washington, New York and San Francisco meet over the summer, so the network follows them into their first jobs.
summer cohorts
What's the most useful thing you've read lately?
Whose good work deserves recognition?
Who should this group meet?
How can we help with what you're working on?
Modern versions of the Standing Queries Franklin wrote for the Junto in 1732.
Our founding cohort is forming now. Members are recommended by faculty, advisers and fellow students, then invited to interview.
Know an exceptional student? We'd be glad to hear from you.
Recommend a student