The Radcliffe Club of San Francisco, founded in 1898, is the oldest and last remaining independent Radcliffe club in the world. Membership is open to all alumnae of the former Radcliffe College and to anyone who has been connected with any Harvard University department as a student, instructor or parent of a student. We are an official Harvard Alumni Association club.
For monthly events newsletters and minutes of annual meetings, click on "For Members".
The user name is the name of our college. The password is the name of the street that runs between the Yard and the Quad. Both are lowercase. If you need help, please contact the website editor, Alison Boeckmann (alison_boeckmann@post.harvard.edu)
For information about the former Radcliffe College and the use of the name "Radcliffe" by organizations of women at Harvard College, see the wikipedia entry .
For monthly events newsletters and minutes of annual meetings, click on "For Members".
The user name is the name of our college. The password is the name of the street that runs between the Yard and the Quad. Both are lowercase. If you need help, please contact the website editor, Alison Boeckmann (alison_boeckmann@post.harvard.edu)
For information about the former Radcliffe College and the use of the name "Radcliffe" by organizations of women at Harvard College, see the wikipedia entry .
For the history of the club, see "WE ARE NOT EXTINCT, The First 100 Years of the Radcliffe Club of San Francisco"
( A pdf version rcsf.v2.pdf was uploaded on Oct 20, 2018. It may be easier to read if you download the pdf and use preview or the equivalent.)
The Schlesinger Library also has a copy of "WE ARE NOT EXTINCT"
See article about us in the Crimson
Members who wish to do so can donate to the Radcliffe Club of San Francisco Scholarship Fund, the Schlesinger Library and/or the Harvard College Women’s Center through the club via our membership form. Those who do so will still get credit from the university for their donations as individuals and as members of their college or graduate class.
Information and donations to the Radcliffe College Alumnae Oral History Project are also available on-line.
Culinary Adventures: Wednesday, Oct. 14 at 11:30 a.m., at your home via Zoom
RSVP to Pat Bourne at 415-474-0212 or patriciabourne@post.harvard.edu.
Book Group: Sunday, Oct. 11, 3 pm.
Orlando by Virginia Woolf at your home via Zoom.
RSVP to Alison Boeckmann at 415-589-7001 or alisonboeckmann@fastmail.fm
Film Group: Saturday Oct. 24 1:30 pm. "My Cousin Rachel" Olivia Havilland, Richard Burton
at your home via zoom. RSVP to Lucille Poskanzer at LBPoskanzer@icloud.com
Museum events that will be scheduled if possible:
de Young Museum: " Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving"