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Need public interest career advice? Have questions? We're here for you! Make an appointment to speak with an advisor over the phone, via video chat, or in person. Please make only one appointment at a time to ensure that all students may meet with advisors, unless you need the particular expertise of different OPIA advisors. Note: all appointment times are Eastern times. Please factor any time differences accordingly.

Join the Peggy Browning Fund on October 18 and 19, 2019 at the Maritime Conference Center in Linthicum Heights, Maryland for the National Law Students Workers' Rights Conference. Learn more about the conference and registration details. 

Although the vast majority of public interest employers will not begin to consider applications for 2L summer internships until the fall, we wanted to alert you to a few earlier deadlines we are currently aware of.

Seeking Expressions of Interest in the Orrick Fellows Program on African law and development The East Asian Legal Studies program at Harvard Law School is seeking brief expressions of interest from students in the Orrick Fellows Program supporting student projects related to law and development in Africa. Preference will be accorded to applicants with past experience and a demonstrated commitment to living and working in Africa. Interested students should send a short email to EALS Associate Director Alonzo Emery (aemery@law.harvard.edu) indicating your interest.

Professor Rabb seeks 1-2 Teaching Assistants for Criminal Law, a fall term 1L course which meets on Mondays and Tuesdays from 8:10 am – 10:10 am. The role takes about 3-5 hours per week. JDs with prior course work preferred. If interested, please send a resume and transcript to Professor Rabb’s assistant, Nataly Castro ncastro@law.harvard.edu, by August 1, 2019.

Interested in public/capital defense work after graduation? Learn more and mark your calendars with these hiring timelines.