Students and recent graduates are invited to apply for opportunities with the Queen's District Attorney's Office on Thursday, February 18, and Friday, February 19 for summer and paid postgraduate positions. For consideration, please complete the application form. All applicants must also complete the District Attorney's Office online application (linked through the form) by no later than Friday, February 5 at 12:00pm.
Networking is an essential part of getting to know the world of public interest law. But sometimes, it can feel intimidating to approach a potential contact, or hard to know where to plug in and get started. Review the Q&A below to help make networking a smoother part of your professional journey.
Professor Bill Alford seeks a research assistant as he completes revisions on a paper concerning the philosopher Peter Singer. Candidates should have some background in philosophy, with the ideal candidate someone familiar with Singer’s work. Spring semester (Jan-May). Please send resumes and a short letter about one’s qualifications to Professor Alford at alford@law.harvard.edu.
An independent clinical opportunity is available with the Schumacher Center for a New Economics. BerkShares, Inc. was founded in 2006 to issue a local currency in the Southern Berkshire region of Massachusetts. The paper currency is beautifully designed and printed on paper from Crane, Inc., which for years made the paper for US dollars. The […]
An independent clinical opportunity is available in the Legal Department of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston for the Spring 2021 semester. The student will work principally on the Main Street Lending Program, one of the emergency programs initiated by the Federal Reserve in 2020 to support medium-sized businesses adversely affected by the COVID crisis. […]
Prof. Singer needs assistance finding sources for an article on income and wealth distribution and the mismatch between the cost of living and incomes for many people in the United States. Please email Prof. Singer at jsinger@law.harvard.edu with your CV and statement of interest.
The panel will provide students with insight into how to start an early career in election law, including summer job search strategies for 1Ls and 2Ls.