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In concert with the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA), Harvard Law School offers students a 25% discount on MBTA passes through the MBTA Semester Pass Program. If you take the train or bus at least six times a week, this program is for you! The Fall Semester program runs from October 1 – January 31. […]

Locker selection will be available on August 1, 2019 Harvard Law School has a number of lockers lining the walls in the basement corridors that connect the main buildings on campus. They are distributed on a first come, first served basis to law school students living off campus (with the exception of North Hall). Students […]

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.

John M. Olin Fellowships in Law and Economics/Terence M. Considine Fellowships in Law and Social Sciences—Application Deadline Extended to August 23

Read more about this new clinical opportunity being offered in 2019-2020 here: https://hls.harvard.edu/dept/clinical/animal-law-and-policy-clinic/  

Professor White seeks a Teaching Assistant for Poverty, Human Rights and Development, a fall term lab-style course which meets on Thursdays and Fridays from 10 - 11:30. SJDs or JDs with prior course work or other experience in Law and Development, economic and social rights, and/or global poverty alleviation preferred. Some help with course prep in July / August needed. To apply, send CV with prior relevant courses as well as a short statement of interest to Ellen Keng (ekeng@law.harvard.edu).

Professor White seeks a Research Assistant for 5 - 10 hours a week starting now to help prepare course materials and background memos for the 2019-2020 Ghana Clinical Course. This year’s course will address innovative strategies for improving public education in high poverty areas. Familiarity with human rights/community lawyering, African development and/or global education are all helpful but not required. Email a one page CV (including one HLS reference) and a short statement of interest to Ellen Keng (ekeng@law.harvard.edu).

Professor White seeks a RA for about 5 hours a week, starting now, to assist with an upcoming international workshop on the potential for social movement to arise across global value chains in sectors such as garment manufacture, resource extraction, etc. Background in social movement theory/practice, value chain literature, international economic law and related fields is helpful but not required. Interested students should send a 1 page CV (with 1 HLS faculty reference) and short statement of interest to Ellen Keng (ekeng@law.harvard.edu).

Research Assistant for projects on the history of court-packing or international trade

I am looking for one or more RAs for quantitative empirical projects in the areas of corporate governance and/or judicial behavior. Both projects involve fairly large data sets; and both have a methodological bent with a focus on proper inference. They are suitable and, I hope, attractive for someone with substantial background and interest in quantitative empirical research. Experience writing efficient scripts in R or, ideally, Stata would be a great plus. Both projects could lead to co-authorship if the RA's contribution warrants it. Please send application to hspamann@law.harvard.edu.

Professor Reinier Kraakman at Harvard Law School (HLS) is hiring a Research Assistant to help collect firm/individual level data on S&P 500 corporations. The RA-ship will start as soon as the right candidate is found.

Read more about this new clinical opportunity being offered in Fall 2019 here: https://hls.harvard.edu/dept/clinical/impact-defense-initiative/  

Professor Rabb seeks 2-3 Research Assistants (HLS students or Harvard graduate students) for research on Islamic law, in conjunction with the Program in Islamic Law at Harvard Law School. Knowledge of Arabic, Persian, or other foreign languages is not necessary (but welcome). Open to HLS or Harvard grad students only.

April Announcements from Harvard University Health Services.

Questions about clinical registration?  Curious about clinic logistics and credits?  Stop by the tables at the Hark to speak with staff from the Office of Clinical and Pro Bono Programs! Clinical Registration will run from April 3rd (9AM) – April 4th (5PM) – students preference clinics for the entire upcoming year (fall/winter/spring) The Office of Clinical […]

Questions about clinical registration?  Trying to decide which clinics are a good fit for you?  Stop by the Office of Clinical & Pro Bono Programs (OCP) to speak with our clinical advisers! Clinical Registration will run from April 3rd (9AM) – April 4th (5PM) – students preference clinics for the entire upcoming year (fall/winter/spring) The Office […]

Join the Harvard Graduate School of Education’s MIXED (Multiracial Students eXchanging and Encouraging Dialogue) student group in exploring the identities of multiracial students at Harvard. Multiracial students’ portraits will be displayed, along with a few lines of description of their background and experiences.

The drop deadline has now passed for all spring 2019 Clinics – however, there are a handful of clinics with one or two last-minute openings available! Available seats will be awarded first-come, first-serve.  Please email Maggie Bay (mbay@law.harvard.edu) a.s.a.p. if you would like to enroll in one of the clinics below. Spring 2019 Clinics with […]

Looking for teaching fellow for GOVT-E 1750, a course on international organization, spring semester, starting Jan. 31.  Class meets once a week, on Thursday from 7:40 to 9:30 pm.