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Research Assistant for Index Funds project

Several slots are available in the spring term session of Professor Stephenson’s Global Anticorruption Lab course. Interested students should submit their application materials by Oct. 26.

The Political Theory Colloquium invites you to a special event with political philosopher Charles Taylor. This event is co-sponsored by the Colloquium for Intellectual History, the Department of Philosophy, the Committee on Social Studies and the Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics.

In this talk, CPL Hauser Leader-in-Residence John Kroger will examine presidential character and why it matters by looking at examples of character and political leadership in the administrations of Franklin Roosevelt, Dwight Eisenhower, Ronald Reagan, and George H.W. Bush.

Applications still being accepted for the Criminal Justice Workshop, taught by Professors Crespo and Lanni in the spring term.

Applications to Spring '19 Reading Group "Becoming a Law Professor"

The Vatican Leadership Summit (VLS) will take place on 16 – 22 March 2019 in Vatican City. Our mission and hope is to enlighten and better prepare ourselves to act as global leaders and grow in service to others.

Professor Goldsmith is looking for cite-checking help for a series on national security and technology, and can pay more than the usual RA rates. If you are interested please send resume to qashat@law.harvard.edu by Friday, October 19, 2018.

If you have already taken the Trial Advocacy Workshop, Professor Ronald S. Sullivan Jr. is looking to hire three TAW Student Assistants to help with this year’s Winter Trial Advocacy Workshop (January 7 – January 25, 2019). If you are interested in applying, please send your current Spring 2019 class schedule and an updated resume to cflores@law.harvard.edu.

"Law and China in the Age of Xi Jinping" now available for registration.

The Human Rights Program is hiring a research assistant for a comparative research project on non-custodial measures for women in conflict with the law and the gender-sensitive application of criminal laws, policies and procedures. Deadline to apply October 22nd.

Throughout the year, law firms host receptions which present an opportunity for you to develop new connections and learn more about the profession. OCS’s signature fall event for 1Ls, “Masterclass: The Art of Mingling,” on Tuesday, October 23 at 5pm will provide you with a concrete, step-by-step approach to making a great impression at a professional cocktail reception. Heavy hors d’oeuvres will be served and there will be an open bar. Space is limited, so RSVP NOW at bit.ly/hlsmasterclass.

The Rule of Law program brings American law students to China for two weeks each May to meet with law professors, lawyers and government officials, and travel to various Chinese cities. Students must be US passport holders and fluent in Chinese to participate. The application deadline is Nov 25 for our 2019 program.

Are you interested in working as a TF for one of the courses taught by the CS faculty in the spring (including AC 221, AM 107, and AM 221)? If so, please complete this survey by Monday October 15th.

Research Assistants: Admin Summary Judgement project

Prof. Scott seeks an RA to do research on international finance. Preference for students who have taken his International Finance course or worked on his textbook.

Harvard’s Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics is currently seeking research assistants to support a major initiative to support the renewal of K-12 civic education.

Research Assistant for Index Funds project

Volunteer for Election Protection, the nation’s largest non-partisan voter protection coalition, to ensure that all eligible Americans have the ability to cast a meaningful ballot and have their vote counted.

Professor Charles Fried is looking for a student who knows how to find and capture a small number of publicly available photos and audio/visual clips. Contact: fried@law.harvard.edu