Category: Ad Up

Professor Jacob Gersen is hiring 1-2 research assistants with interest or background in private international law, international commercial arbitration, or international investment arbitration. Work can commence over the summer or in the Fall. To apply, please send a resume and transcript to alary@law.harvard.edu.

This summer, the Harvard Environmental Law Review will be accepting student writing pieces for the upcoming year. 

For 2018-2019, the Crimmigration Clinic will be offered in the Fall 2018 semester.  Students will receive 3 clinical credits and will enroll in the Fall 2018 course, “Crimmigration: The Intersection of Criminal Law and Immigration Law.” More information about the clinic can be found here: https://hls.harvard.edu/dept/clinical/crimmigration-clinic/ Applications are due by August 15 to Phil Torrey (ptorrey@law.harvard.edu).  […]

2018-2019 Clinics with Open Seats – Enroll Through Helios Today! Fall 2018 Clinics: Federal Tax Clinic – taken with “Federal Tax Clinical Seminar.” Food Law and Policy Clinic – taken with “Food Law and Policy.” Veterans Law and Disability Benefits Clinic – taken with “Veterans Law and Disability Benefits Clinical Seminar.” ITA Prosecution Perspectives Clinic (Fall-Winter Clinic) – […]

Professor Goldsmith is looking for help this summer, including interested incoming 1Ls, to update his website. If you are interested please contact qashat@law.harvard.edu.

Professor Vicki Jackson seeks Research Assistants over the summer to assist in ongoing research

The Boston Regional Office of the U.S. Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights is accepting applications for unpaid fall 2018 legal interns.  Interested law students are requested to submit a resume, letter of interest, writing sample, and their law school grades to Carla.Moniz@ed.gov by June 1, 2018. If selected by Office for Civil rights, […]

Fellowships, which normally are for a one-year period, involve a recently enhanced stipend of $5,000. 2L and 3L JD students and SJD Harvard Law School students are eligible for the fellowships, as well as PhD students at Harvard University who have a strong and developed interest in economic analysis of law.

This course will examine the interplay of geopolitics and human rights, with a focus on how the changing dynamics of the international system are influencing the strategy and statecraft for confronting issues with major security and human consequences.

The application deadline for student fellowships (2018-2019) for The Project on the Foundations of Private Law is this Friday, May 25, 2018. Eligibility and requirements information can be found on the Foundations of Private Law website at: http://blogs.harvard.edu/privatelaw/academics/

This full-year seminar immerses students in the work of criminal justice policy reform. The centerpiece of the seminar is sustained, substantive work on criminal justice policy initiatives led by the Criminal Justice Policy Program.

Research assistance needed from May through end of August: Judge Gertner is working on two major projects, a sentencing treatise (which would integrate legal materials, neuroscience, social policy) and a judicial memoir on 25 young men that she sentenced (raising some of the same issues as the former.) Please submit your resume to Alyssa Lary, alary@law.harvard.edu, and a brief description of your background.

Professor Halley seeks a current HLSstudent to serve as her RA to analyze documents concerning a large state university’s Title 9 Policy and Procedures. This job entails approximately 30-80 hours of work, starting possibly immediately and running to no later than mid-June. The work can be divided up among more than one RA, so applicants need not commit to the full time range. Please provide your CV and a legal writing sample to Terry Cyr, tcyr@law.harvard.edu, as soon as possible.

Professor Rabb seeks Summer RAs for projects on Islamic Law – For students in Law, CS, and History/NELC Professor Rabb seeks Harvard student RAs to contribute to research related to early Islamic law, as a part of the Islamic Legal Studies Program SHARIAsource Portal – which collects primary sources and publishes analysis on Islamic law from leading Islamic law scholars.

Still looking for a clinic for next year? APPLY NOW! Community Enterprise Project (CEP) of the Transactional Law Clinics. Are you interested in community lawyering, economic justice, and/or community economic development? Want to learn more about worker cooperatives, community land trusts, and ways in which transactional lawyers can support social justice and solidarity economy movements? […]

Professor Kaplow is looking for research assistants, mainly for antitrust and law & economics.

Professor Heymann is looking for admitted students who would be interested in providing research assistance on stories of political events in which Professor Heymann was engaged for a book to be used by students about the lives of lawyers. Please send a writing sample and resume to Sandra Mays at smays@law.harvard.edu.

Students wishing to apply for a John M. Olin Fellowship in Law and Economics or a Terence M. Considine Fellowship in Law and Social Sciences for AY 2018-2019 may obtain information and application instructions on the Olin Center’s website at http://www.law.harvard.edu/programs/olin_center/fellowships.php. Fellowships, which normally are for a one-year period, involve a recently enhanced stipend of […]

Applications due June 1, 2018. JUDICIAL INTERNSHIP U.S. DOJ – Executive Office for Immigration Review (Boston, MA) Fall 2018 Internship Desired Class Level: 2L, 3L The position offers an excellent opportunity to develop research, writing, and analytical skills. The successful applicant will also gain substantive knowledge of immigration law. Assignments, which will vary depending on […]

The Harvard Teacher Fellows, a residency-based teacher training program at HGSE, is seeking a Resident Assistant (live-in) for 4-8 weeks this summer, starting June 2.