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Professor Sachs seeks TF for Employment Law to assist primarily with online course functions. Applicants must have taken Employment Law and have expertise in Zoom.

Professor Niko Bowie is interested in hiring a rising 2L to help in the fall and spring with his 1L Con Law class.

The Program on Negotiation is seeking a Teaching Assistant for the fall

I will making greater use of Teaching Fellows this fall for Civ Pro given the remote instruction. I will be seeking to hire several TFs to work this summer and fall. The position is open only to students who have taken Civ Pro with me. There are many different functions TFs will play (e.g., helping […]

Prof. Kamali is seeking two Teaching Fellows (preferably students who have taken her class previously) to help with her fall 1L Criminal Law class.  Work will include preparing course materials in July and August as well as assistance with the class during the fall semester (e.g., monitoring attendance and participation, assisting with Zoom during class, […]

John M. Olin Fellowships in Law and Economics/Terence M. Considine Fellowships in Law and Social Sciences—Application Deadline Extended to August 21

Ambassador Samantha Power and Professor Cass Sunstein are seeking course assistants for their Fall 2020 course: “Making Change When Change is Hard: The Law, Politics, and Policy of Social Change” (HLS 2578).

Ambassador Samantha Power is seeking course assistants for her Fall 2020 course: “Geopolitics, Human Rights, and the Future of Statecraft” (HLS-2235).

Professor Scott Brewer seeks either RAs or RA-TAs for research, writing, and teaching, on Evidence, Contracts, Jurisprudence, the logic of legal argument, and related philosophical topics, and assistance with computer programs.

Teaching assistants in Constitutional Law: Separation of Powers, Federalism, Fourteenth Amendment.

Course advertisement.

Professor Michael Sandel is currently accepting applications for teaching fellow positions in his fall semester course Justice.

The second project will focus on reviewing Harvard University’s curricular offerings that cover topics related to race and legacies of slavery.

This research project will focus primarily on Mary Longfellow Greenleaf, James Greenleaf, and the Greenleaf family.

Research and Cite Checking for Book Project

RA with wordpress experience to assist in web page.

The HLS Office of Clinical and Pro Bono Programs (OCP) is posting volunteer opportunities for HLS students looking to support the COVID-19 response on our volunteer opportunities page. If you are looking for ways to collaborate, get involved, or share resources, please contact Lee Mestre at lmestre@law.harvard.edu in OCP. Additionally, please see this National Disaster […]

Join us on Friday to learn more about the clinical options available to you at HLS!  All of our clinics will be represented at the showcase, with clinical attorneys and students on hand to answer your questions. Registration for 2020-2021 clinics will occur April 6-7, 2020.  Clinical registration is for the entire upcoming year.  Stop […]

Take this opportunity to make a difference by engaging in pro bono work over Spring Break 2020! It’s a great chance to learn more about legal services work and do some good in the Boston community. This year, students have an opportunity to participate in spring break projects with the Massachusetts Court Service Centers and […]

The Harvard Law School Office of Clinical and Pro Bono Programs seeks up to two undergraduate student interns for summer 2020. Through work on various administrative projects, summer interns learn about diverse opportunities in public interest law and gain insight into the law school experience. Responsibilities Work on projects that vary by year and experience, […]