Navigating HLS
Harvard Law School is a big community. Regardless of where you are in your academic or personal life, let DOS-CEEB be your guide.
Student Support Services
The Dean of Students Office and Office of Community Engagement, Equity, and Belonging, or DOS-CEEB is the primary advocate and administrative liaison for Harvard Law students. We act as a resource for information and guidance and focus on issues concerning student life at HLS. Working collaboratively with students and other administrative offices, we strive to create an inclusive community, as well as an environment where students are set up to achieve their goals at HLS and beyond.
Below, you will find resources related to mental health and general wellbeing, information on academic and personal support at HLS, participating in student organizations and journals, guidance for the Bar Exam, notary services, and more. As always, if you can’t find what you’re looking for, don’t hesitate to be in touch!
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                                                    ![The Well logo - green circles around orange text]()  The Well: Your Source for Health and Wellness at HLSFrom physical health and athletic activities to mental and emotional support, The Well provides resources for body, mind, and spirit. 
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                                                    ![]()  Personal & Academic SupportAlmost everyone has something going on. Whether you’re an international student, a parent, navigating your 1L year, concerned about your coursework or exams, have an Ad Board case or need to take a break, DOS can help with that and more. 
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                                                    ![]()  Bar AdvisingLearn about the Bar exam from application to admission. 
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                                                    ![Group discussion around a table]()  Student RepresentativesDOS partners with HLS Student Government and the Class Marshals to make your experience the best it can be. Learn more about your student reps and how they can help you throughout your time at HLS! 
Get Involved at HLS
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                                                    ![Three students work in the Root Room on two wooden tables. Two students in the foreground study a box of artifacts. One student in the background examines boxes of manuscripts.]()  Student JournalsHarvard Law School has 14 Journals covering a wide array of legal topics and issues 
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                                                    ![Students walking on the HLS campus with the Red and Green flagpole banners in the background]()  Student OrgsExplore the more than 90+ student organizations and affinity groups that exist at HLS 
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                                                    ![]()  Inclusion and BelongingEach student who attains a place on this campus belongs here. 
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                                                    ![]()  Pre-Law ProgramsDemystifying the law school admission process and introducing high school and college students to the legal field. 
Start-of-Term Policy Highlights
HLS from start to finish
 
  In addition to hosting student events throughout the year, DOS-CEEB spearheads two events that bookend your time at HLS, Orientation and Commencement. Whether you’re entering or exiting HLS, we can’t wait to celebrate with you!
Explore Orientation and Commencement
University and HLS Resources
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          DOS-CEEB Student Support
          
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          Harvard Chaplains
          
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          Harvard Law School Interfaith and Meditation Space 
          
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          Harvard & the Legacy of Slavery
          
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          Harvard University Office of Community and Campus Life
          
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          Multifaith Calendar
          
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          The Office of Sexual Assault Prevention and Response
          
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          Title IX
          
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          University Disability Resources
          
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          What kind of childcare is available in the Cambridge/Boston area?
          
 
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
  