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Contact Us

NOTICE: The Office of Clinical and Pro Bono Programs is currently working remotely due to the COVID-19 outbreak. We are available M-F 9am-6pm. Please dial 617-495-5202 to reach our main line or e-mail clinical@law.harvard.edu.  You may also schedule a phone advising appointment.

The Office of Clinical and Pro Bono Programs (OCP) is an academic, student services, and administrative office which oversees the clinical education and pro bono activities. OCP advises students; provides leadership and resources for Harvard Law School faculty and staff in the clinics and SPOs; promotes best practices; manages curriculum planning and student registration; and facilitates communications with other law school departments, the clinical community, and the public.

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  • OCP Staff

    Lisa Dealy, Assistant Dean
    Maggie Bay, Curriculum Planning and Enrollment Manager
    Jill Crockett, Associate Director
    Sheryl Dickey, Attorney Advisor for
    LL.M. Pro Bono Program
    Grace Yuh, Communications and
    Administrative Coordinator
    Lee Branson Mestre, Associate Director
    Liz Solar, Assistant Director and
    Director of Externships
    Olivia Klein, Coordinator
    Heather Williams, Hospitality Coordinator/Receptionist

  • For Students

    Contact:
    6 Everett Street
    WCC, Suite 3085
    Harvard Law School
    Cambridge, MA 02138
    617-495-5202 (phone)
    617-496-2636 (fax)
    clinical@law.harvard.edu

    Schedule an Advising Appointment

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  • Outside Organizations

    We welcome your interest in having Harvard Law students work on a clinical or pro bono basis at your organization. We are always looking for new opportunities for our students to gain practical legal experience. Find more information on how to get involved or
    e-mail us.

  • Potential Clients

    OCP is an academic office and does not provide legal services or advice to members of the public. We cannot match members of the public who are seeking legal help with a student or professor. If you are seeking legal assistance we encourage you to work through a local organization that may provide what you need. Please visit LawHelp.org for a more complete, state-by-state list of legal service organizations.