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The Dean of Students Office is here to assist you with all matters related to student life at HLS. Additionally, we are here to support you with academic concerns, and any personal issues. Below are some of the main services and resources we provide.
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Advising and Mentoring at HLS
Advising and Mentoring at HLS
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Explore the Advising and Mentorship site
As a student at Harvard Law School, you have access to a variety of resources for navigating life as a law student, selecting courses and clinics, and achieving your career goals. Explore the new Advising and Mentorship site to find guidance from faculty and academic advisers, get advice and helpful perspectives from fellow students, and network with HLS alums before and after you graduate.Continue Reading about Advising and Mentorship - Explore Amicus and Complete Your Profile Today!
Amicus: Online Directory and Advising Platform
Explore Amicus and Complete Your Profile Today!Amicus is a searchable directory and advising tool. Using the latest matching technology, Amicus will help you find other students who share your experiences and interests. It is a terrific way to make connections and build community here at HLS.
Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events
CANCELLED: Walk-ins with Catherine Pattanayak
October 17 @ 9:00 am - 10:00 am OPIA’s suite, WCC 4039
Have a quick question about the public interest job search? Come by OPIA’s walk-in hours for assistance. Please note that walk-in hours are for quick questions only on a first come, first served basis.
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Administrative Updates
Administrative Updates
Announcements
Announcements
Exploring Public Interest Resources at HLS: Career Options in Government
Interested in learning more about government careers? Begin your exploration here.
Appointments are Still Available with Wasserstein Fellow James Chavez, Trial Attorney at the Federal Defenders Office, San Diego
Interested in hearing about the fight against the mass criminal prosecution of migrants at the border from a public defender’s perspective? Sign-up to meet with Wasserstein Fellow James Chavez, trial attorney at the Federal Defenders, from Oct. 23-25.
Prior to joining the Federal Defenders, Mr. Chavez he joined the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System as a research assistant in Washington, D.C. Finding intellectual challenge, but no joy in forecasting the global economy, he headed back west to attend the University of California, Berkeley, School of Law. During law school he found his calling working at public defender offices and participating in the Death Penalty Clinic. Visit “Our Services” to sign-up for an appointment.
Stop by OPIA for walk-ins on 10/17 1:30-4 pm with attorneys from the World Bank and IMF!
Walk-ins will follow the panel discussion on Exploring Diverse Legal Careers at the World Bank and IMF on a first come, first served basis.
1L Job Search E-Advising Series: Further Guidelines on 1L Advising
In an effort to help guide you in your public sector summer job search and beyond, we’d like to follow up with more details about the 1L advising process.
