Administrative Updates

The Criminal Justice Policy Program at Harvard Law School seeks a research assistant to provide legal and policy analysis of laws, commentaries, regulations, and secondary sources about the German day fine system

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. 

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

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.

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.

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 […]

May announcements from Harvard University Health Services.

Massage therapists from the Center for Wellness will be offering 10 minute chair massages to HLS students on the following dates: Monday, 4/30 Wednesday, 5/2 Monday, 5/7 The chair massages will be held from 11:30am-1:30pm in the Fireside Lounge (near the Hark ramp). Sign-ups begin at 11:15am each day. Snacks provided! HLS students only. Sponsored […]

If you have already taken the Trial Advocacy Workshop, Professor Ronald S. Sullivan Jr. is looking to hire three TAW Student Assistants to help with this year’s fall Trial Advocacy Workshop (September 4 – September 21, 2018).

Please join the Harvard Law School Mindfulness Society for Joy Meditation on Tuesday, April 17th at 7 pm in WCC 3018. The session will start with mindfulness and talk about some of the scientific studies related to the practices we do. Refreshments will be served. All from the Harvard community are welcome!

Learn more about telehealth coverage and savings and discounts from HUHS.

If you are interested in working for the National Security site Lawfare beginning in the Fall of 2018 please send a resume, transcript, and statement of interest to Jan Qashat, qashat@law.harvard.edu, by noon on April 9.

All orgs are required to send transition paperwork to DOS by this Friday, March 30, 2018, and at least one new executive board member must attend a mandatory leadership transition meeting on Monday, April 2, 2018.

Live Well @ HLS is sponsoring a team to participate in the Cambridge Spring Classic 5K Road Race! Sunday, April 22nd @ 9:30am 64 Sidney Street, Cambridge, MA To join ‘The HLS 5K to Finals’ team, click here Enter the promo code HLSSpring for a discounted rate of $15 Open to all HLS students, faculty, and staff […]

Professor Deborah Anker, Clinical Professor of Law and Director of the Harvard Immigration and Refugee Clinic, is seeking research assistants to work on the newest edition of her treatise, Law of Asylum in the United States.

On Friday, April 6 in WCC 3016 at 12pm, the Bureau of Study Counsel—in coordination with the HLS Dean of Students Office – will present a session on the “Nature and Experience of Academic Writing.”  Lunch will be provided. This may be of interest to many of you, whether you are in the first stages […]

Prof. Roe is seeking summer RA assistance for corporate projects.