Administrative Updates

Students interested in writing and editing blog posts about varied topics involving legal challenges and responses to Covid-19 should contact Martha Minow, minow@law.harvard.edu, and Emily Broad Leib, ebroad@law.harvard.edu, with a statement of interest by Nov. 9. Options for 2- and 3-credits are available. For more information about the "Covid-19 and the Law" series and our blog, visit the site: https://covidseries.law.harvard.edu/

A meeting has been scheduled for those enrolled in the Winter 2021 Trial Advocacy Workshop, on Friday, October 30, 2020, from 12:00-1:00p.m. via Zoom to discuss course expectations and requirements.

BEAGLE/HLS FELLOWSHIP AT NRDC San Francisco, CA, Santa Monica, CA, New York, NY, Chicago, IL, or Washington, DC 2021—2023 Application extended until November 6, 2020.

The deadline for applications for the Spring 2021 Public Law Workshop is fast approaching on Thursday, October 30, 2020. The Public Law Workshop reads cutting-edge scholarship on the legal and political foundations of constitutional law, interpretive practice, and the administrative state. Every week, a different scholar joins the Workshop to present her or his working paper. The seminar is conducted in workshop format, in discussion with the presenter. Instructor permission is required for enrollment. (This seminar is not open to 1Ls.)

For 2Ls interested in doing January Term writing projects related to federal budget policy, Professor Howell Jackson has a number of possible research topics and would be happy to discuss paper supervisions in this area.

Professor Ronald S. Sullivan Jr. is looking to hire six TAW Student Assistants to help with next year’s Winter Trial Advocacy Workshop (January 5 – January 22, 2021).

If interested, please email jgreiner(at)law.harvard.edu with a resume as well as a description of courses and experience in these areas.

Professor Bartholet is looking for one or two TFs for her two Spring 2021 courses: Art of Social Change (AOSC) and Child, Family & State (CFS).

Massachusetts Election Protection November 3rd Volunteers Lawyers for Civil Rights Boston and its allies run non-partisan election protection in Massachusetts and needs your help to make sure the election runs smoothly and fairly. November 3 election day volunteer roles include: Statewide Hotline – communicate with voters to troubleshoot election-day issues from your home Mobile Field Program […]

Persons interested should email Professor Greiner, jgreiner(at)law.harvard.edu, a resume and a short description of their programming experience.

Students who satisfy the prerequisites may enroll by emailing Judith Duvivier-Qashat at jduvivierqasat@law.harvard.edu by November 20. Other students may enroll only with the permission of the instructor. To seek such permission, please send a resume and an explanation of your interest and qualifications to tfisher@law.harvard.edu by November 20. We look forward to meeting you! Best, Prof. Fisher and the CopyrightX Team

The Managing Board of Volume VI of the Cambridge Law Review (CLR) is pleased to invite applications from law students from select universities of particular jurisdictions to participate in our International Editor Programme. The programme allows students from non-English universities to work together with out Editors in the publication of Volume VI and, given that […]

Professor Chen, Founding Director of the LGBTQ+ Advocacy Clinic, seeks a Research Assistant to assist with administrative, technical, communications, and research tasks for between 10-20 hours per week.

The Petrie-Flom Center for Health Law Policy, Biotechnology, and Bioethics at Harvard Law School is seeking student interns for the 2020-2021 academic year. Availability to start immediately is preferred. PFC Student Interns will support the Center primarily through communications and administrative work. Harvard graduate students with an interest in the Center’s work are eligible to apply. More information is available at our website.

The Beagle/HLS Fellowship will be awarded to graduating Harvard Law School students, judicial clerks or recent alumni (up to three years out of law school). Preference will be given to law clerks and third-year students. Applicants must be available to start work the fall following their application

Victor Madrigal Borloz, the United Nations Independent Expert for Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity, seeks multiple RAs for research, drafting, and preparation of UN thematic reports on topics such as: health, colonialism, religion, and peace and security.

Job opportunities post for an HLS research assistant to help Hal S. Scott, Nomura Professor of International Financial Systems, prepare for an International Finance course. Work is to be done starting now and through the end of the current academic year. Standard HLS RA pay rate. Please send an e-mail with CV to hscott@law.harvard.edu

Call for Applications: Spring 2021 Reading Group "Becoming a Law Professor" Deadline October 31

Greater Boston Legal Services Asian Outreach invites you to our Fall Legal Training Series! These trainings will equip you with basic skills and knowledge that can help you work with Asian immigrant communities during this period of remote work. We will host our Remote Legal Intake Training next Friday, September 18 from 3 PM – 4PM. Join […]

The Asian Outreach Unit (AOU) of Greater Boston Legal Services (GBLS) uses a community lawyering model to provide bilingual and bicultural legal services and organizing support to Asian immigrant clients seeking access to justice. Partnering with community based groups, AOU supports and strengthens the impact of community organizing through direct legal services, advocacy, legislative campaigns, […]