Administrative Updates

Professor Lessig is looking for RAs for the summer to help prepare a seminar on privacy, and complete work related to constitutional law, and specifically Article V of the constitution. Please submit resumes and availability to a2lessig@pobox.com.

John M. Olin AY20 Fellowships in Law and Economics, John M. Olin Fellowships in Empirical Law and Finance or Terence M. Considine AY20 Fellowships in Law and Social Sciences

Please send your cv and cover letter to agajeelee@law.harvard.edu

Research Assistants to conduct legal research for Professor Anker's 2020 Law of Asylum Book Project.

Prof. Emeritus Horwitz is seeking a law student knowledgeable in constitutional law to assist in completing a book manuscript over the summer. Please drop off resume with Isaac Moore, L304 or imoore@law.harvard.edu.

Orrick Fellows Program for the Study of the China-Africa Relationship -- 1Ls may apply for funding to support projects during the summer of 2019. Summer employment would not preclude consideration of serious proposals. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis and we encourage you to submit your application as soon as you can, but by no later than April 1 at 5pm. Interested students should email East Asian Legal Studies Associate Director Alonzo Emery (aemery@law.harvard.edu) for more details on the application process.

EALS is now accepting submissions for the 2019 Yong K. Kim ’95 Memorial Prize. The deadline for submissions is 5:00 on Friday, April 26. A prize of $1,500 is awarded to the student author of a paper concerning the law or legal history of the nations and peoples of East Asia, or legal issues concerning international relations in the region or with the United States.

Research Assistant/Water Wars Feature on Lawfare

The United States Embassy in Luxembourg is accepting applications for the Dean Acheson Legal Stage (traineeship/apprenticeship) Program at the Court of Justice of the European Union for fall 2019 and spring 2020.

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Summer Fellowship for HLS students returning in the fall of 2019.

HLS Klinsky Professor of Practice for Leadership and Progress Mandy DeFilippo seeks a research assistant to assist in researching course materials for a Fall 2019 reading group on the concept of leadership, what it means and how it can be developed during the first ten years of a career. The course materials are expected to come from a range of disciplines, from classical philosophy and literature to business and social science texts. If interested, please send a (1) cover note indicating your particular area(s) of interest and time available; and (2) a resume to Matilda Matovu mmatovu@law.h

RA Position

Orrick Fellows Program for the Study of the China-Africa Relationship -- 1Ls may apply for funding to support projects during the summer of 2019. Summer employment would not preclude consideration of serious proposals. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis and we encourage you to submit your application as soon as you can, but by no later than April 1 at 5pm. Interested students should email East Asian Legal Studies Associate Director Alonzo Emery (aemery@law.harvard.edu) for more details on the application process.

I am looking for an RA for a small research task regarding the reach of aiding and abetting liability in U.S. criminal law (federal would be enough). You should have taken 1L crim and ideally upper level criminal law courses and/or clinics.

February announcements from Harvard University Health Services.

Join the Harvard Graduate School of Education’s MIXED (Multiracial Students eXchanging and Encouraging Dialogue) student group in exploring the identities of multiracial students at Harvard. Multiracial students’ portraits will be displayed, along with a few lines of description of their background and experiences.

The drop deadline has now passed for all spring 2019 Clinics – however, there are a handful of clinics with one or two last-minute openings available! Available seats will be awarded first-come, first-serve.  Please email Maggie Bay (mbay@law.harvard.edu) a.s.a.p. if you would like to enroll in one of the clinics below. Spring 2019 Clinics with […]

Looking for teaching fellow for GOVT-E 1750, a course on international organization, spring semester, starting Jan. 31.  Class meets once a week, on Thursday from 7:40 to 9:30 pm.