Administrative Updates

Professors Jack Goldsmith and Jacob Gersen are looking to hire students willing to work over the next year on several protects related to higher education and the law.

Professor Zittrain, BKC Faculty Director, seeks a highly motivated summer intern to work on research projects at the intersection of technology, law and society.

The Access to Justice Lab Seeks Projects Assistant to work primarily in support of the Lab’s Financial Distress Research Project (FDRP).

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. 

Professor Rosenberg seeks RAs for a project on discovery costs in litigation.

Informal Reading Group on Chinese Law

Professor Hay seeks research assistance this semester and/or this summer on various subjects associated with litigation, civil procedure, legal ethics and professional responsibility, and tort liability.

Research Assistant for School-to-Prison Pipeline Project

If you’re interested in playing in a small ensemble this semester, then join the HLS Chamber Music Group! CMS brings musicians together for informal music-making and/or performance in small ensembles. Fill out our matching questionnaire by January 28th.

Professor Tushnet is looking for students who are interested in joining a fiber arts group (at any level of proficiency) that would meet Thursday afternoons or evenings during the spring semester.

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.

The Petrie-Flom Center for Health Law Policy, Biotechnology, and Bioethics at Harvard Law School seeks a current Harvard graduate student to serve as Research Assistant in support of the creation of a white paper on drug pricing policies in the United States and globally, based on presentations at our October 2018 event (http://petrieflom.law.harvard.edu/events/details/drug-pricing-policies-in-the-united-states-and-globally). Applications are due by January 25, 2019.

Professor Salzman seeks a research assistant for updates to the 6th edition of the casebook, International Environmental Law and Policy.

Prof. Shavell seeks research assistance for tort project.

The Tenant Advocacy Project (TAP) has two full-time paid positions available for this summer (May 28 through August 2, 2019). Under the supervision of TAP’s clinical instructor, two students will help run a fast-paced program by representing clients who are struggling to access or maintain affordable housing before local housing authorities.

Research Assistants Wanted - HLS Program in Islamic Law

  Spring 2019 Clinics with Open Seats – ENROLL through Helios TODAY: Federal Tax Clinic – taken with “Federal Tax Clinical Seminar“ Food Law and Policy Clinic – taken with “Food Law and Policy” or “Policy Advocacy Workshop” Health Law and Policy Clinic – taken with “Public Health Law and Policy” or “Policy Advocacy Workshop” Predatory Lending […]

The American College of Legal Medicine’s Annual Meeting, to be held in Los Angeles, February 21-24, 2019.

The Cyberlaw Clinic at Harvard Law School seeks a Research Assistant for Spring Term 2019 to assist on a project analyzing how human rights and ethics frameworks have been applied to the development of artificial intelligence technologies.

SHARIAsource at Harvard Law School Seeks Research Assistants for the Spring Semester