Events at WCC; 2004 Classroom

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Are you wondering if Big Law is right for you? Debating whether to participate in the Early Interview Program? Are you worried that if you don’t go to a large law firm, you’ll be left without “options”? Join us for a panel discussion with public-interest-minded current students as they reflect on their own decisions about whether to spend a summer or begin their careers in Big Law.

Lunch provided. Please RSVP below.

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The Harvard Health Law Society presents a career panel featuring public interest lawyers working on health law Sugar & Spice will be served for lunch! Our panelists include: – Madeline Morcelle (National Health Law Program) – Ruchi Ramamurthy (MA AG) – Marjorie Cadogan (NYC HR Administration) RSVP here: https://tinyurl.com/bdhr2pht

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Join ACS for a lunch talk with Boston City Council President Ruthzee Louijeune. Council President Louijeune previously served as Senior Counsel to Senator Elizabeth Warren’s 2020 Presidential Campaign and is the first Haitian-American member of the City Council. She will discuss her career and service on the Council. Register here: https://forms.gle/6KUgAAb473HjwdSq6

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Join JOLT for an engaging discussion with Joshua Gruenspecht and Alyza Sebenius of Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati on National Security Law in the Private Sector. This session will explore how national security law intersects with the private sector, including emerging challenges, regulatory considerations, and career opportunities in this dynamic field. RSVP here: https://forms.gle/3MnbR22DFxK587rcA

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Come join the International Law Journal’s Volume 66, Issue 2 subcite for Spring 2025! We look forward to welcoming the Journal team, serving lunch & breakfast, and editing the articles that will soon be going to print. We look forward to seeing you there!

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Robbie Hillson & Carl Gillen, LLM, from Themis Bar Review will demonstrate key features of their program and offer study strategies to use this summer while studying for the bar exam.

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Join the Law & Political Economy Students Association for the latest event in our “Deprogramming” series: Deprogramming Administrative Law with Professor Sharon Block. Lunch will be provided!