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HLS Rappaport Forum
HLS Rappaport Forum
On December 1, the Supreme Court will hear oral argument in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. The question presented will require the Court to determine whether to reaffirm or overrule, in whole or in part, its decisions in Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey, which recognize a constitutional right to previability abortion. This Fall’s HLS Rappaport Forum will explore this vital question.
Join us December 2nd at 12:30pm.
COVID Info Series
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COVID info series
The following messages are a series of five messages that are intended to help clarify the processes surrounding COVID-related test results and what you can expect. New posts will be added over the coming days.
Responding to test results
This message addresses what happens if you get a positive COVID test result through the University’s Color system.
Feeling ill
This message addresses what to do if you are feeling ill and includes information about logging into Crimson Clear, requesting audio recordings of your classes, and staying off campus unless you’ve been directed by HUHS to come to campus for a COVID test.
Close contacts
This message addresses what happens if you are identified as a close contact, when you have to quarantine, and notifications if those around you test positive for COVID-19.
Staying healthy
This message contains suggestions on how to keep you and the HLS community healthy, including testing, wearing a mask, washing hands, eating and drinking safely, and planning smart events.
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Wasserstein Fellows Program
Each year, OPIA welcomes a cohort of practicing public interest attorneys to HLS as part of the Wasserstein Fellows Program. Wasserstein Fellows advise students one-on-one about their field and work experience.
Meet this year’s Fellows, and take advantage of this unique mentorship and networking opportunity!
Announcements
Announcements
Spring 2022 Clinical Opportunities: Clinics with Open Seats (November 23, 2021)
Spring 2022 clinical opportunities are still available! Interested students can enroll in the below clinics through Helios on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Please contact Olivia Klein (oklein@law.harvard.edu) if you run into issues signing up or have any questions about these clinics. We will continue to update the list of clinics with open seats as […]
Bidding deadline is approaching for the MLSC Government and Public Interest Interview Program!
Bidding for the Winter Massachusetts Law School Consortium (MLSC) Government and Public Interest Interview Program closes on Wednesday, December 1, at noon EST. Students can review our MLSC program site for more information. Please note that you all students (including 1Ls) can submit bids at any point throughout the bidding process. 1Ls DO NOT have to wait until December 1st to submit their bids.
Textbook Sell-Back and Rental Return
Information on the textbook sell-back window and tips for successful textbook rental returns.
Spring 2022 Pre-Approved Independent Clinical Opportunities
The Office of Clinical and Pro Bono Programs is offering several pre-approved independent clinical opportunities for the Spring 2022 semester. The full list of available placements can be found here. Please reach out to our Director of Externships, Liz Solar (esolar@law.harvard.edu), with any questions.
Resumes for the Massachusetts Attorney General: Data Privacy […]
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Update your HLS Amicus profile with your latest information, including summer employment, your current location, and any new student organization involvement. You can also view classmates in your courses, reach out to alumni in Student-Alumni Connect, and more!
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