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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!
Democracy Speaker Series
Democracy Speaker Series
The Future of the Voting Rights Act
Monday, October 25
12:45 – 1:45 PM
The questions of race, representation, and political participation raised by the VRA are as pressing as ever. But the future of the VRA is as uncertain as it has ever been. Professor Guy-Uriel Charles moderates a discussion with Samuel Spital of NAACP Legal Defense Fund, Jessie Amunson of Jenner & Block, and others.
HLS Library Haunted Halloween Tours
HLS Library Haunted Halloween Tours
Creepy Collections and Haunted Halls: It’s Halloween at the HLS Library! Join us for our annual celebration of all things spooky. Learn about Harvard’s haunted history, and explore ghoulish and ghastly items from Historical & Special Collections.
Tours will take place Oct. 28, 29, and Nov. 1, and begin in the library lobby. Sign up with your Harvard email to reserve your spot before they all disappear.
Announcements
Announcements
Criminal Justice Appellate Clinic Application Deadline: October 23
The Criminal Justice Appellate Clinic’s application deadline is Saturday, October 23, 2021.
Students interested in this clinic should submit a resume, an unedited writing sample, and a statement of interest (less than 300 words) that includes: (i) the student’s reason for applying to the clinic, including particular criminal justice issues the student is interested in, […]
Volunteer with Lawyers for Civil Rights to help families stay in their homes – Training 10/18
Lawyers for Civil Rights has launched a pro bono initiative to connect Greater Boston residents who need help paying rent or other housing expenses with volunteers who can help complete an application for RAFT (Residential Assistance for Families in Transition).
Volunteers can help families at risk of losing their housing during the unfolding public […]
Jobs to Move America Pro Bono Opportunity
Jobs to Move America is a strategic policy center that works to transform public spending and corporate behavior using a comprehensive approach that is rooted in racial and economic justice and community organizing. It combines strategic research, policy advocacy, and coalition organizing to harness the power of our public dollars to create good jobs and […]
Professor Mark Tushnet seeking RAs for research on COVID and the administrative state
RAs for project on COVID and the administrative state
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