Announcements for Students

Students and recent graduates are invited to apply for opportunities with the Queen's District Attorney's Office on Thursday, February 18, and Friday, February 19 for summer and paid postgraduate positions. For consideration, please complete the application form. All applicants must also complete the District Attorney's Office online application (linked through the form) by no later than Friday, February 5 at 12:00pm.

Professor Bill Alford seeks a research assistant as he completes revisions on a paper concerning the philosopher Peter Singer. Candidates should have some background in philosophy, with the ideal candidate someone familiar with Singer’s work. Spring semester (Jan-May). Please send resumes and a short letter about one’s qualifications to Professor Alford at alford@law.harvard.edu.

Prof. Singer needs assistance finding sources for an article on income and wealth distribution and the mismatch between the cost of living and incomes for many people in the United States. Please email Prof. Singer at jsinger@law.harvard.edu with your CV and statement of interest.

Prof. Cohen seeks RAs for health law/bioethics topics

Seeking Research Assistant to assist with legal research related to community lawyering (a.k.a. movement lawyering)

Prof. Hal S. Scott is holding a course information session tomorrow, Jan 14 at 6 PM for Capital Markets Regulation, taught at HKS this spring. Interested HLS are strongly encouraged to attend and enroll.

Radcliffe students work directly with our fellows and faculty, providing unique opportunities for mentorship, and they work across departmental boundaries, connecting with peers across the University.

The Army JAG Corps will be conducting virtual interviews for their summer internship program on Tuesday, February 2. Applications are due by 11:59pm on Tuesday, January 26.  Read more about the opportunities and apply.

When: January 19, 2021 6:00 pm Where: An event link will be provided to all who RSVP! OPIA’s Public Interest Networking Reception is an opportunity to connect with attorneys from a wide range of public interest organizations and learn about potential summer and post-graduate job opportunities. RSVP!  

The drop deadlines have now passed, but there are a couple of seats still available in each of the spring 2021 clinics below.  Interested students should contact Maggie Bay (mbay@law.harvard.edu) – open seats will be filled on a first-come, first-serve basis.  Students may only participate in one clinic at a time. Animal Law & Policy […]

The Rappaport Fellows Program awards a $7000 stipend for students to work with top public policy makers in a ten-week summer internship. The deadline to apply is January 22, 2021.

HNMCP seeks a research assistant to help create a new annotated bibliography to support clinical work in the Dispute Systems Design clinic.

Course information session for Prof. Hal S. Scott's Capital Markets Regulation Spring course at HKS. Thursday, Jan 14 at 6 PM Eastern Time.

Research assistance in corporate law

Make sure to read our advice on communicating with employers throughout the potentially difficult public interest hiring timeline to make it easier for you to manage your timeline and make your decision.

Looking for teaching fellow for GOVT-E 1750, a Harvard Extension School online course on international organization, spring semester, starting Jan. 28.  The class e-meets once a week, on Thursdays, 7:40-9:30 pm.  Responsibilities include handling one or two weekly discussion sections (exact number depends on enrolment) and grading undergraduate exams.  Some background in international relations or […]

The Dispute Systems Design Clinic at HNMCP has open seats for this spring semester! You can read more about the DSD Clinic here: http://hnmcp.law.harvard.edu/dispute-system-design-clinic/. If you have further questions about requirements, etc., please reach out to us at hnmcp@law.harvard.edu.

Professor Lvovsky is seeking a teaching fellow for her Spring 2021 Evidence course, which meets MTW at 3:20-4:40 pm ET. Please send a CV and a brief statement of interest, including any background in the subject, to alvovsky@law.harvard.edu.

The Federal Compassionate Release Clearinghouse, a joint project of FAMM, the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and the Washington Lawyer’s Committee, seeks an intern for the 2021 Spring Semester (preferably 2L or 3L with related experience). Responsibilities will include tracking placed federal cases, analyzing release orders and denials, and other legal research as relevant. […]

We are looking for interns, volunteers and fellows who are interested in gaining hands-on experience within the Massachusetts Trial Court while helping underserved populations gain access to the court system. Since this internship is remote, you will be able to assist at one or more of our locations across the state. You do not need […]