Lecturer on Law Alan Raul is seeking a Research Assistant on US and international public policy, enforcement, and litigation developments to prepare for seminars on “Digital Governance: Privacy, AI and Info Tech” and “Cybersecurity Risks, Rules and Responsibilities.” Please submit a brief statement of interest and CV to araul@law.harvard.edu.
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Job Opportunity: Fall 2024 TAW Teaching Fellows Needed
By Carol Flores
Professor Dehlia Umunna is looking to hire six TAW Teaching Fellows to help with the Fall Trial Advocacy Workshop which will take place from September 3 – September 20, 2024. Position Summary: The Trial Advocacy Workshop is a three-week intensive course for upper-level law students. The course runs from 2pm – 9pm each day and…
Call for Fall 2024 TF Applications: Professor Sunstein’s GenED 1102
Professor Sunstein is seeking Teaching Fellows for his Fall 2024 undergraduate course, GenED 1102: Making Change When Change Is Hard. The course aims to engage students in a variety of disciplines as they explore approaches to social and large-scale change. Topics covered will include both theoretical perspectives on concepts like bias and polarization, as well…
Preview & EIP Bidding Strategy Appointments- Available After Exams
You may now schedule bidding strategy appointments with an OCS Adviser to take place on or after May 13 to discuss your draft list of Preview firms and contingency plans for spring grades. During your appointment, you may also wish to discuss your preliminary bidding strategy for EIP Week. You can schedule a bidding strategy…
Researching Firms for Your Bid Lists
While it is great to have so many employers available to meet through Preview and EIP, it can also be overwhelming as you determine which firms to add to your bid lists. Check out our Researching Firms for EIP video, created by OCS peer advisers. In the video, Hannah walks you through our most popular…
Tell Me Your Story 2.25
Episode 25: Jessica Crews The goal of this podcast is to introduce folks to HLS staff members from across the community. You may recognize the names of some guests, and if you don’t, that’s okay! We hope that you will tune in to learn more about your colleagues—what their role is, what makes them tick, and…
Prosecutor – Civilian Complaint Review Board
Location: New York, NYDeadline: Open until filledLearn more about the Prosecutor position.This job posting has not been vetted by our office and the employer has not given assurances of non-discrimination or compliance with our recruitment policies.
Deputy City Attorney – Los Angeles City Attorney’s Office
Location: Los Angeles, CADeadline: Jul 31, 2024Learn more about the Deputy City Attorney position.
‘So much is possible’: Forging a path in environmental law
By Olivia Klein
“The clinical program has been instrumental in shaping my growth as an environmental law student and future attorney,” says Shashank Vura ’24.
Submit Your Student Writing to the International Law Journal Student Note Competition for Vol 66(1)!
The winner of the Competition for Volume 66(1) will be published alongside leading academics in International Law. Successful Notes are engaging, make novel arguments, and are grounded in International or Comparative Law. Submissions should be between 8,000–16,000 words, including footnote citations. Only current HLS students or graduates one year out (J.D.s, LL.M.s, S.J.D.s, and visiting…