Loyola University Chicago School of Law is hosting the 2020 Patent Law Interview Program virtually on Thursday, January 14 and Friday, January 15. This program is designed for students who are pursuing 2L positions for summer 2021. Employer selections will […]
EXTERNAL OPPORTUNITIES
Election Protection – National Remote Voter Hotline – Tech Captains (Shifts available now through November 1st)
The Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law (“LCCRUL”) and its coalition partners seek volunteers to serve as “tech” captains for Election Protection’s English language national voter hotline (1-866-OUR-VOTE). Assistance is needed with helping legal volunteers with solve basic issues with using the web based […]
Oct. 20: In Conversation with Lord Mervyn King featuring Michael Sandel
In Conversation with Mervyn King, former Governor of the Bank of England, Baron King of Lothbury, Alan Greenspan Professor of Economics and Professor of Economics and Law at NYU. This event features Michael J. Sandel, Anne T. and Robert M. […]
July 30: A Conversation about the Future of Race and Inequality in America
Where Do We Go From Here?: A Conversation About the Future of Race and Inequality in America Thursday, July 30 |12:00 p.m. -1:00 p.m. (Eastern) Join the Faculty Co-Directors of NYU Law’s Center on Race, Inequality, and the Law, Professor Deborah […]
July 30: A Conversation about the Future of Race and Inequality in America
Where Do We Go From Here?: A Conversation About the Future of Race and Inequality in America Thursday, July 30 |12:00 p.m. -1:00 p.m. (Eastern) Join the Faculty Co-Directors of NYU Law’s Center on Race, Inequality, and the Law, Professor Deborah […]
July 30: A Conversation about the Future of Race and Inequality in America
Where Do We Go From Here?: A Conversation About the Future of Race and Inequality in America Thursday, July 30 |12:00 p.m. -1:00 p.m. (Eastern) Join the Faculty Co-Directors of NYU Law’s Center on Race, Inequality, and the Law, Professor Deborah […]
International Humanitarian Fact-finding Commission Internship
The International Humanitarian Fact-finding Commission (IHFFC) is offering a paid part-time internship to a NYU JD student who will monitor the relevant work at the United Nations, provide support to Members of the Commission upon their visits to New York City and […]
Apr. 23: Ann Burgess: The Forensic Nurse Behind Mindhunter
April 23, 2020 5:30-7:30 PM NYU Langone Health Center 550 First Avenue Farkas Auditorium New York, New York, 10016 Ann Burgess DNSc, APRN, BC, FAAN pioneered the assessment and treatment of trauma in rape victims in the 1970s. She co-founded […]
Mar. 6 Deadline: Ed Mendrzycki Essay Contest
Since 1998, the ABA’s Standing Committee on Lawyers’ Professional Liability has hosted an essay contest for law students and young lawyers encouraging scholarship and innovative research and writing in the area of legal malpractice law, professional liability insurance, and loss […]
Deadline: Feb. 20 Model WTO 2020 Conference
The Model WTO is the biggest simulation of the WTO negotiations which will take place from the 2nd to the 9th of April 2020 in St. Gallen and Geneva, at the Graduate Institute and the WTO Headquarters. The conference aims to bring […]
Volunteer Opportunity: Coach the Next Generation of Lawyers
The 2nd Circuit’s Civic Education Committee “Justice for All: Courts and the Community – A Civic Education Initiative of the Federal Courts of the Second Circuit” is looking for one or two NYU Law students to coach a mock trial […]
Mental Health Law and Justice Association (MHLJA) Toiletries Drive 2/18-3/23
Please join the Mental Health Law and Justice Association in raising awareness and giving back to the greater Washington Square Community! Homelessness is a visible problem in this neighborhood, and it disproportionately impacts those with mental health care needs. Between […]
Volunteer Opportunity: Coach the Next Generation of Lawyers
The 2nd Circuit’s Civic Education Committee “Justice for All: Courts and the Community – A Civic Education Initiative of the Federal Courts of the Second Circuit” is looking for one or two NYU Law students to coach a mock trial […]
Volunteer Opportunity: Coach the Next Generation of Lawyers
The 2nd Circuit’s Civic Education Committee “Justice for All: Courts and the Community – A Civic Education Initiative of the Federal Courts of the Second Circuit” is looking for one or two NYU Law students to coach a mock trial […]
Volunteer Opportunity: Coach the Next Generation of Lawyers
The 2nd Circuit’s Civic Education Committee “Justice for All: Courts and the Community – A Civic Education Initiative of the Federal Courts of the Second Circuit” is looking for one or two NYU Law students to coach a mock trial […]
Brooklyn Public Library Seeking Note Takers
During 2020, Brooklyn Public Library will be working on a nearly year-long project claiming its role as a civic space and thought leader. The project, entitled the 28th Amendment, involves BPL inviting the public to collectively provide input for the […]
Brooklyn Public Library Seeking Note Takers
During 2020, Brooklyn Public Library will be working on a nearly year-long project claiming its role as a civic space and thought leader. The project, entitled the 28th Amendment, involves BPL inviting the public to collectively provide input for the […]
Jan 6. Deadline: Women in M&A Trip to Laguna Beach
Calling all 1L Women! The American Bar Association’s Women in M&A Sub-Committee invites you to apply for an all-expense-paid trip to the next meeting of the American Bar Association’s M&A Committee, which will be held in Laguna Beach, CA from […]
Tomorrow: Automation and AI in Arbitration: State of Play and Ethical Considerations in the US and Europe Seminar
Technical innovations are developing fast in the legal industry. Digitalization of new areas and automatization solutions are becoming more and more common. Addressing the complex intersection of law and technology requires knowledge of law, technology and ethics. This is true of all […]
Brooklyn Public Library Seeking Note Takers
During 2020, Brooklyn Public Library will be working on a nearly year-long project claiming its role as a civic space and thought leader. The project, entitled the 28th Amendment, involves BPL inviting the public to collectively provide input for the […]
Jan 6: Women in M/A Trip to Laguna Beach
Calling all 1L Women! The American Bar Association’s Women in M&A Sub-Committee invites you to apply for an all-expense-paid trip to the next meeting of the American Bar Association’s M&A Committee, which will be held in Laguna Beach, CA from […]
Brooklyn Public Library Seeking Note Takers
During 2020, Brooklyn Public Library will be working on a nearly year-long project claiming its role as a civic space and thought leader. The project, entitled the 28th Amendment, involves BPL inviting the public to collectively provide input for the […]
Jan 6: Women in M/A Trip to Laguna Beach
Calling all 1L Women! The American Bar Association’s Women in M&A Sub-Committee invites you to apply for an all-expense-paid trip to the next meeting of the American Bar Association’s M&A Committee, which will be held in Laguna Beach, CA from […]
Jan 6: Women in M/A Trip to Laguna Beach
Calling all 1L Women! The American Bar Association’s Women in M&A Sub-Committee invites you to apply for an all-expense-paid trip to the next meeting of the American Bar Association’s M&A Committee, which will be held in Laguna Beach, CA from […]
Dec. 9: New York Bar Foundation Diversity Summer Fellowship in Health Law Deadline
Value: $5,000 Deadline: December 9, 2019 One fellowship will be awarded to a law student who is currently enrolled in a law school in the State of New York to work in Health law positions in the public sector in […]
Dec. 9: New York Bar Foundation Diversity Summer Fellowship in Health Law Deadline
Value: $5,000 Deadline: December 9, 2019 One fellowship will be awarded to a law student who is currently enrolled in a law school in the State of New York to work in Health law positions in the public sector in […]