1L NYU Law students can apply for $15,000 in funding from the Entrepreneurship & Venture Capital (EVC) Program to intern at a startup during the summer. These internships provide 1L students the opportunity to develop skills and experience outside of …
Oct 10: NYU Law EVC Summer Internship Grants – Virtual Panel Read More »
The U.S. Court of Federal Claims Bar Association is now accepting scholarship applications for the 2024 Carole Bailey Scholarship. At least one scholarship of up to $5,000.00 will be awarded to a law student that is able to demonstrate either …
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Join the Office of Academic Services for an informative webinar designed to help you navigate the registration process for your 1L elective. Get guidance on how to bid for classes, upcoming registration dates, and tips on using COURSES effectively. …
Name of Professor: Katherine Wilhelm, U.S.-Asia Law Institute Location of Office and Phone Number: Wilf 508, 212-992-8124 Name of Professor’s Staff Assistant: Stephany Ramos Nature of Research: The U.S.-Asia Law Institute (USALI) is offering a full-time fellowship opportunity in the …
Summer 2025 Fellowship Opportunity – U.S.-Asia Law Institute Read More »
There is an upcoming Attorney General Fellowship Information Session scheduled for Thursday, Sept 19. at 12:30 PM EST. This is an excellent opportunity for interested students to learn more about this exciting entry-level hiring program. Please see the attached flyer …
Sept. 19: Attorney General Fellowship Program Information Session Read More »
The 32nd Public Interest Networking (PIN) Reception is organized and hosted by the Public Interest Resource Center at Fordham Law School and co-sponsored by numerous law schools in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania. It is free for both employers and …
Sept. 19: Public Interest Networking (PIN) Reception at Fordham Law Read More »
Please join PILC for a lunchtime conversation with U.S. Department of Justice Assistant Attorney General Carlos Felipe Uriarte on his work heading up the Office of Legislative Affairs (OLA) and more. As the leader of the DOJ office that is responsible …
Whether you are new or returning to campus, you don’t want to miss the Law Library’s streamlined new search interface, called “Discovery” (https://discovery.law.nyu.edu). On Tuesday, September 17 at 2:15pm, the Library will be hosting an overview session for this exciting …
Reminder: Live Demonstration of Law Library’s New Search Interface, Discovery Read More »
Please note that the Spring 2025 Residence Services Check-out for Graduating Residents (J.D.s and LL.M.s) date has been updated. The change has been made in the 2024-2025 Academic Calendar, as well: Residence Services Check-out for Graduating Residents (J.D.s and LL.M.s) …
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Greetings from the Office of Graduate Admissions Our work to recruit the new class of prospective LLM students is underway, and we are looking for volunteers. Each year we rely on current students to serve as NYU Law Admissions Ambassadors …
The deadline to sign up for the November MPRE is September 18, 2024. Remember, you can sit for the MPRE even though you have not completed your Professional Responsibility class. See the basic MPRE application deadlines below, but please …
Professor Haksoo Ko of Seoul National University, currently serving as the Chairperson of Korea’s Personal Information Protection Commission since October 2022 and a member of the UN High Level Panel on AI, will discuss current efforts to develop global initiatives on AI governance in the …
Sept 19: Haksoo Ko’s Talk on Global Developments in AI Governance Read More »
The following information can also be found on the Teaching Assistants page. Teaching assistants are student assistants for first-year courses (including Lawyering) and for upper-level courses. Faculty participation is voluntary. Teaching assistant assistants work closely with faculty and receive …
Reminder: Teaching Assistants – No Conflicting Classes Read More »
Please note that the Spring 2025 Convocation date has been updated. The change has been made in the 2024-2025 Academic Calendar, as well: Convocation May 16, Fr May 20, Tu (updated September 3, 2024)
2L and 3L JD students can now elect the Credit/Fail option for designated Fall 2024 classes. Students may elect this option or change their election via Albert until Monday, December 2 at 11:59 pm. REQUIREMENTS 2L and 3L students …
JD Credit/Fail Option Now Available for Designated Fall 2024 Classes Read More »
2025 Vis Moot Ad (PDF: 335 KB) NYU will send a team to the 32nd edition of the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot which takes place Vienna, Austria. It is a unique competition that is designed to foster …
International Commercial Arbitration Moot Competition in Vienna Read More »
FERPA Notice The Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) works to maintain your privacy as a student. With that, you may need to access or amend your records, review how the FERPA discloses personal identifiable information, or find out …
FERPA Notice and Reminder Regarding Access to Student Information Read More »
Please join PILC for the Twenty-Eight Annual Attorney General Robert Abrams Public Service Lecture. Each year, a prominent public figure who has performed exemplary public service addresses the students, faculty, alumni, and friends of New York University School of Law. …
Sept. 12: 28th Annual Attorney General Robert Abrams Public Service Lecture Read More »
Check out the Law Library’s calendar to see our upcoming programming. This week, the Library is offering: Tours: Tours of the library will be given at noon on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. RSVP to learn how to access our physical …
Welcome to the 2024/2025 academic year at NYU Law! Whether you are new or returning to campus, you don’t want to miss the Law Library’s streamlined new search interface, called “Discovery” (https://discovery.law.nyu.edu). We invite you to use Discovery in your …
Greetings from the Office of JD Admissions! Our work to recruit the class of 2028 is underway, and we are looking for volunteers. Each year we rely on current students to serve as NYU Law JD Admissions Ambassadors to recruit …
Join the Environmental Law Society for a Q&A Session with Dean Emeritus Richard Revesz, Administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA) in the Biden Administration. This is an opportunity for students interested in Administrative and Environmental Law …
Professor Satterthwaite seeks students to (1) translate research documents from English into Spanish, French, Arabic, and Bahasa Indonesia; and (2) conduct research for a study on the wellbeing of human rights advocates. Native speakers of these languages are sought for 10-20 …
Research Assistant positions for Prof. Satterthwaite Read More »
Policy as a Growth Lever – A Workshop Presented by Sima Gandhi ’07, LLM ’10 in partnership with the NYU Law EVC Program Tuesday, September 24th, 2024 | 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM Smart Classroom 206, Vanderbilt Hall, 40 Washington …
The NYU Law Entrepreneurship & Venture Capital (EVC) Program is bringing together the NYU Law community to celebrate alumni who are building new ventures. This showcase event will feature multiple speakers that each represent the NYU Law community leading innovation, …
Sept. 18: Entrepreneurship & Venture Capital Program Fall Showcase Read More »
The Leadership Council on Legal Diversity (LCLD) Success in Law School Mentoring Program invites first-year law students to participate in this year’s program. Participants will be paired with an attorney mentor and receive additional individualized support throughout their 1L year. …
Leadership Council on Legal Diversity: Success in Law School Mentoring Program (1Ls) Read More »
This event is a part of PILC Week: An Introduction to Public Interest Lawyering, an event to kick off the fall semester, jump-start your career planning for the year, and get advice and inspiration from alumni practitioners and counselors. …
Sept. 9: PILC Week: Practice Area Panels – Government Read More »
This event is a part of PILC Week: An Introduction to Public Interest Lawyering, an event to kick off the fall semester, jump-start your career planning for the year, and get advice and inspiration from alumni practitioners and counselors. …
Sept. 9: PILC Week: Practice Area Panels – Criminal and Family Defense Read More »
To be admitted to the New York State Bar, all students must complete at least 50 hours of eligible pro bono work. Attend this information session to learn what counts, what doesn’t count, how to find pro bono opportunities, and …
Sept. 9: Pro Bono Requirement Info Session (JDs/LLM) Read More »
This event is a part of PILC Week: An Introduction to Public Interest Lawyering, an event to kick off the fall semester, jump-start your career planning for the year, and get advice and inspiration from alumni practitioners and counselors. …
Sept. 11: PILC Week: Practice Area Panels – Law Reform Read More »
