(L-R) Richard H. Gadsden ’17, Carina Bentata ’18, Lane Kauder ’18
This year, 11 Harvard Law School students were selected as Cravath International Fellows. During winter term, they traveled to 11 countries to pursue clinical placements or independent research with an international, transnational, or comparative law focus. Harvard Law Today offers a look at the experiences of three of these students.
Photo Credit: Lorin Granger/HLS Staff Photographer
This fall, 10 students from law schools abroad are studying at HLS as part of exchange agreements. At the same time, 11 HLS students are studying in France, Ghana, Japan, Switzerland, and the U.K.
We hope you’ll have a chance to meet these visiting students.
Pictured above, left to right: John Sabet (Sciences Po, France), LU Zhe (Renmin University, China), Camille Fromentin (Sciences Po, France), Manon Pasquier (University of Geneva, Switzerland), Maxime Lambilliotte (Sciences Po, France), Sharon Nyatsanza (University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa), Lukas Hafner (Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies,Switzerland), Megan Ma (Sciences Po, France), Joshua Neoh Weng Fei (University of Cambridge, U.K.), Abdul Carrupt (University of Geneva, Switzerland).
Where can study abroad take you? Visit the semester abroad pages in the International Legal Studies section of the HLS website, and watch the ILS Events page and this blog for postings about information sessions scheduled in September and later in the year.
Nineteen Harvard Law School students have been awarded the 2015 Chayes International Public Service Fellowship this summer. They are working abroad in China, Colombia, France, Ghana, India, Kenya, Myanmar, Namibia, Palestine, South Africa, Switzerland, Thailand, Uganda, and the United Kingdom, as well as in Washington, DC. Read the 2015 Chayes Fellows Biographies.
Naomi Hart, Yanzhu Sun, Jen Eborall
Join us in welcoming the three students from HLS’ exchange partner schools who arrived last week.
Jennifer Eborall (Jen) is a student from the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Naomi Hart is studying at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom.
Yanzhu Sun is a student at Renmin University Law School in Beijing, China.
They’ve joined two fall semester exchange students who are continuing their studies through the spring semester:
Jean, Naomi, Yanzhu, Barrie, Jen
Jean Grosdidier is a student at Sciences Po in Paris, France.
Barrie Sander is a student at the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva, Switzerland.
Want to learn more about study abroad opportunities? Visit the semester abroad and HLS-University of Cambridge joint degree program pages on our website. Applications to spend a semester abroad next fall are due by February 15.