HLS Student Government
Evaluate Your Spring and Fall/Spring Classes!
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You may now evaluate your spring and fall/spring classes by clicking HERE.
The polls will close on Monday, May 26, at 9:00pm.
If you encounter any problems, or if you have any questions, please let us know. We can be reached via e-mail at studentgov@law.harvard.edu.
Unofficial Course Evaluation Guides
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Unofficial course evaluation guides for Fall 2007 and Winter 2008 classes are available HERE.
This is a new initiative, so your feedback is crucial. Please let us know if you find the guides useful, and please share any ideas you have for improving them. E-mail us at studentgov@law.harvard.edu.
And don’t forget to evaluate your spring classes online when the polls go up in a couple of weeks!
About the Student Government
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Our mission is to improve student life and to facilitate communication between students, faculty, and administrators.
The Student Government comprises 42 student representatives: two 1L representatives selected from each of the seven 1L sections; nine 2L representatives; nine 3L representatives; four LL.M. representatives; two S.J.D. representatives; and the President, Vice President, Student Advocate, Treasurer, and Internal Affairs Coordinator.
Elections are held in the fall and spring of each year.
Click here to meet your current representatives.
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Popular Programs
Social Hours at the Hark Pub
Every Thursday from 8:00-9:30 p.m. (unless otherwise noted), we host a Social Hour at the Hark Pub. We provide more than 100 free drink tickets, which can be redeemed for beer, wine, soda, or coffee. Whether you’d like to pre-party with a beer or take a study break with a cappuccino, we encourage you to stop by!
Faculty-Student Lunch Program
Each semester, we recruit many HLS professors to have lunch with small groups of students. Interested students rank their preferences, and seats are distributed via a lottery. This is a great opportunity for students and faculty to interact on a more informal level than usual. It also gives students the chance to meet faculty whom they might not encounter in the classroom.
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What Do You Think?
- We are always looking for student input. Got ideas? Got questions? E-mail us! We look forward to hearing from you!