From Professor Bernadette Atuahene
Looking for summer research assistant
Professor Atuahene is looking for a research assistant for the summer. The applicant must have received at B+ or higher in Legal Writing. If interested, please submit a CV and cover letter to batuahene@kentlaw.edu by Thursday, May 20.
Documentary film organization seeks student intern with grant-writing experience
Documentaries to Inspire Social Change (DISC) is a nonprofit organization founded by Chicago-Kent law professor Bernadette Atuahene. DISC's first film, "Sinfu Okwethu," is an evocative story about land dispossession in South Africa. A sneak peek of the film can be viewed at www.discwebsite.org.
DISC seeks an intern with grant-writing experience to be the co-director of fundraising for the summer. The intern will be responsible for finding and writing grants to raise money for the feature-length film DISC is producing. The intern will work no more than 20 hours per week and must be able to multi-task and work with minimal supervision. The position begins at the end of May and ends when school begins. If you are interested, please submit a cover letter and resume by Friday, May 21, to Professor Atuahene at batuahene@kentlaw.edu. YOU MUST QUALIFY FOR FEDERAL WORK STUDY TO APPLY. (Check with the financial aid office if you are unsure if you qualify this summer.)
From Professor Robert Knowles
Seeking part-time research assistant this summer for foreign affairs and national security law projects
Professor Rob Knowles is seeking a part-time summer research assistant to help with legal research for a paper on foreign affairs, administrative law, and national security law. Expected workload will be 0-20 hours/week, starting in May. Please send resume and transcript by e-mail to rknowles@kentlaw.edu. Please also indicate work-study eligibility in your submission.
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