Job opportunity
Legal Research Assistant Access Justice
University of Ottawa
Support access to justice education as a Research Assistant at the University of Ottawa’s Main Campus, drafting legal scenarios and supporting schools.
Professor Salyzyn seeks one Research Assistant for the Common Law Section during the 2027 Winter Semester. The work supports an educational program for high school students, delivered with a not-for-profit organization. Students explore access to justice and technological solutions for public legal needs. Work is in English from January 4 through April 30, 2027, totaling 140 hours.
Key Responsibilities:
Draft a new legal scenario for program modules
Support program uptake in participating schools
Support education about access to justice
Address technology benefits and risks in legal services
Requirements:
Current enrollment in a Faculty of Law JD program
Current enrollment in a Faculty of Law graduate program
English language proficiency
Previous youth education experience is an asset
Work under the CUPE 2626 collective agreement
This Research Assistant position combines legal research, educational programming, and access to justice issues for high school learners.
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Apply on source site Professor Salyzyn seeks one Research Assistant for the Common Law Section during the 2027 Winter Semester. The work supports an educational program for high school students, delivered with a not-for-profit organization. Students explore access to justice and technological solutions for public legal needs. Work is in English from January 4 through April 30, 2027, totaling 140 hours.
Key Responsibilities:
Draft a new legal scenario for program modules
Support program uptake in participating schools
Support education about access to justice
Address technology benefits and risks in legal services
Requirements:
Current enrollment in a Faculty of Law JD program
Current enrollment in a Faculty of Law graduate program
English language proficiency
Previous youth education experience is an asset
Work under the CUPE 2626 collective agreement
This Research Assistant position combines legal research, educational programming, and access to justice issues for high school learners.
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