editorial board applications
We are currently recruiting for openings on our editing, outreach, and design teams. Please view the application linked below for position descriptions.
In addition, we are currently in the process of recruiting staff writers and an Online Content Director who will oversee these writers for a new project, currently under the working title of our “Blog”. This initiative will provide a space for students to share their perspectives on legal issues in a more informal manner.
The application for all positions is linked below, and is due September 14th: https://bit.ly//3aT8S4t
The Brown Undergraduate Law Review is Brown University’s entirely student-written and student-run journal of legal scholarship. We encourage you to visit www.brownulr.org/issues to read our inaugural publication and learn more about us. Please reach out to bulr@brown.edu with any questions.
**APPLICATIONS CLOSE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2020 AT 11:59 PM**
INFORMATION SESSIONS
Please join us for informational sessions about our publication and ways to get involved. We are offering two sessions on Tuesday, September 8, one at 1:00 pm EDT and one at 7:00 pm EDT. Please see our Facebook event page for more information about the events.
collaboration with the Brown University Black Pre-Law Association
We are excited to be collaborating with the Brown University Black Pre-Law Association (BPLA) for a joint informational initiative about how students can get involved with both of our organizations. Please see the Facebook event page for more information about this workshop, to be held on Tuesday, September 8 at 5:00 pm EDT.
Past Events
The Brown Undergraduate Law Review is now accepting submissions for our inaugural, Spring 2020 publication! We are an entirely student-run journal of legal scholarship primarily dedicated to publishing the written work of undergraduates, as well as highlighting the work of faculty, graduate students, and alumni. We strive to provide students the opportunity to engage with complex legal issues, develop their writing and editing skills, and share their nuanced perspectives with peers.
Submitted pieces may pertain to any topic relating to law or policy-making and will undergo several rounds of editing before being published on our website at brownulr.org and in our first print publication. Submissions must be a minimum of 1,000 words and submitted to bit.ly/submitbulr by Saturday, February 29 at 11:59 pm. Please contact bulr@brown.edu with all inquiries.