Hoover Institution at Stanford University Seeks Research Fellow in Free Speech Law

The Hoover Institution at Stanford University has announced an opening for a Research Fellow in Free Speech Law, aimed at early-career legal scholars. This position, which is set to begin in July 2025 and run through June 2026, may be extended for an additional year based on mutual agreement. The selected candidate will work under the mentorship of Senior Fellow Eugene Volokh, a former Professor of Law at UCLA, focusing on their own research while contributing to the institution's academic activities. The Research Fellow will engage in various responsibilities, including organizing and participating in conferences, workshops, and lectures related to free speech law. These activities are designed to enhance the fellow's research profile and support their career development in academia. Candidates are encouraged to apply regardless of whether their previous work has been published, as long as it is substantially complete and they plan to focus on free speech law in their future research. Applicants must submit a law school transcript, at least one published or nearly publishable research article, and any additional articles, whether published or in draft form. The Hoover Institution, located on the Stanford University campus, is dedicated to advancing research and scholarship in the field of free expression, making this an excellent opportunity for aspiring legal scholars. Interested individuals are urged to apply and share the announcement with potential candidates.