Application Student Research Fellow or Application for Creative Associate Separate Positions

Lex Erudites is a studentled initiative focused on fostering sociolegal discourse and scholarship. Our primary goal is to provide a platform for young minds from diverse fields to share their informed opinions and contribute to an engaged citizenry. As an ejournal we aim to advance legal knowledge globally and bridge the gap between legal communities while building a community of aspiring law students and professionals

Student Research Fellow

We are seeking passionate and motivated students to join our team as Student Research Fellows. As a Student Research Fellow you will play a pivotal role in contributing to the scholarly output of Lex Erudites by conducting legal research analyzing and drafting articles etc. on various contemporary sociolegal issues.

Creative Associate

We are actively seeking passionate and motivated students to join our team as Creative Associates. As a Creative Associate you will play a pivotal role in contributing to the scholarly output of Lex Erudites by creating engaging content in the form of posters and videos related to various domains of law. Additionally as a member of our team you will have the opportunity to contribute to the design and layout of our peerreviewed journal.

Tasks

Student Research Fellow

• Legal Research: Conduct thorough and systematic research on a wide range of legal topics utilizing various sources including academic journals case law legislation and reputable online databases.
• Analysis: Analyze complex legal issues and developments within the sociolegal landscape identifying relevant arguments precedents and trends.
• Content Creation: Develop impactful content such as articles and social media stories that provide valuable insights and contribute significantly to the advancement of the legal community.
• Stay Updated: Stay abreast of current legal developments emerging issues and academic debates relevant to law students.

Creative Associate

• Concept Formulation: Develop creative concepts and storyboards for the creation of content related to law. Your innovative ideas will help in producing engaging and informative materials for our audience.
• Working with Poster Making and Media Editing Software: Utilize your skills in handling and mastering postermaking and media editing software. Proficiency in these tools is essential to effectively translate ideas into visually appealing and professional content.
• Collaboration and Communication: Collaborate closely with fellow team members editors and contributors to ensure alignment with the journals vision and standards. Effective communication and teamwork are vital to the success of the creative process.

Requirements

• Currently enrolled in a recognized undergraduate law program with eligibility beginning from the second year.
• Demonstrated interest in research and a keen interest in sociolegal issues.
• Demonstrated interest in effective written and verbal communication with the ability to coordinate effectively.

Benefits

• Gain Valuable Experience: Develop practical skills in legal research analysis and drafting enhancing your academic and professional capabilities.
• Contribute to Scholarship: Make meaningful contributions to scholarly publications showcasing your commitment to academic excellence and advancing legal knowledge.
• Recognition and Appreciation: Receive acknowledgment and appreciation on a projectbyproject basis for your valuable contributions highlighting your dedication to scholarly endeavors and professional growth. Exceptional work may also be acknowledged through other forms of appreciation.
• Networking Opportunities: Access networking opportunities within the legal community fostering connections and insights that can enhance your career prospects.
• Professional Development: Benefit from exposure to diverse legal topics and academic debates promoting continuous learning and development in your field of study.

This application form is active for submitting your application for the positions of Student Research Fellow as well as Creative Associate.