Student Opportunities

TA will assist Legal Studies and Business Ethics faculty with class related tasks.  Duties may include but are not limited to course material preparation, taking attendance, holding office or review sessions, grading.

Students should expect to have regular meetings during the semester and may be required to attend the class for which they are providing support.

Send your resume and statement of interest to englisht@wharton.upenn.edu.

These materials will be forwarded to the Legal Studies and Business Ethics teaching faculty who will contact you directly if interested in pursuing hiring.

Wanted: graduate students in law, business ethics, political theory, history, or other disciplines or upper-class Wharton/SAS undergraduates (i.e. juniors or seniors) to assist with research on a multidisciplinary project focusing on business and its relationship with democracy. Law journal, doctoral dissertation, or other research and writing experience preferred but not required.

Disciplines or knowledge that may be especially useful include law, business ethics and philosophy, political theory, political science, psychology, heterodox economics, and history. Specific knowledge of Chinese, German, Russian, or  U.S. history and current politics may also be helpful.