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Project List
PBSC students across Canada take part in a variety of projects spanning all aspects of the law. PBSC projects include public education, legal research and writing legal memoranda, lobbying and advocacy work, and drafting manuals and policy papers.
Projects are created throughout the summer months through collaborated efforts between project coordinators and community organizations. This process is currently ongoing. Please check back in late August and early September for a full list of available projects.
Management Positions: As well as recruiting volunteers to work on projects, PBSC also hires students on a volunteer basis to help promote the organization on campus and in the community. Whether you are a promotions extraordinaire, an event planning wiz, or a master of social media, you should consider utilizing these skills as part of our management team. More information on the roles and responsibilities of these positions will be available later in the summer.