Stay informed and stay engaged with the VLGS Events Calendar. Expand your knowledge with stimulating discussions from our symposiums, webinars, and weekly info sessions. Our calendar is your go-to resource for staying ahead of the latest happenings within the Vermont Law and Graduate School community.
Is a new, sustainable, and regenerative economy possible, and how could it center democracy, care, cooperation, and justice? What role can we play, as future law and policy practitioners, to build a support system for this kind of economy and the communities who are developing it? To build a space in which our generation […]
Meetings are open and students are encouraged to join. Visit the SBA Teams page for a link.
This International Study Abroad & Exchange Information Session will be presented by Faculty who will give information on all of our current International programs that VLS offers. This is open to 1L and 2L students who are thinking they may be interested in an exchange or study abroad program.
Dr. Sonya Shropshire-Friel will lead a workshop on self-compassion. She is a therapist who practices in New Hampshire.
Please join the Environmental Law Center for the next installment in the virtual Current Issues in Animal Law lecture series. Randall Abate JD/MSEL'89 of Monmouth University will present "Animal Law and Environmental Law: Parallels and Synergies." In "What Can Animal Law Learn From Environmental Law?" (Environmental Law Institute Press, 2d ed., 2020), […]
Hope you had a wonderful spring break! Please join us for our third meeting of the semester.
Please join us to learn more about career paths after earning a J.D. hosted by the Latinx-American and Caribbean Law Student Association. Our speakers will describe their career trajectories, experiences, and there will be a question and answers session at the end.
The Food and Agriculture Law Society at VLS presents, Setting the Table: Digging into Federal Food Laws in Application. There will be raffle items from Barrister's Book Shop! Students will get a ticket entry for registering and sharing the event on Instagram. Tag us in your story so we can count your entry. […]
FREE WEBINAR: Electric Vehicles in the Upper Valley: Affordable, Green, Fun! Interested in electric vehicles, but feeling overwhelmed with the idea of actually buying one? Want to drive cheaper and greener, but not sure how to get started? Unaware of the fact that with rebates and incentives electric vehicles can now cost less than […]
Please Join your Academic Advising Team, Career Services, and Others for an information session about the academic advising process. We will cover a variety of information including how/when to sign up for classes and a variety of academic options and requirements. This session will be followed by individual meetings with your advisors to come […]
Required session, Bar Basics and Beyond, for all 2Ls on Friday, March 19 from 3-5:00 pm through Teams. By this time, you will be about half way through your law school career and if you haven't already, will need to turn serious attention to the bar exam. Passing the bar remains a necessary precondition to most legal […]
Are you interested in becoming a Wikipedia editor? Join the Agricultural Law Information Partnership for a free workshop and "Edit-a-Thon" on March 23. The ability to edit Wikipedia is a powerful asset in communications, advocacy, and research dissemination. Anyone can become a Wikipedia editor, and since millions seek information through the site every day—including […]
Bar Exam Info Session: What is the UBE and what does this mean for me? The MPT? When do I apply? How do I prepare? Which commercial bar course is best for me? This is the time to get your bar related questions answered. Please take advantage of […]
People of color who have Limited English Proficiency (LEP) face compounded barriers to accessing human health services and the legal system. Anti-discrimination laws aim to remedy those barriers, by requiring meaningful language access to government-funded programs and services. But do these laws do enough to ensure equal access for Vermont's LEP communities? Join the […]
This is an information session about general requirements for journal Notes and Case Comment section of the Write-On.
This event replaces the usual Mock Interview program for Masters. Given this year's limitations and challenges, we are offering an event during which students would have the opportunity to meet virtually with alumni to discuss their career paths and receive advice and feedback from alums.
The Restorative Justice team welcomes all staff/faculty to join for a weekly Community Discussion from 3:30-4:30pm every Friday. We hope that this continues to be a space dedicated to learning from one another, deepening relationships, and discussing topics related to a variety of areas of interest, concern, inspiration, and growth. We hope to see you […]