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The Center for Justice Reform at Vermont Law and Graduate School invites you to join us for this special opportunity to hear from authors and Restorative Justice leaders Howard Zehr and Barb Toews, about their process and stories behind the "Still Doing Life" art exhibit and book. This art exhibit and panel will […]
The Center for Justice Reform at Vermont Law and Graduate School invites you to join us for this second, special opportunity to hear from authors and Restorative Justice leaders Howard Zehr and Barb Toews, about their process and stories behind the "Still Doing Life" art exhibit and book. This art exhibit and panel […]
Join Associate Professor of Law and the Director of the Animal Law and Policy Institute Delci Winders as she discusses our new Master of Animal Protection Policy (MAPP) degree. MAPP students learn to navigate law and policy landscapes and effect change for animals. The curriculum, developed by faculty from the Animal Law and Policy Institute […]
Join Fiona Farrell JD'85, Laura Fox JD/MELP'13, and Will Lowrey JD'17 on May 3 at noon ET for a conversation about the transformation of animal law—both at VLGS and across the U.S.—from property law to legal advocacy. Each panelist will share their unique journey into animal law, the work they are doing now, and the […]
Dean Jenny Rushlow discusses the Master of Climate and Environmental Policy (MCEP), a robust applied policy degree dedicated to finding and implementing solutions to the most significant challenges of our day at the intersection of climate change and environmental justice. She introduces our new Executive Master of Environmental Policy (EMEP), an online degree for mid-level […]
Students will receive detailed marching instructions and a finalized schedule of events for Saturday morning. Participation is mandatory and will assure that your Commencement Ceremony will run smoothly.
Students will be able to pick up their regalia (caps and gowns) for Saturday morning. Regalia for the Commencement Ceremony will be organized in alphabetical order. Please do not send anyone to pick up regalia on your behalf.