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.Â
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 […]
Wanda Sharif-Rodriguez, who is a research biologist with 20+ years of experience in her field will be discussing the science of the biotechnology that is the Covid-19 vaccine. Her presentation is current, factual, and entirely non-partisan. The purpose of this event would be to educate the VLS community about the vaccine and how it works […]
General meeting for The Forum to go over stories for the next issue.
This is an information session about Bluebook rules and how to use the Bluebook for those problems on Write-On.
Join us to learn more about the exciting opportunities in energy law and policy at the Institute for Energy and the Environment! We'll talk about the experiential learning opportunities in our one of a kind Energy Clinic, as well our Research Associate program. Come learn about our programs, meet our faculty and staff, and get […]
Meet Professor Jared Carter JD'09 who graduated from the Vermont Law School (VLS) JD program. At VLS, he received an Equal Justice Foundation Fellowship to litigate a constitutional challenge to U.S. Treasury Department Regulations prohibiting travel to Cuba. Don't miss this opportunity to virtually sit in on one of his classes as he dives […]
This is an information session on the Redbook to prepare prospective members for the Write-On.
This event is a virtual initiation ceremony and formal meeting time for Phi Alpha Delta. The officers for next year will be announced and any final members initiated for the year. We will also go over care packages.
Passing the bar requires an average of at least 600 hours of study. How will you do this? Conquer your anxiety. Set a schedule and stick to it. Practice. And more Practice. Be efficient. Be healthy. Have confidence. ASP will provide you with tips and guidance on how you […]