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The Environmental Justice Law Society (EJLS) is hosting a career panel with 3-4 environmental justice professionals. After the panel, we will have a networking opportunity for students to talk to professionals.
The Score E-board will be hosting Tara, our contact from White River Elementary to discuss what our goal is in Score and how to interact with elementary children.
The first general meeting of the Food & Agricultural Law Society (FALS) will be on Wednesday, September 25th from 5:30 – 6:30 PM. We will meet in the Center for Agriculture & Food Systems, which is on the 3rd floor of Debevoise. At our meeting, we will discuss our mission, plans for this fall’s Barrister’s Brunch fundraiser, current food and agricultural projects in South […]
Introduces the incoming classes to important dates, required activities, and other things that they will need to understand.
Student events meeting
Conference for juvenile justice.
Academic Boot Camp is an annual workshop (taught by 1L professors) catering to the academic needs of first-year JD students. Boot Camp #1 will present techniques for navigating current courses, taking exams, digesting materials, and students will be able to ask questions/engage with professors.
Come celebrate Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year! Food will be potluck.
The workshop will look at specific topics that impact current and future rural transportation challenges, including the lack of effective public transit in all areas and the specific challenges of our rural road networks (think mud season, travel times to account for basic necessities and get to work, etc.). The format will be a combination of […]
Review session for Contracts class - Prof. Brennan's section.
Monthly meeting of the Schweitzer fellows with Cynthia Lewis, Faculty Advisor.