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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 […]
In this webinar, learn about the jewel of Vermont Law School—the South Royalton Legal Clinic (SRLC). The SRLC serves Vermont residents who are unable to afford counsel and who need assistance with issues such as bankruptcy, children’s rights, disability, domestic violence, family law, housing, immigration, veterans issues, and wills. Our students are practice ready! […]
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 […]
As one of the nation's top-ranked environmental law schools, Vermont Law offers students the chance to apply what they learn in the classroom by working in one of the best environmental law clinics in the country—the Environmental Advocacy Clinic (EAC). The Environmental Advocacy Clinic is an in-house clinic that operates as a public interest law office, […]
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 […]