Receiving individualized feedback on their writing is the best way for students to improve. During this session, Beth McCormack will share some techniques and tips on giving student feedback that have […]
Michael Dworkin will discuss the ways in which classical ‘justice-theorists’ can help resolve the ethical issues of developing and operating energy systems that meet the common statutory standard of being ‘just […]
From the 1972 book Limits to Growth to the concept of Planetary Boundaries, the question of how to adapt to declining natural capital has shaped the environmental movement and the […]
Stacy Shelton, Logan Harrell, Koral Skeen, and Patrick Marass will each present. Light refreshments will be served.
David Mears will share the history and status of efforts to address pollution into Lake Champlain. He will describe the evolution of federal and state clean water laws as applied […]
Hosted by the VLS International Law Society Poison in the Well? A Conversation about Global Administrative Law, Technology and Public Health. Tuesday, February 9, 4:30 to 5:30 PM, […]
When conducting fact-gathering to document violent human rights abuses, how should you go about interviewing victims and witnesses? What are procedures to use, and concerns to be aware of? A […]
The discussion will take a critical look at customary laws in various Latin American countries that perpetuate racial subordination of it’s African descendant population and compare similar issues in the […]
The VLS Animal Law Society is hosting a fundraiser this Saturday night to support two local humane societies and help promote the adoption of local animals in need of homes. […]
Dr. Todd Jarvis, Assistant Professor, Senior Researcher and Associate Director of the Institute for Water and Watersheds at Oregon State University, will speak about the role of water law in […]