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
Climate Action and the Midterms: The Need for Continued State, Corporate, and Federal Leadership to Meet Our Climate Goals Brought to you by the VLGS Alumni in Energy group and the Institute for Energy and the Environment, the symposium will discuss the need for continued state, federal, and corporate leadership at this important crossroad […]
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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 and 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 […]
The Accelerated Juris Doctor (AJD) program at Vermont Law School enables students to earn a JD degree in less time with the same curriculum and experiential learning opportunities. In this webinar, we will go over how the program works, the enrollment process and hear from current students about their experience in the AJD. Register […]
The Black Law Students Association at Vermont Law and Graduate School invite you watch our annual Race and The Law Symposium! This symposium intertwined the tips and skills needed to secure employment post-grad and the factor race plays as a student of the law and as a practitioner. Race and The Law featured VLGS alumni […]
The Black Law Students Association at Vermont Law and Graduate School invite you watch Day 2 of our annual Race and The Law Symposium! This symposium intertwined the tips and skills needed to secure employment post-grad and the factor race plays as a student of the law and as a practitioner. Race and The Law […]
Dates and Times: (2 Days) Friday, March 17, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, March 18, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. This conference covered a broad range of topics relating to the cannabis industry, including Cannabis Production, Marketing and Labeling, Federal/State Regulations, Expungements and Equity/Justice. As cannabis becomes legal across the country, this new […]
Dates and Times: (2 Days) Friday, March 17, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, March 18, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. This conference covered a broad range of topics relating to the cannabis industry, including Cannabis Production, Marketing and Labeling, Federal/State Regulations, Expungements and Equity/Justice. As cannabis becomes legal across the country, this new […]
VLGS LALSA and WLS were honored to host a panel of exceptional women practicing in different areas of the law. Watch the event again, here.
March 28th at 6:00pm (EST). With the part-time Online Hybrid JD at Vermont Law School, you can explore your passion, supercharge your career, and make a difference in your community and the world. Delivered through a mixture of online classes and three brief, in-person residential sessions, the Online Hybrid JD offers the same rigorous legal […]
LALSA was honored to host Justicia Migrante/Migrant Justice in Oakes 102. This event was also live-streamed and you can review the recording her! This was an important discussion surrounding human rights advocacy, proper working environments, and advocacy for rights in the farming industry, especially among undocumented migrant workers. Justicia Migrante is a non-profit […]
A panel discussion with ICWA and tribal law experts along with renowned journalist, Rebecca Nagle about the current Supreme Court challenge to the Indian Child Welfare Act and how its decision could implicate tribal sovereignty and environmental protections in Indian Country.