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Class Gift
Donate to the Class of 2012 Gift Fund
The Class of 2012 has chosen as their class gift to fund a physical rejuvenation of the Jonathon B. Chase Community Center. The Chase Center originally served Vermont Law School as a law library, but over the years has found new service as the campus student center. The multipurpose space is used for lectures, presentations, town meetings, student bar association gatherings, orientation, commencement, reunion, receptions, and student performances.
The Jonathon B. Chase Community Center Renewal Fund will restore and revive this important campus space, which holds deep meaning for students and alumni as a place where inspiration, innovation, and academic excellence take shape. It is in this spirit that the Class of 2012 is supporting the physical rejuvenation of the Chase Center.
The class has set a fundraising goal of $50,000 in gifts and pledges by June 30, 2012. The Fund will support the law school in making improvements to the Chase Center's staging, lighting and sound systems, physical appearance, and furnishings. Students will assist the administration in making decisions about the priority and detail of each project.
Please join the Class of 2012 in rejuvenating the Chase Center for future generations of VLS students. Your support is greatly appreciated.
Class of 2008 Gift Forges the Trail
Read about the Class of 2008's gift
Nicole Lynch was hiking Kent’s Ledge last fall, making her way past the washed out sections of the popular trail and dodging the downed tree limbs when the thought came to her: Why not set out to clean up and maintain the trail for others? And the seeds were sown for the Kent’s Ledge Improvement Project, which would beat out the competition for class gift proposals from Vermont Law School’s Class of 2008. More...
2011 Class Gift
Community involvement has been a defining characteristic of the Vermont Law School student body since the school’s inception. That’s why the Class of 2011 has chosen as their class gift to raise $50,000 for an endowed scholarship honoring exemplary community leadership at the local, state, national, or international level.2010 Class Gift
The class is working to raise $50,000 to establish the Class of 2010 Erin Woolley Scholarship. Once established, the endowment will allow a scholarship to be given each year to a second- or third-year student who has overcome personal adversity, is not receiving merit scholarship, and has demonstrated commitment to women's or children's issues or economic justice.
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