Exploring Global Sustainability with Cuba as a Classroom
In November 2024, the Institute for Energy and the Environment sent 13 students and three faculty and staff to Cuba for its annual Global Sustainability Field Study. Students learned about […]
Faculty and Staff in the News – January 2025
Below is a selection of recent news highlights featuring members of Vermont Law and Graduate School’s faculty and staff. Holiday Stress: A Lawyer’s Guide to Balancing Work, Life, and Well-being […]
Faculty and Staff in the News – November/December 2024
Below is a selection of recent news highlights featuring members of Vermont Law and Graduate School’s faculty and staff. What Trump’s Return to Office Could Mean for Animals November 20, […]
Institute for Energy and the Environment Project Updates – November 2024
Pine Hill Homeowners Cooperative The Energy Clinic celebrated a major milestone with the Pine Hill Homeowners Cooperative in Conway, New Hampshire, as it commissioned its new community-owned solar array. The […]
Recapping the 11th Annual VLGS Energy Law and Policy Symposium
The 11th annual VLGS Energy Law and Policy Symposium convened engaging panels on FERC Order 1920 and its implications for New York state transmission planning, green finance for clean energy […]
Advocating for Clean Energy Through Corporate Law
VLGS student Emily Dwight JD/MERL’26 was recently interviewed on the Bloomberg Law “On the Merits” podcast about her direction as an aspiring lawyer interested in energy and the environment. Emily […]
Energy Students Attend Conference in Finland
In June, Energizers Ace Dantzler-Woodruff JD’25, Taylor O’Hare MELP’24, and Sam Privett JD’25 participated in the eighth annual Energy Transitions Conference hosted by the University of Eastern Finland Law School. […]
IEE Project Updates – May 2024
Vermont Decarbonization Updates The Energy Clinic’s Net Zero Affordable Housing Team continues to advocate for stronger energy efficiency standards in manufactured housing. Partnering with national organizations, like Earth Justice and […]
Professor Tade Oyweunmi Discusses New Book on Decarbonization
Dr. Tade Oyewunmi is a Vermont Law School assistant professor and senior research fellow in energy law and policy. His teaching and research focuses on policies and regulation of natural gas and electricity markets, international energy and resources law, decarbonization and energy transitions, energy justice, and regulation of network-based industries.
Get to know Jonathan Willson MERL’15
October 6, 2020
Jonathan Willson MERL’15 explains why he chose Vermont Law School.
