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  • Stephen Pimpare, director of the Master of Public Policy program at VLGS

    Master of Public Policy Webinar

    Virtual

    Join Stephen Pimpare, director of our Master of Public Policy (MPP) program, for an informative session exploring the qualities of an effective public policy professional and what makes our MPP program distinct.

  • Watercolor painting of the Earth

    VJEL Symposium: Climate Justice LIVE

    Chase Community Center 164 Chelsea St., South Royalton, VT

    The Climate Justice LIVE symposium—presented by the Vermont Journal of Environmental Law (VJEL)—focuses on climate justice and community advocacy through three key panels: Legal Protection for Immigrants and Farmworkers, Indigenous Rights and Climate Justice, and Versatility and Experience.  This event will explore the intersection of climate change, vulnerable communities, and legal advocacy. Featuring expert panelists and a […]

  • "Money for Nothing: Guide to Bankruptcy Relief," a webinar hosted by the Veterans Legal Assistance Project at Vermont Law and Graduate School.

    Money for Nothing: Guide to Bankruptcy Relief

    Virtual

    Debt can be stressful. This lunch and learn session will offer an introduction to the fundamentals of consumer bankruptcy, tailored specifically for non-attorneys. Participants will gain insights into the different types of bankruptcy, including Chapter 7 and Chapter 13, and understand the processes involved in filing for bankruptcy.  Hosted by the Veterans Legal Assistance Project […]

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    Alumni in Energy Regional Symposium: Emerging Energy Issues in New York and New England

    St. Anne's Institute 160 N. Main Avenue, Albany, New York

    Join Vermont Law and Graduate School alumni, industry leaders, and energy experts for an in-depth discussion on the evolving energy landscape in New York and New England. This one-day symposium will explore key topics shaping the region's energy future, featuring expert panels and a distinguished lunchtime keynote from Brenda Brickhouse MERL'18, Technical Director of EPRI's […]

  • "Rooted in Law: Shaping the Future of Agricultural Systems" will take place in VLGS's Chase Center as well as virtually via Teams on April 4 at 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.

    Rooted in Law: Shaping the Future of Agricultural Systems 

    Chase Community Center 164 Chelsea St., South Royalton, VT

    Following the United Nations' designation of 2025 as the International Year of Cooperatives, the Food and Agricultural Law Society (FALS) and the Food Law Student Network (FLSN) are proud to showcase the innovation, resilience, and community-driven impact of agricultural cooperatives in Vermont and nationwide. This symposium, Rooted in Law: Shaping the Future of Agricultural Systems, will emphasize […]

  • A laptop showing the VLGS website's home screen.

    Overview of the Online Hybrid JD Program

    Virtual

    Join us as we discuss our flexible Online Hybrid JD program. Accessible anywhere, anytime, this program offers a top-tier legal education tailored to fit your schedule and aspirations. Beth McCormack, dean of Vermont Law School, and Roger Pao, director of the Online Hybrid JD program, will be present to share their valuable insight and answer […]

  • An illustrated industrial landscape.

    20th Annual Norman Williams Distinguished Lecture in Land Use Planning and the Law: Navigating an Energy Transition

    Oakes Hall, Room 007 164 Chelsea Street, South Royalton, Vermont

    The Environmental Law Center at Vermont Law and Graduate School invites you to hear from Dr. Sarah Mills, director for the Center for EmPowering Communities at the University of Michigan's Graham Sustainability Institute. The U.S. has only just begun to see the rapid expansion of renewable energy on our landscapes. Technological advancements and reductions in […]

  • "Presidential Power": A Lecture by Professor Rodney A. Smolla

    Executive Orders and Competing Constitutional Conceptions of Presidential Power

    Virtual

    The Office of Admissions invites you to tune in as Vermont Law and Graduate School President Rod Smolla leads a lecture on executive orders and competing constitutional conceptions of presidential power.  President Smolla has been and remains an active litigator. He is particularly well known for his representation of American and international clients on matters […]

  • The silhouette of a soldier saluting.

    Veterans Advocate Training Program

    Chase Community Center 164 Chelsea St., South Royalton, VT

    The South Royalton Legal Clinic’s Veterans Legal Assistance Project, with the generous support of the Thomas M. French Veterans Advocacy Fund, is honored to provide this introductory continuing legal education (CLE) program focused on preparing attorneys and appointed representatives to advocate for veterans. Attorneys and other advocates must be accredited to practice before the VA. […]

  • Allyson Cohen JD’25, Nicholas Glover JD’25, and Elizabeth Hein JD’25 at the National Moot Court Competition.

    Moot Court Simulation

    Virtual

    Join us as we present a moot court debate simulation featuring a team of current students who have represented VLGS at national competitions. In order to be considered for one of VLGS's moot court teams, students must demonstrate excellent oral and written advocacy skills during their performance in our Advanced Appellate Advocacy class. After the […]