ENV 970a,b/LAW 30164 () / 2024-2025
Environmental Protection Clinic Policy and Advocacy (Follows Law School Calendar)
Credits: 3
Fall 2024: Tu, 12:10-2:00, SLB - TBD Spring 2025: Tu, 12:10-2:00, SLB |
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Follows Law School Calendar
What is EPC:
EPC offers an interdisciplinary experience that brings together law students and students from the Yale School of the Environment to work on cutting-edge projects in collaboration with the Natural Resources Defense Council and other public interest organizations. Students will have the opportunity to work alongside leading environmental advocates and gain practical experience in public interest advocacy.
EPC is a project-based clinic, in that EPC students are assigned to work on a specific project for the semester based on their interests. You can find descriptions of our projects in the project guide. This year's clinic also includes projects and instructors from the Climate, Animal, Food, and Environmental Law & Policy Lab (CAFE Lab). There are opportunities to work on matters addressing environmental justice, climate change, industrial animal agriculture, forest protection, ocean conservation, and more. The projects also cover a wide range of advocacy approaches, including policy development, legislative and regulatory advocacy, and direct community engagement.
How should YSE Students apply:
All interested students are encouraged to apply to EPC, regardless of level of experience. This is a great opportunity to gain exposure to a new field or to hone previous experience in environmental advocacy.
To apply, please complete the EPC bidding form by October 31, 4:30 p.m. ET. On the bidding form, we ask you to rank the projects you are interested in working on. More information on the application process is included in the project guide and bidding form.
Zoom Office Hours
The EPC teaching team will be holding two drop-in Zoom sessions to answer questions about the clinic, our projects, or the bidding process:
You should also feel free to email EPC Clinical Fellow Kevin Chen (kevin.x.chen@yale.edu) or Teaching Fellow Stephanie Prufer (stephanie.prufer@yale.edu) with any questions or to set up a time to talk.
Limited to 30
Faculty
- Daina Bray
- Kevin X. Chen
- David Hawkins
- Sara Imperiale
- Douglas Kysar*
- Jonathan Lovvorn
- Viveca Morris
- Jennifer Skene
- Lisa Suatoni
* Primary Instructor
Limited to 30