J.B. Ruhl – After Cap-and-Trade: The Climate-Forced Path of Environmental Law and Distinguished Graduate Awards
October 29th, 2009Natural Resources Law Institute Distinguished Visitor
J.B. Ruhl – After Cap-and-Trade: The Climate-Forced Path of Environmental Law and Distinguished Graduate Awards
October 1, 2009
Student Life
Each fall we invite a leading scholar in environmental law to join us for three days on campus to meet with students and faculty. In this podcast, J.B. Ruhl, the Matthews & Hawkins Professor of Property at Florida State University College of Law, gives a lecture on “After Cap-and-Trade: The Climate-Forced Path of Environmental Law.” Full Post »
Kaplan PMBR/Rigos/AmeriBar Forum and Panel Discussion
October 29th, 2009Law School Speaker
Kaplan PMBR/Rigos/AmeriBar Forum and Panel Discussion
October 20, 2009
Student Life
In this podcast, you can learn about the options you have in bar reviews from three programs – Kaplan PMBR, Rigos, and AmeriBar. Full Post »
The Property and Environment Research Center
October 26th, 2009Federalist Society Speaker Series
Property and Environment Research Center (PERC)
September 30, 2009
Oregon Trial Lawyers Association
In this podcast, you can learn about the Property and Environment Research Center (PERC), the nation’s oldest and largest institute dedicated to improving environmental quality through markets and property rights. Full Post »
Student-to-Student Criminal Law Panels: Clerking in a Criminal Defense Office
October 26th, 2009Career Services Speaker Series
Student-to-Student Criminal Law Panels: Clerking in a Criminal Defense Office
October 20, 2009
Career Services
Are you interested in interning in a criminal defense office this summer? What do employers look for when hiring students? What is the day-to-day work like? In this podcast, learn more about law clerk opportunities working in defense from a panel of students who have clerked in defense attorney offices. Full Post »
Oregon Trial Lawyers Presentation: Being a Plaintiff’s Lawyer
October 26th, 2009Career Services Speaker Series
Oregon Trial Lawyers: Being a Plaintiff’s Lawyer
J. Ashlee Albies, Sean DuBois, Elizabeth E. Welch
September 29, 2009
Oregon Trial Lawyers Association
In this podcast, Ashlee Albies ’05, Sean DuBois ’06, and Elizabeth Welch ’06 discuss being a plaintiff’s lawyer (and being a newer lawyer). The speakers will talk about their various practices – civil rights, motor vehicle accidents, employment and criminal defense. Full Post »
Should America’s Operating System Be Open Source?
October 26th, 2009Speaker Series
Should America’s Operating System Be Open Source?
Carl Malamud
October 22, 2009
The Intellectual Property Student Organization | Boley Law Library
In this podcast, Carl Malamud discusses “Who owns the law?”. A thicket of copyright restrictions has arisen around the primary legal materials of the United States. Statutes, regulations, hearings, and the other materials that make up the raw materials of democracy all face restrictions. Full Post »
Bridges Across Borders in Southeast Asia: Intern/Externship Opportunities in Southeast Asia
October 25th, 2009Speaker Series
Bridges Across Borders in Southeast Asia: Intern/Externship Opportunities in Southeast Asia
October 14, 2009
BABSEA Legal Internship
Join Directors Bruce Lasky and Wendy Morrish to learn about BABSEA’s exciting opportunities to participate in Bridges Across Borders in Southeast Asia (BABSEA) Legal Internship opportunities in Southeast Asia and their developing programs in social justice in Southeast Asia. Full Post »
Lunch with Palestinian Law Professors
October 25th, 2009Student Group Speaker Series
Lunch with Palestinian Law Professors
October 13, 2009
Legal Analysis and Writing Department
The legal writing department and the International Legal Society student group present a lunchtime question and answer session with five visiting law professors from Al Quds University in the West Bank. Our visitors are here to learn about the American legal education. Full Post »
The Patent Bar Exam
October 25th, 2009Career Services Speaker Series
The Patent Bar Exam
Rachel Arnold, Gwen Dayton and Jason Davis
October 13, 2009
Career Services
If you are a student with an undergraduate degree (or at least about two years of coursework) in engineering, computer sciences or the hard sciences (chemistry, biology, physics, some related fields), and are interested in becoming a Patent Agent or Attorney, this is a videocast for you. Full Post »
Introduction to Environmental Law Careers
October 25th, 2009Career Services Speaker Series
Introduction to Environmental Law Careers
October 5, 2009
Career Services | Environmental and Natural Resources Law Program
In this podcast, Lewis & Clark Law School faculty members talk about their own environmental law careers and get advice on preparing for yours! Our professor panelists represent the spectrum of career possibilities available – private practice, government and non-profit sectors. Full Post »
