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The one-day conference will examine the current relevance of federal environmental laws.
The Environmental Breakfast Club, now entering its 15th season, consists of more than 100 faculty and staff from all colleges at The University of Arizona, who share interests in natural resources and the environment.
Hear from leading voices on some of today’s most compelling legal matters.
This free event will be of particular interest to lawyers, engineers, scholars and public policy leaders working at the intersection of law and technology.
Arizona Law is joining forces with Brigham Young University's LawX Legal Design Lab students for the new Innovation for Justice program to explore solutions to reduce evictions in Arizona, Utah and beyond.
In a new program developed jointly by the Mexican Foreign Ministry and the James E. Rogers College of Law, Mexican diplomats are learning the foundations of American law from a U.S. law school in order to enhance consular services and strengthen binational relations.
"Our collective steps forward will far outnumber our steps back.”
Seven new faculty hires to further enrich the college's intellectual core and animate the impact and importance of law and policy for our students.
David Marcus and Toni Massaro recently concluded their class, “Presidential Power and Its Limits.”
The new clinic pursues a holistic approach to the use, management and conservation of natural resources and will collaborate on both practical and scholarly projects with the university’s many centers of expertise.
Al-haddad was inspired to focus her career in international development and human rights advocacy after advocating for and assisting newly arrived refugees, asylees, survivors of torture, and overseas in the U.S. Peace Corps program.
“Unlike any other place, Arizona Law offered a setting that gave me a sense of assurance that I was bound to succeed in my academic and professional endeavors,” says Parsalaw.
