The program aims to better prepare law students to advance environmental protection and justice through place-based experiential education opportunities.
December 07, 2021 at 11:53 AM
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Jack Tuholske, the innovator of place-based legal education at Vermont Law School, learned his legacy would live on before he died last year following a lengthy illness.
Vermont Law School’s Environmental Law Center has launched the Tuholske Institute for Environmental Field Studies, a program that aims to better prepare law students to advance environmental protection and justice through place-based experiential education opportunities.
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Jack Tuholske teaching students during his experiential course in Montana. (Photo: Dave Colwyn)
