Meet the students of the 2016-2017 Earthrise Class. They are already hard at work on cases involving a methanol pipeline, timber sales and water quality issues.
Front row, l to r: Tessa Chillemi, Katrina Krebs, Morgan Staric, Hannah Lew, Haley Scavone and Ben Swerdlow. 2nd row, l to r: Dashiell Farewell, Kathryn Roberts, Chelsea Punian, Kacy Manahan and Jessica Jetter. Back row, l to r: Ben Muzi, Mark Tuai, Kadin Pasley and Wes Tetsworth.
Meet the students of the 2016-2017 Earthrise Class. They are already hard at work on cases involving a methanol pipeline, a timber sale in central Oregon and several water quality cases.
Five of these students worked at the Earthrise Law Center over the summer as part of our Tomorrow’s Advocates program so they had a good head start on the work they’ll be doing over the course of the academic year.
Earthrise Law Center is located in Wood Hall on the Law Campus. MSC: 51
Lydia’s argument to protect stretches of the Ozark-St. Francis National Forests is a culmination of her work as a summer clerk, clinic student, and now a fellow.
Earthrise’s team filed its Motion for Summary Judgment on behalf of its client, the Buffalo River Watershed Alliance (BRWA) to halt the Robert’s Gap Project, a large logging project, in the Ozark-St. Francis National Forests of Arkansas.