Wishing Oregon Law Ducks everywhere a red, white, blue, yellow and green Fourth of July!

Oregon Law's Environmental and Natural Resources Law Center is thrilled to announce the law student fellowship appointments for 2023-2024. Please join us in congratulating the law students listed below!

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Join me Wed 6/14 @ 2PM ET, when I’ll be talking with ABA Section of Civil Rights and Social Justice Chair Juan Thomas about my new article The White Supremacist Structure of American Zoning Law. brooklynworks.brooklaw.edu/blr/vol88/iss4…

Today is the day that #DucksGive ! Whether you’re an Oregon Law alum or a community member, you have the chance to help ensure that Oregon Law students have an excellent legal education grounded in experiential learning. fal.cn/3ylVG

Join #DucksGive on May 18! fal.cn/3yaqz

Oregon Law student Victoria Whalen, was recently featured in a Teen Vogue story on redlining. She shares about the connection of land use policies, particularly redlining, how it’s caused urban heat islands, and the relation to environmental justice.

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As we wrap up Women's History Month, we want to highlight the incredible women in our community.  Meet our professors, staff, and leadership who make Oregon Law thrive.

Join us as we honor Marc Friedman, JD '89, at the 19th Annual Frohnmayer Award for Public Service Reception for his dedication, professionalism, and extensive work in public service. Don't miss out, register now! Friday, April 28, 2023 from 5:30–7:30 p.m.
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Congratulations to the Black Law Students Association for another successful annual Gala! This event is a celebration of commitment to the Oregon Law Black student experience and a fundraiser for diversity scholarships. 

Pictured is the 2022-23 BLSA Executive Board.

Congratulations from Oregon Law! Judge Adrienne Nelson will serve as the first Black woman to sit as a federal district court judge in Oregon.

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Join us as we honor Marc Friedman, JD '89, at the 19th Annual Frohnmayer Award for Public Service Reception for his dedication, professionalism, and extensive work in public service. Don't miss out, register now! Friday, April 28, 2023 from 5:30–7:30 p.m.
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The University of Oregon School of Law’s Oregon Law Students Public Interest Fund will hold its annual event to support our future public service leaders on Friday, February 10, 2023, at 5 pm, in the Ford Alumni Center.

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The University of Oregon School of Law’s Oregon Law Students Public Interest Fund will hold its annual event to support our future public service leaders on Friday, February 10, 2023, at 5 pm, in the Ford Alumni Center.

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The Environmental Law Reporter recently published an article written by Oregon Law professor Greg Dotson. The article focuses on the Clean Air Act Amendments in the Inflation Reduction Act.

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Oregon Law’s Office for Community Dispute Resolution program recently secured $1.2 million in grant funding from Oregon Housing and Community Services. The funding is being used to deliver free eviction prevention mediation services in the state. fal.cn/3udVC

My amici brief in Lee v. Fisher (Ninth Circuit en banc), coauthored with Joe Grundfest and with the help of a wonderful Freshfields team, is available here:

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Angela Singleton, a UO Law alumnus recently won the Oklahoma County district attorney race. She now sits as the first female district attorney in the county. fal.cn/3u80o

Nominations are now being accepted for the Frohnmayer Award or Public Service! This award is given annually in Portland since 2002 by the Law School Alumni Association. Nominations are open through November 30, 2022 fal.cn/3tZoK

Tanya Monthey utilized her 2022 OLSPIF stipend as an intern at the Metropolitan Public Defender (MPD) as a Certified Law Student, managing her own misdemeanor caseload. Monthey works with clients, conducts investigations, negotiates, and appears in court.

Cooper Mittlehauser received a 2022 OLSPIF stipend and due to its funds was able to work with the Great Rivers Environmental Law Center (GRELC). This provides free and reduced-fee legal services to those who work to protect the environment and public health.