She is co-faculty adviser of the Environmental Law Society and the Environmental Law Moot Court Team. After graduation, she clerked for two years for the Honorable Joyce Hens Green, U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. Professor Antolini has litigated several major environmental cases involving coastal pollution, water rights, endangered species, environmental impact statements, and native Hawaiian rights. She first became affiliated with the School of Law in 1993 as an adjunct professor teaching a seminar on environmental litigation. The grant will support student travel to environmental law conferences, publication of student papers, and student involvement in program planning.
More fundraising efforts are underway to obtain support for our existing and new ventures.
The ELP and the Environmental Law Society also jointed together to launch a new Environmental Public Service Grant program that will help provide important financial support to students who secure environmental law summer clerkships in the government or public interest sectors. I came to law school intending to practice environmental law. The law school's Environmental Law Certificate Program provided a practical and meaningful focus for my course work. The ELP provided me that important first step on my way towards my LLM at Yale University and an eventual career in law teaching. Doug Codiga, a 1994 graduate of the School of Law's Environmental Law Program, graduated from Yale Law School in spring 1999 with an LLM, emphasizing environmental law.