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Wednesday, May 21, 2014
Climate Change Job Vacancies, from May 21, 2014
here's a more recent listing that I received.
Fellowship: LL.M. Fellowship in Energy/Sustainable Development, Univ. West Virginia Law College (Deadline: June 30, 2014, Morgantown, WV)
Center
for Energy and Sustainable Development
Now
Accepting Applications for the 2014 – 2016
Fellowship
in Energy and Sustainable Development
West Virginia University College
of Law’s Center for Energy and Sustainable
Development is now accepting applications for a Fellowship in Energy and
Sustainable Development. The fellowship
combines the opportunity to work with attorneys, faculty and students at the
Center for Energy and Sustainable Development with the opportunity to obtain the
WVU Law LL.M. degree in Energy and Sustainable Development Law. The LL.M.
program provides a uniquely deep and balanced curriculum in perhaps the
nation’s richest natural resource region. The fellowship position involves
policy and legal research and writing, and assisting with organizing projects
such as conferences and workshops.
The Center for Energy and Sustainable Development
The Center is an energy and
environmental public policy and research organization at the WVU College of
Law. The Center conducts objective, unbiased research and policy analyses, and
focuses on promoting practices that will balance the continuing demand for
energy resources—and the associated economic benefits—alongside the need to
reduce the environmental impacts of developing the earth’s natural
resources. One mission of the Center is
to train the next generation of energy and environmental attorneys. The Center benefits from being located on the
campus of a major research institution, with expanded opportunities for
inter-disciplinary research and an integral role for the Center in providing
the policy, legal and regulatory analyses to support the technical research
being conducted across the WVU campus.
LL.M. in Energy and Sustainable Development Law
The WVU College of Law LL.M. in
Energy and Sustainable Development Law is the only LL.M. program in the United
States that provides a balanced curriculum in both energy law and the law of
sustainable development. Working with
WVU College of Law’s Center for Energy and Sustainable Development, LL.M.
students will develop the expertise to advise clients and provide leadership on
matters covering the full range of energy, environmental and sustainable
development law. The LL.M. in Energy and Sustainable Development Law provides a
broad and deep offering of courses, experiential learning opportunities, and
practical training for every part of the energy sector. Our broad spectrum of
courses allows our students to prepare to be lawyers serving energy companies,
investors, environmental organizations, landowners, utilities, manufacturing
companies, lawmakers, policymakers, regulators and land use professionals.
Energy and Sustainable Development Law Fellow
This fellowship is a part-time
(at least twenty hours per week), two-year position from August 2014
through July 2016. The Fellow will receive an annual stipend of $20,000 and
tuition remission for the LL.M. program. The Fellow would take 6-7 credits per
semester allowing time for part-time work at the Center. The Fellow will
further the work of the Center by pursuing research on issues relating to
energy and sustainable development law and policy, under the direction of the
Center’s Director and the WVU Law faculty associated with the Center. The
Fellow will be expected to generate policy-oriented written work to be
published through the Center and other venues such as law journals. The Fellow
will also assist with projects relating to the Center’s programs, including
organizing conferences and other events, and public education and outreach
efforts. Efforts will be made to match project assignments with the Fellow’s
interest.
Fellowship Qualifications
Candidates should possess a J.D.;
a strong academic record; excellent analytical and writing skills; a demonstrated
interest and background in energy, sustainability or environmental law and
policy; and admission to the LL.M. program at West Virginia University College
of Law (application for LL.M. admission can occur concurrently with the
fellowship application).
Applicants should apply to
Samatha.Stefanov@mail.wvu.edu. Please submit
a letter discussing qualifications and interests, a resume, a law school
transcript, a recent writing sample and contact information for three references.
We are now accepting
applications. The application deadline is June 30,
2014 (concurrent with the deadline for admission to
the LL.M. program) or until the post is filled.
Visit our website at http://energy.law.wvu.edu/ for more information about our programs.
West Virginia University College of
Law is an equal opportunity employer and has a special interest in enriching
its intellectual environment through further diversifying the range of
perspectives represented by its faculty and teaching staff.
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Climate Change Job Vacancies, from May 14, 2014
position that came on newsletter about climate change job vacancies. Can't vouch for accuracy, but listing may provide some job leads.
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Position: Associate Attorney, Southern Environmental Law Center (Deadline:? , Atlanta, GA)
Posted since April 17, suitable for entry-level attorneys.
http://www.southernenvironment.org/jobs/associate-attorney-atlanta-ga
http://www.southernenvironment.org/jobs/associate-attorney-atlanta-ga
The Southern Environmental Law Center is accepting applications for an associate attorney position in its Georgia office in Atlanta. This is an excellent opportunity to be part of an organization that is successfully addressing some of the most important and challenging environmental issues in the Southeast and the nation. Associates gain valuable experience and knowledge working with more senior attorneys on litigation and legal advocacy in state and federal courts and before regulatory agencies. Associate attorney positions at SELC are for two years, with an option for a third year.
About SELC: With offices across the region (Charlottesville, VA; Chapel Hill, NC; Atlanta, GA; Asheville, NC; Charleston, SC; Washington, DC; Richmond, VA; Birmingham, AL; and Nashville, TN), SELC uses law and policy expertise to protect the South’s natural resources—its land, air, water, coast and wetlands—and to preserve our rural countryside and community character. Although our regional focus is the Southeast, much of our work is national in scope and impact.
SELC works collaboratively with over 150 national, state, and local groups to enhance their efficacy and achieve our common conservation goals. Our legal and policy staff comprises some of the nation’s leading experts in their respective fields, and over its 28-year history SELC has earned a reputation as one of the most effective environmental organizations in the country. We currently have a staff of over 100, including 56 attorneys. Additional information regarding our work and staff is available at www.southernenvironment.org.
Qualifications and Compensation: These entry-level positions are open to recent law graduates and practicing attorneys. A strong academic background and commitment to SELC’s mission are required. Litigation experience or background in environmental law preferred. Salary $58-62,000 depending on experience and includes excellent benefits package. Start date is summer or early fall 2014. Interested persons should apply now.
To Apply: If you have these qualifications and are seeking one of the most interesting, challenging, and rewarding environmental advocacy positions available, please send your letter of interest, resume, law school transcript (with date of birth and social security number redacted), and at least three references to Lori Cates atGAjobs@selcva.org. PLEASE INCLUDE “GA ASSOCIATE ATTORNEY APPLICATION” IN THE SUBJECT LINE.
SELC is an Equal Opportunity Employer and is continually seeking to diversify its staff. We strongly encourage applications from persons of all racial and ethnic backgrounds.
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