The Pace Environmental Law Alumni Advisory Council (PEAAC) and the Center for Environmental Legal Studies will be hosting a party for environmental law alumni and alumni moot court judges on Thursday evening, February 23, at 7 p.m. (the first evening of the National Environmental Law Moot Court Competition, right after the Ethics CLE).  All environmental alumni (certificate holders, environmental course takers, NELMCC judges, or alumni practicing in the field) are welcome to attend.  Dean Harmon and environmental law professors will be on hand to provide updates on the environmental law program.  There will also be a PEACC election for new officers and directors, so if you’re interested in joining PEACC, send an email with a brief statement of interest to PEAAC President Nicole Sullivan at cnsullivan@envirolawyer.net.  To attend the party and receive more details, please RSVP to Dean Lin Harmon, lharmon@law.pace.edu.

The 2012 National Environmental Law Moot Court Competition will be held on the Pace Law campus on February 23-25, 2012.  Over 75 schools are registered to participate in this preeminent moot centered on current environmental issues. Attorneys who are admitted to the bar are invited to judge the preliminary rounds of oral arguments on February 23 and 24.  Two CLE practice credits may be earned per round of judging.  An environmental ethics CLE course will also be offered at a discounted price on February 23.

Click here for more information or you can email Leslie Crincoli.

The Fifth Annual Winter Career Fair will be held Thursday, March 1, from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. in Preston Hall. This informational event is a great opportunity to market your organization and meet motivated Pace Law students and recent alumni. Please register for the Career Fair and/or our Spring Recruitment programs by clicking here. Please contact Nicole Moncayo, Director, Employer and External Relations, at (914) 422-4607 or nmoncayo@law.pace.edu with any questions. Mark your Outlook calendar here.

Please click HERE to complete the employment survey form.

For more information on the form and services offered by the Center for Career Development, click here.

We are reaching out to see if you need any assistance in your job search or if you are currently employed somewhere, in some capacity (full time, part time, legal or non-legal). In either case, we ask each graduate to kindly complete an easy, online employment survey so that we can fulfill the mandatory reporting requirement of NALP (the National Association for Law Placement).

Please click HERE to complete the employment survey form.

For more information on the form and services offered by the Center for Career Development, click here.

• 1/18: Alumni Board meeting
• 1/19: Alumni webinar - 2011 New Graduate Series:  Reinvigorating your Job Search
• 1/23: Gray's Inn Moot
• 1/25 2012 NYSBA Alumni Reception
• 2/10: Justice Initiative Colloquium
• 2/10-12: ICC Moot

In addition to teaching, Pace Law School professors frequently lecture at home and abroad, and serve as advisers, board members, and fellows for a range of prestigious organizations. Click here to see recent faculty accomplishments.
(Pictured: Adele Bernhard)

Pace Law School offers a variety of continuing legal education opportunities to help New York lawyers maintain their skills and keep up with the changing face of the law.

• 2/4: Ethics and Professionalism 2012
• 2/9: Contested Probate Proceedings
• 2/16: Alternative Financing and Structure in Real Estate
• 2/23: Ethical Considerations in Environmental Risk Management
• 2/28: Protecting Your Clients' Assets from Creditors

For the full winter/spring schedule and general information, visit www.law.pace.edu/ccle or contact Linda Maccarrone at (914) 422-4062.

Upon graduation from law school, our alumni go on to do exciting and impressive work. We value you as part of the Pace Law School community, and encourage you to keep us informed about promotions, relocations, marriages, births, and new jobs. Click here to see what your classmates have been up to. You may submit to Class Notes online via the Alumni Update Form on the Pace Law website. (Pictured: Richard Newman)

Local and national news outlets regularly turn to Pace Law School faculty and staff for their expert perspectives on breaking news and complex legal issues. Read all about it on the Newswire blog.

Supporting the Annual Fund provides the financial basis for building an outstanding educational experience. Every gift helps enhance the value and prestige of a Pace Law School degree. We ask you to support the Law School today so you can make a difference for the students of tomorrow.
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