On the Move: Climate Migration and Retreat in South Florida, the Caribbean, and Beyond is the project with team members including: Katharine Mach, associate professor in the Department of Marine Ecosystems and Society at the Rosenstiel School;...
Three students from University of Miami School of Law professor Jessica Owley’s UN negotiations class are in Madrid for the first week of the summit, where “they will have the unique opportunity to see how an international treaty is negotiated...
LL.M. student (in red) with University of Miami students in Colombia
A Miami Law student, joined by others from UM's College of Arts and Sciences, Latin American Studies students, and the...
“Absolutely loving the trip so far!” writes rising 3L Nicholas Andonie.
Andonie is writing from Hanoi, Vietnam, where he is on a month-long program that commingles science and law: Water Resources Policy: China and Vietnam....
As the University of Miami’s first JD/PhD in Environmental Science and Policy graduate student, Annie Brett entered uncharted territory when she began a joint degree at UM. However, as a natural explorer, Annie was confident about this new...
Joy Purcell, J.D. ’08, and her husband Kevin Roach, J.D. ’08, have many things in common. Both found their legal calling while earning their degrees at Miami Law. Now, both attorneys work for the federal government and are committed to...
Caroline Bradley, Professor of Law, has written widely on matters of British and European financial law. At the University of Miami, she teaches courses in European Community law, United States securities regulation, international...
The Environmental Justice Clinic continues its fight to help redress the environmental problems – pollution, contamination - that afflict impoverished communities.
Turning from highway U.S. 1 onto Grand Avenue, visitors to Coconut...
Environmental preservation has always been important to Miami Law alumna Kelly Cox, who received a joint degree in Law and Marine Ecosystems and Society in 2016. Cox, a Staff Attorney and Program Director at Miami Waterkeeper, and current...
Turning from highway U.S. 1 onto Grand Avenue, visitors to Coconut Grove meet with a view of the Miami-Dade Fire Fighting Training College, built on the former site of the City of Miami Incinerator #2. Colloquially known as Old Smokey, the...
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