The ABA Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources' (SEER) Environmental Law Society Network (ELSN) brings environmental law students from schools across the U.S. together to exchange ideas, succeed professionally, and positively impact their communities. The ELSN fulfills this mission by (1) providing resources for students to start or improve environmental law societies at their schools, (2) fostering a relationship between environmental legal professionals and students, and (3) hosting national events.
Environmental Law Society Network
Any environmental, energy, or resources-related society at a law school can join and take advantage of network member benefits.
List of Schools Involved in the ELSN
Environmental Law Societies (ELS) at many schools have already enrolled in the ELSN. To find out which schools are already involved, check out the current list of schools that are participating.
Join the ELSN
Over 100 law schools located in more than 30 U.S. states have already joined the network. If your school's ELS is not a member, a representative of your ELS can enroll today to begin taking advantage of member benefits. If your school does not presently have an ELS, and you would like to set one up, you can still join the ELSN for guidance on how to set up a successful ELS.
Making and Running A Successful Environmental Law Student Society (ELS)
Watch a recording of this panel event featuring past and present ELS student leaders from some successful ELSs across the U.S. They share their best practices for setting up and running an ELS successfully, while reflecting on their challenges and achievements.
Sign Up to Serve as a Speaker for ELS Events
The ELSN seeks volunteers who are interested in being added to a database of individuals who are willing to share their knowledge and expertise with Environmental Law Societies (ELS) by serving as a guest speaker at their events.
Best Practices Guide for Environmental Law Student Societies
This guide shares helpful tips on communicating with society members, building community among a society’s board members and club members, and much more!
Committees
View all 24 SEER committees, which cover the wide range of topics in environmental, energy, and resources law.