Committees
ACOEL and our Fellows are committed to improving the practice of environmental law and the administration of justice in the United States and elsewhere around the world. ACOEL’s activities are governed by a series internal committees described below.
Communications Committee
The Communications Committee oversees the ACOEL blog program as well as other communications channels like the ACOEL website and identifying opportunities to publicize the work of the College.
Education Committee
The Education Committee supports, highlights and enhances the vital role of environmental law through engaged learning and practical scholarship. The Committee develops and delivers a broad range of educational projects, programs, events, and activities.
International Pro Bono Committee
The mission of the International Pro Bono Committee is to facilitate individual services from Fellows of the College to underserved communities on specific projects identified as worthy of their efforts by the Committee.
Membership Committee
The Membership Committee builds the foundation for a vibrant and diverse College through a nomination and approval process. The Membership Committee annually identifies and presents for consideration a slate of candidates for admission to the College.
NGO Committee
The NGO committee provides a forum for Fellows working for non-governmental organizations and serving the public interest who are dedicated to the vital role that environmental law and policy plays in the United States and around the world.
Outreach Committee
The Outreach Committee identifies, cultivates and develops collaborative relationships between ACOEL Fellows and other external organizations to collaborate on projects where Fellows can provide meaningful support.
Regional Committee
The Regional Committee promotes regional meetings and activities to increase the collaboration among local Fellows and increase the visibility of the College.