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With more than 160 ABA-accredited law schools now offering a course on the subject, the study of animal law is no longer considered a fringe or niche field. Where do we go from here? This panel will explore innovations and opportunities in animal law education, such as: intersectionality, expanding degree options to non-lawyers, integrating DEI initiatives into the classroom, outreach to other professionals, experiential learning opportunities, and more. Although animal law may no longer be considered a fringe field, new discoveries and innovations that begin in the classroom can create positive impacts for animals in the real world.

Panel:
Matthew Liebman, Associate Professor and Chair of the Justice for Animals Program, University of San Francisco School of Law
Megan Senatori, Associate Director and Adjunct Professor, Center for Animal Law Studies, Lewis & Clark Law School

Moderator:
Pamela Hart, Executive Director and Assistant Dean, Center for Animal Law Studies, Lewis & Clark Law School