University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law
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Bailey Morrell
Bailey is a 2L at McGeorge and your 2023-24 WLS Treasurer and CA Water Law Symposium Co-Chairman. She grew up on her family’s cattle ranch and farming operation in Northern California, which ignited her passion for a career in water rights law. Bailey attended Colorado State University, where she obtained her B.S. in Agricultural Education, with a concentration in Agricultural Literacy, and a B.A. in Political Science, with a concentration in Environmental Politics and Policy. Recently, Bailey worked in a small civil transaction firm during the summer of 2023 and has accepted a Summer Associate position with Griswold LaSalle for the summer of 2024. |
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Dominic Moscatello
Dominic is a general officer on the board of the Water Law Society at McGeorge School of Law. Dominic's interest in water law progressed when he was a legal research assistant for Nell Green-Nylen, the Senior Fellow at the Wheeler Water Institute at Berkeley Law. As a 2L at McGeorge, Dominic holds a permanent internship with the US Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management (USBLM), in the Land Law Examiner’s Office, and he looks forward to his internship with the State Water Resources Control Board (SWRCB), Office of Enforcement, in spring 2024. |
UC Davis School of Law
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Christopher Mouawad
Christopher Mouawad is a second-year law student at the University of California, Davis School of Law. Since April 2023, he has interned with the Environmental Action Committee of West Marin. Christopher is a “double Aggie” who also holds a B.A. in History and Political Science-Public Service from UC Davis. His interest in water law began while growing up in drought-stricken Southern California. He looks forward to engaging in California water law & policy development after law school. |
Stanford Law School
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Victor Wu
Victor is a 2L at Stanford Law School. He serves as Managing Editor of the Stanford Law Review, Editor-in-Chief of the Stanford Environmental Law Journal, and Co-President of the Stanford Environmental Law Society. During his 1L summer, he interned at US EPA and at the California Attorney General’s Environment and Natural Resources Sections. Victor got a B.A. in Government, Environmental Studies, and Quantitative Social Science from Dartmouth. In his free time, Victor enjoys triathlon, chess, rock climbing, and piano. |
UC Berkeley School of Law
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Lia Foster
Lia Foster is a 1L at Berkeley Law, where she is a member of the Ecology Law Quarterly. She received a BA in Geography/Environmental Studies from UCLA. She aspires to pursue a career in freshwater conservation and indigenous water rights in her home state of Hawaiʻi and California. |
UC College of the Law, San Francisco
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Hayden J. Richter
Hayden is a 2L at UC Law SF. Before attending law school Hayden studied Applied Human Nutrition and Nutritional Sciences at Cal Poly SLO, graduating in 2014, before having a career in professional fitness and real estate. His interest in environmental and conservation law comes from a deep love of hiking and fishing in the many beautiful areas of California, both coastal and inland. Hayden hopes to combine two sides of law with Intellectual Property and Environmental to help support America's expansive public land systems. |
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Lauren Uhlig
Lauren is a 3L at UC Law SF. Prior to law school, Lauren earned a B.A. in Environmental Studies and Sustainability from George Washington University. At UC Law SF Lauren serves as a senior symposium editor for the UC Law Environmental Journal and has been a board member of the Environmental Law Association. Most recently, Lauren has worked for the State Water Resource Control Board in the Office of Enforcement and the Center for Food Safety. Before law school Lauren worked at a law firm serving the nonprofit community and at the Environmental Protection Agency in the Health and Ecological Criteria Division |
Golden Gate University School of Law
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Christine Eidt
Christine is a third-year law student interested in practicing environmental law with an emphasis on water law and land use. Christine is Editor in Chief for the GGU Environmental Law Journal, a member of the GGU Honors Lawyering Program, and the Environmental Moot Court Competition on behalf of GGU Law. Also, she has participated in legal experiences with the California State Water Board Office of Enforcement, Orange County Coastkeeper, and the GGU Environmental Law and Justice Clinic. Originally from Laguna Beach, California, she completed her undergraduate degree at San Diego State University with a degree in Political Science and minors in Sustainability and Spanish. Outside of her studies, Christine enjoys spending time outdoors and with friends, cooking, and creating new ceramic pieces. |
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