STEGNER CENTER
YOUNG SCHOLARS PROGRAM
The Young Scholars Program is designed to recognize and establish a relationship with promising scholars early in their academic careers. Recipients are selected based on their accomplishments, the quality of their academic work, and their promise in the field of environmental and natural resources law and policy. The Young Scholars Program was founded in 2005, with the generous support of the Cultural Vision Fund, which has provided annual support for this program. Young Scholars join the S.J. Quinney College of Law to deliver a Young Scholar Lecture at the College of Law and meet with students. The Young Scholar lecture is published in the student-edited Utah Law Review.
Stegner Center Young Scholars
Litigating Predator Management
Water Markets: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
The Indignity of Food Insecurity
Wildlife as Property Owners
Beyond Bears Ears: Postcolonialism & Grand Canyon National Park
State Energy Law for a Modern Low-Carbon Grid
Clean Energy Equity
The Flip Side of Michigan v. EPA: Are Cumulative Impacts Centrally Relevant?
Headwater Streams and the Hidden Histories of Environmental Law
Risk and Retroactivity in Energy and Environmental Law
Toward a Theory of Environmental Privacy
Interstate Groundwater Law: Equitable Apportionment of Transboundary Resources and Implications for the Snake Valley Aquifer Dispute
Co-Regulation in Mexican Environmental Law
The Environment, Law, and Food
Transboundary River Governance in the Face of Uncertainty: Resilience Theory and The Columbia River Treaty
The Empty Promises of United States Wetland Mitigation Policy
The Fire Next Time: Planning Land Uses in the Wildland Urban Interface
Is there a Human Right to Security from Climate Change?
Rivers as Community Assets: Can Water Law Help Western Cities Embrace Their Streams?
