Since 2002 students in the Environmental Law Program have been encouraged to create brief films that explore issues in environmental law and policy. The program has been well received by the local environmental community and is a popular and successful extracurricular activity.
Films from 2002-2005 are available for use in the library only. Films from 2006-2007 and later are available directly from the Thurgood Marshall Law Library's Institutional Repository.
VIDEOS FROM 2009
- The News, John Archibald, Carter Beach, Joey Chen, and Rama Taib
- Sustainable Harvest, Natalie Baughman, Lisetta Silvestri, Kim Stefanski, and Lynne McChrystal
- Marvesta Shrimp, Eva Cabot, Aminah Famili, Jesse Iliff, Emily Lipps, Megan Mueller, and Limor Weizmann
- Arsenic and Old Dirt, Katy Jackman, Rene Parks, and Rebecca Steitz
- Urban Legends of the Inner Harbor, Andrew Keir, Eric Hergenroeder, Chris Montague-Breakwell, Daniella Einik, and Patrick Smith
- Gunpowder Riverkeeper, Talley Kovacs and Brooke O'Hanley
- Greenco, Kim Myers and Scott Yager
- There Doesn't Have to be Blood, Jordan Vardon
VIDEOS FROM 2007
- The Great Lead Caper, Gwen Allen, Bob Maddox, Jason Martineau, and Amanda Schwartzkopf
- Oh Shenandoah, Brendan Fitzpatrick, Carrie Riedlinger, Josh Schultz, Matt Swinburne, Lewis Taylor, and Ian Ullman
- Mission Impossible: Nuclear Power, Christine Jochim, Thalia Sundaresan, Anna Kuperstein, Michael Wright, and Van Hilderbrand
- Landfills: Turning Trash into Cash, Carl Moore, Bob Clemons, and Thomas Caso
- CSI: Critical Area Act, Tom Prevas, Jon Cheng, Dan Ingersoll, Mike McKeefery, and Scott Mendelsohn
- Westminster is Thirsty, John Weetman