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2010 Student Writing Contest - A Chance for Prizes and Fame! by Julia G Passamani	11/20/2009 1:17 PM
The ABA Section of Science & Technology Law is pleased to announce the topic for its 2010 Law Student Writing Contest is emerging legal issues in the storage of personally identifiable information. The contest is designed to encourage law students...

Raymond L. Ocampo Jr. Receives ABA Spirit of Excellence Award by Julia G Passamani	11/16/2009 4:21 PM
Past ABA Section of Science & Technology Law Chair Raymond Ocampo Jr., a determined advocate for diversity in the legal profession during his three decades-long career, will receive a 2010 Spirit of Excellence Award from the American Bar Association...

Cleantech and Climate Change Committee e-Newsletter by Julia G Passamani	11/16/2009 4:13 PM
It is our pleasure to welcome you to inaugural issue of the ABA Clean Technology and Climate Change Committee (CTC3) Bulletin. We hope that you will become an active member and take full advantage of our programs -- including our interactive listserve,...

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SciTech Commitee of the Month

The Clean Technology and Climate Change Committee (CTC3) raises awareness to law, policy, science, and technology issues related to climate change; strengthens the capacity for effective legal, technical and market-based responses to mitigate greenhouse gases, ease adaptation, drive innovation, assure compliance, and preserve environmental integrity; and, as appropriate, assists with the development and implementation of domestic and international laws. Regular free educational programs are offered to CTC3 Committee members. Section members may join the CTC3 Committee for FREE to learn more about those opportunities to participate in future programs. You may download the MP3 recording here from their November 5, 2009 Federal Policy Roundtable.