Vermont Law & Grad School is seeking an outstanding lawyer or recent law graduate for a full-time aquaculture law and policy fellowship for the 2026-2027 year. The Fellow will work directly with the Initiative lead to produce research, public resources, and legal scholarship on aquaculture law and policy. The Fellow will have substantial responsibility, visible work product, and support to develop an independent scholarly profile. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis — precise start date is flexible.
Responsibilities include conducting legal research across federal, state, and comparative frameworks governing aquaculture, producing at least one piece of original legal scholarship on aquaculture law and policy suitable for publication, and drafting public resources such as guides, toolkits, explainers, templates, and briefing materials for advocates, community groups, and other non-specialist audiences as well as for lawyers.
Candidates should have a J.D., LL.B., LL.M. or equivalent law degree, 1–4 years of relevant legal experience, and a demonstrated interest in one or more of: animal law, environmental or ocean and coastal law, food and agriculture law, or administrative and regulatory practice. Recent graduates with strong relevant research experience are encouraged to apply. Bar admission is not required.
Salary Range: $67,000 - $77,000
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