Two 2L Michigan Law School students are named as 2025 Dow Sustainability Fellows

Published: March 20, 2025
Michigan Law’s Dow Sustainability Fellowship program, administered by U-M’s Graham Sustainability Institute, recently named its 2025 class of fellows.
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