The Goldman Sonnenfeldt Environmental Protection Clinic's Teaching Team is made up of experts from the Yale Law School and the Natural Resources Defense Council, as well as the Yale/NRDC Fellow. For the 2024–2025 academic year, the Teaching Team also includes instructors from the Climate, Animal, Food, and Environmental Law & Policy Lab (“CAFE Lab”)1. Each Teaching Team member participates in the seminar and supervises at least one of the Clinic’s projects.
EPC Teaching Fellow
Stephanie Prufer is a dual-degree student at Yale Law School and Yale School of the Environment and the Teaching Fellow for the Yale Environmental Protection Clinic. Before coming back to school, Stephanie worked in environmental organizing where she coordinated local, regional, and national campaigns on oceans issues. Stephanie graduated with a B.S. in both biology and environmental science & policy from Duke University in 2018. Stephanie's areas of interest include ocean law and policy, environmental justice, international environmental law, and climate change mitigation.
Past EPC Teaching Team Members
Rebecca Ramirez7 (Yale/NRDC Fellow, 2023–2024)
Samuel Whillans8 (Yale/NRDC Fellow, 2022–2023)
Rebecca Loomis9 (Yale/NRDC Fellow, 2021–2022)
Alison Gocke10 (Yale/NRDC Fellow, 2020–2021)
Con Reynolds11 (EPC Environmental Law Fellow, 2018–2019)
Joshua Ulan Galperin12 (EPC faculty, 2013–2018)
Allison Clements13 (EPC faculty, 2013–2015)
William Dornbos (EPC faculty, 2012–2013)
Bruce Ho14 (EPC faculty, 2012–2013)
Kit Kennedy15 (EPC faculty, 2009–2013)
Dale Bryk16 (EPC faculty, 2002–2010)