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An Interview with Elizabeth Andrews
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Interview Date
3-8-2024
Description
"...to me, being a citizen lawyer means being a leader in your life in all aspects, not just in your job 9 to 5, but in your community. And so working on real world projects that made a difference policy-wise was a great way to live out that aspiration to be a citizen lawyer." -- Elizabeth Andrews
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Elizabeth Andrews was interviewed on March 8, 2024, in the William & Mary Media Center’s production studio. She begins by describing how a love and respect for the natural world guided her towards public service work. She discusses her decision to attend law school and working in the Virginia Attorney General’s Office on environmental issues. Andrews then reflects on her time directing the Virginia Coastal Policy Clinic, the significance of the real-world policy experience for law students, collaborating on environmental projects, and advice for students interested in environmental law and policy. She ends the interview reflecting on the current state of environmental policy at all levels of government as well as her legacy more generally at William & Mary Law School.
Run Time
00:41:27
Keywords
Molly M. Mitchell, Sarah L. Stafford, Commonwealth Center for Recurrent Flooding, Environmental lawyers, Environmental policy, Resilience Adaptation Feasibility Tool (RAFT), Virginia Coastal Policy Center, Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Women in law
Local Identifier
OH.2024.004
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Recommended Citation
Andrews, Elizabeth, "An Interview with Elizabeth Andrews" (2024). All Oral Histories. 10.
https://scholarship.law.wm.edu/oralhist_all/10
Comments
A transcript and guide to the oral history are available as additional files, above.