01-20-2024, 09:55 PM
(02-20-2023, 08:25 PM)lisarox Wrote:(02-04-2023, 04:47 AM)rachel83az Wrote:r/treelaw(02-04-2023, 12:19 AM)ashkir Wrote: I'm interested in following this journey. I always thought it'd be fun to go into law, especially Water Law as that is a huge portion of California law.
I like Tree Law. Tree Law is fun, IMO, but rarely talked about outside of certain circles. I'm not sure I'd have as much fun reading the actual legal codes that Tree Law is based on, however.
It depends on the branch studied, of course.
#TreeLivesMatter
Ongoing:
MBA/MA Philosophy.
University of Mary, North Dakota.2024-
MLS Public Administration.
Interdisciplinary Liberal and Political Science Studies.
Fort Hays State University, Kansas. 2025-
Completed:
BA. Business, Economics, Education Studies, Psychology.
Minors in Philosophy/History, Mathematics/Natural Sciences.
USNY Regents College (now Excelsior University), New York. 1979, revalidated 1988.
Self-Development:
Associate Arts/Sciences-level studies. Philosophy, Government, Sociology, Computers.
St. Petersburg College, Florida. 2013-2019.
MBA/MA Philosophy.
University of Mary, North Dakota.2024-
MLS Public Administration.
Interdisciplinary Liberal and Political Science Studies.
Fort Hays State University, Kansas. 2025-
Completed:
BA. Business, Economics, Education Studies, Psychology.
Minors in Philosophy/History, Mathematics/Natural Sciences.
USNY Regents College (now Excelsior University), New York. 1979, revalidated 1988.
Self-Development:
Associate Arts/Sciences-level studies. Philosophy, Government, Sociology, Computers.
St. Petersburg College, Florida. 2013-2019.
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