ELQ Organization
The production staff of ELQ is comprised of a diverse group of Berkeley Law students with one common objective – to publish the nation’s premier environmental law journal.
2010–11 ELQ Editorial Board
Editorial Board
The editorial board serves as ELQ’s senior leadership, is responsible for selecting and editing articles (with the able assistance of our general members), managing the mechanics of publishing the journal, and organizing fundraising and social events. The board is elected each Spring by an all-member vote.
Editor in Chief
Kristi Black
Managing Editors
Daniel Pulver
Articles Editors
Stephanie Brauer, Gabrielle Cuskelly, Catherine Groves, Jill Jaffe, Nell Green Nylen, Seph Petta, Leah Rinder
Senior Executive Editor
Nicholas Jimenez
Executive Editors
Alexander Bandza, Nathaniel Johnson, Daniel Mandel, Ryan Shaening Pokrasso, Justin Teixeira, Jennifer Zhao
Publishing Editors
Tony Au
Books and Research Editor
Michelle Ben-David
Programs Director
Alex Arensberg
Assistant Programs Director
Maya Waldron
Development Director
Linda Geballe
Internet Editor
Somerset Perry
Ecology Law Currents Senior Editor
Meredith Wilensky
Ecology Law Currents Assistant Editors
Caroline Lee, Nathan Damweber
Ecology Law Currents Publishing Editor
Cody McBride
General Members
General members are the backbone of ELQ, and it is through their tireless efforts that ELQ is able to function as a lean, green, publishing machine. Members are involved in all stages of the publishing process, from initial article reading, source collection and cite checking, to final editing and proofreading. In addition, members are active participants in ELQ’s program work, fundraising efforts and event organization. All Boalt students are welcome to join one of the largest and most active student organizations on campus.
Senior Members
Senior Members have a more active role in the journal, performing at least 20 office hours per semester or having their work published in ELQ.
Associate Editors
Associate Editors perform substantive editing for the journal, often working alongside the articles editors. They are an important part of ELQ, and are often called upon for freelance help when projects require more time than can be asked of a general member.