Abundance Law Society

ASU Law students exploring abundance: housing, energy, transportation, permitting, innovation, and the legal institutions that make growth possible.

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Thank you to Professor Troy Rule for joining the Abundance Law Society today!

We discussed what kinds of energy abundance to pursue, the potential of solar power, and how law and policy shape energy development.

#ASULaw #EnergyAbundance

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What would it take to unlock energy abundance?

Join ASU Law's Abundance Law Society and Prof. Troy Rule to explore how legal barriers create artificial scarcity in energy distribution and transmission.

📅 Oct. 29 | 12:15–1:15 PM
📍 BCLS 650
🍽️ Lunch provided!

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Hosted Molly Nixon (Cato) at ASU Law’s Abundance Law Society to discuss state capacity and individual liberty. We covered Coase, procedures vs. outcomes, and even the “optimal level of corruption” (our ethics classes weren’t in vain!). Thanks to Principles First for sponsoring!

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Great evening at the 1912 Institute × Abundance Law Society mixer at ASU Law! Arizona energy and infrastructure trivia, networking, and a book raffle.

Thanks to the 1912 Institute, our co-sponsors, Liam Nelson, and our 1L committee for making it happen.

#Abundance #Arizona

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State Capacity & Individual Liberty lunch event next Tuesday at ASU Law!

Join us for a discussion on how government can effectively address society's most pressing challenges while preserving individual liberty and enabling private-sector innovation.

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Room to Build | Young Professionals Mixer

Join the Abundance Law Society and the 1912 Institute on Monday, October 19!

Event Details:
Date: Monday, October 19, 2026
Time: 6:00 PM
Location: ASU Law, Room 544
RSVP: https://t.co/QGCOrhjTSn

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An abundance of thanks to @SWLawNews for hosting the Abundance Law Society last night! We had a strong turnout of ASU Law students for an evening with the firm’s attorneys. Special thanks to Ed Hermes for making it possible. #ASULaw #Abundance

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Meet Jordan Turoff, Secretary of the Abundance Law Society at ASU!

A 3L focused on AI, Jordan is interested in the energy and infrastructure needed for technological growth—and reforms to expand generation, strengthen the grid, and keep power reliable and affordable.

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Meet Gabriela Mark, one of our 1L Representatives! Gabriela studied History and Psychology at USD and interned at an immigration law firm. She joined the Abundance Law Society to explore barriers to housing, transportation & infrastructure.

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Meet Sydney Rookes, one of our 1L Representatives! A proud Auburn alumna, Sydney studied Public and One Health and Hunger Studies. She hopes to explore food and drug regulation, food systems policy, urban agriculture, food access, and public health infrastructure. #ASULaw

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Meet Amy Lu, one of our 1L Representatives! Amy studied English (Literature) at ASU, then worked as a substitute teacher and conference researcher. Her work with underserved populations drew her to ALS’s mission. Outside law school, she’s an avid reader and fairytale-media fan.

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Meet Malin Rapp, one of our 1L Representatives!

Malin holds a master’s in statistics and spent several years in public health research before law school. She’s interested in how law, policy, and data can solve complex problems.

Welcome, Malin!

#Abundance #ASULaw

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Meet Laura Kemp, one of our 1L reps!

Laura holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in geology and has worked for the U.S. Forest Service, New Mexico Environment Department, Los Alamos National Lab, and Arizona State Parks. She’s excited to help put abundance ideas into practice.

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Meet Megan Starses, a member of the Abundance Law Society’s 1L Rep Committee!

Megan grew up in Goodyear, AZ, graduated from Tufts in 2024 with majors in International Relations and Economics and a minor in Chinese, and later taught English in Taiwan through Fulbright.

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We’re pleased to welcome Alysha Villelli as our new External Liaison Officer!

Alysha is an ASU Law 1L with experience at the Oregon State Capitol and backgrounds in economics and real estate. She’s particularly interested in housing abundance.

Welcome, Alysha!

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@JoePitts @ASU Excited to work with you all!

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Tremendous opportunity to meet young Arizona lawyers, lawyers-to-be, politicos, and entrepreneurs.

Excited to partner with @alsatasulaw to host this event at @asu's Sandra Day O'Connor School of Law.

See you there!

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We’re growing!

When we opened applications for our 1L representative positions and external liaison officer, we received far more interest than we expected.

We’re now welcoming seven new members to the Abundance Law Society leadership team.

Meet them soon!

#ASULaw #Abundance

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Applications for Making Progress, a free 1.5-day event for college students focused on science, technology, and innovation, are due tonight!

For a peek at what it might look like, here's our Camp Abundance vid: https://t.co/QZkEVM3JL1

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Yesterday, the Abundance Law Society held its first event at ASU Law with Professor Greg Shill.

Professor Shill used transportation to make abundance concrete, focusing on how fragmented authority, path dependency, and procedural barriers make it so difficult to build.