"America’s Evolving Electric Power Grid" Director of Sustainable Energy & Resources Law Program, Professor of Law, The University of Tulsa College of Law. The TU College of Law provides the legal community with one hour of CLE credit at no cost. Lunch will be provided with registration. Registration is required. These events are free and open to the community.About Professor Allison Professor Allison earned his J.D. in 1972 from The University of Tulsa and his LL.M. in 1976 in the area of economic regulation from Columbia University. He teaches constitutional law, water law, and regulated industries. Professor Allison is a fellow of the Sustainable Energy & Resources Law Program of the TU College of Law. His scholarship includes a casebook on regulated industries and numerous articles on constitutional law, water law, and energy policy. Professor Allison has been lead counsel on five State Supreme Court challenges to initiative petitions concerning state government reorganization, abortion rights, education reform, and congressional term limits. He has been a Democratic nominee for Congress.  Currently, he is of-counsel with an Aspen, CO based water law firm founded by fellow TU Alumnus, Kevin Patrick. Contact: Heather Rahhal heather-rahhal@utulsa.edu 918-631-3320