Throughout the year, Pace Law School  students and faculty gather for numerous co-curricular events focusing on current issues in environmental law.  Some of the programs include:

The Environmental Alumni participate in a welcoming reception for first year environmental students each fall.  The event offers  students a chance to meet the environmental faculty and to hear from Alumni of the program, currently working as environmental lawyers.

Pace Law School  hosts the annual Lloyd K. Garrison Lecture in Environmental Law. A nationally recognized leader evaluates current issues and trends in a scholarly address. The Lecture honors the pro bono publico contributions of Lloyd K. Garrison, who was the attorney representing the citizens in the Storm King litigation that helped launch environmental law.

Pace University School of Law established the Gilbert and Sarah Kerlin Distinguished Professor in Environmental Law Lecture to expand the School’s programs of research, education, professional and scholarly activity and publications in environmental law, a field for which Pace has received national and international recognition. The Kerlin endowment funds also a named professorship at Pace in Environmental Law. Professor Nicholas A. Robinson, founder of the Law School's environmental programs, was named the Kerlin Professor in 1999.

Earth Day features celebrations at Pace Law School. The student leaders of the Pace Environmental Law Society annually organize a festive spring event, attended by regional conservation leaders, students, faculty and friends. Music, games, a picnic, fund-raising for Pace Law School  Public Interest Law Scholarships and a day of good cheer celebrate the public's commitment in 1970 to strengthening environmental protection. The Environmental Law Society additionally holds events throughout the school year, including brown-bag lunches, and frequent presentations by LL.M. students on scholarly topics.

The Pace Environmental Law Review holds periodic colloquia on important environmental issues.