Faculty
- Roadmap Terminology
- 1L Courses
- 2L Courses
- Business Law
- Civil Litigation/Appellate Practice
- Commercial / Bankruptcy Law
- Corporate Transactional Practice
- Criminal Law & Procedure
- Entertainment & Sports Law Roadmap
- Entrepreneurship & Law
- Environmental & Land Use Law
- Family Law
- Intellectual Property
- International and Comparative Law: Business
- International and Comparative Law: Human Rights
- Labor and Employment Law
- Public Service & Government Practice
- Real Estate Practice: Land Development Practice
- Real Estate Practice: Small Transactional Practice
- Trusts & Estates Law
- Externship Program
- Clinics and Field Placements
- Study Abroad
- Legal Writing and Appellate Advocacy
- Semester in Practice Program
- Environmental, Land Use, & Real Estate Law
- Trusts & Estates
- Dispute Resolution and Litigation
- Intellectual Property Law
Faculty associated with the Environmental and Land Use Law Program include full-time faculty of the College of Law, affiliate faculty members, faculty drawn from the College’s Center of Governmental Responsibility, and adjunct faculty from the practicing bar. In addition, lawyers from private firms, corporations, government agencies and non-profit groups regularly share their expertise with students as guest lecturers and in informal settings.
Tenure-Track Faculty | Skills Faculty | CGR Faculty | Adjunct Faculty
Tenure-track Faculty
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Mary Jane AngeloProgram Co-Director |
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Alyson Craig FlournoyProfessor of Law |
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Christine KleinCone, Wagner, Nugent, Hazouri & Roth Professor of Law |
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Amy SteinProfessor of Law and University Term Professor |
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Michael Allan WolfPh. D., Richard E. Nelson Chair in Local Government Law. |
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Danaya C. WrightPh. D., Clarence J. TeSelle Endowed Professor of Law |
Skills Faculty
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Thomas T. AnkersenDirector, Conservation Clinic and Costa Rica Program |
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Lisa EdgarAssociate in Law Lisa Edgar has joined UF Law as an Associate in Law. She has had a long career as a government lawyer, serving the state of Florida in various ways. She was a chief environmental policy analyst in the Governor’s Office of Policy and Budget under Governors Chiles and Bush, and she was a senior cabinet aide in the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. She also served three terms on the Florida Public Service Commission, where she was appointed by three different governors. She served as Chair of the PSC for two years. In November 2014, she was elected President of the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners for a one-year term. As NARUC President, she provided general oversight of the Association and served as NARUC’s primary voice before Congress, the courts, administrative agencies, and the general public. |
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Sabrina LittleLegal Skills Professor Sabrina Little joined the University of Florida Levin College of Law as a Visiting Legal Skills Professor in 2018. Professor Little has previously taught courses covering education governance, teacher education and instructional practices. |
Center for Governmental Responsibility (CGR) Faculty
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Joan D. FlocksDirector, Social Policy Division, Center for Governmental Responsibility |
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Tim McLendonStaff Attorney |
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Jon L. MillsProfessor of Law & Director |
Adjunct Faculty
Courses and seminars taught by adjunct faculty enable students to learn from leading practitioners with years of experience in various facets of environmental and land use law practice. Recent adjunct faculty include:
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Michael T. Olexa, Ph.D.Affiliate Professor |
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Cathy M. SellersAdministrative Law Judge, Florida Division of Administrative Hearings, Tallahassee, FL. |
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Roberto VirzoVisiting International Professor |