Event Title
Third Panel: Climate Change
Biographies
Brigham Daniels
Professor of Law, BYU Law
Professor Brigham Daniels has expertise in environmental law, property law, and natural resources law. He has received several teaching awards. Prior to joining the J. Reuben Clark Law School he taught as an assistant professor at the University of Houston Law Center and as a lecturing fellow at Duke Law School. Professor Daniels earned a PhD from Duke University’s Nicholas School of the Environment. He received his juris doctorate from Stanford Law School, where he was an associate editor of the Stanford Law Review. He also graduated magna cum laude in economics and received a masters of public administration from the University of Utah. Daniels was a recipient of the Harry S Truman Scholarship, the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship, and the Stanford Public Interest Law Fellowship.
Tracy Hester
Lecturer
Professor of Law, The University of Houston Law Center Faculty
Professor Hester teaches environmental law and emerging technology courses at the University of Houston Law Center. His research focuses on the innovative application of environmental laws to emerging technologies and risks, such as climate engineering, nanotechnologies, genetic modification, wind and other renewable power projects, and on novel compliance and liability issues. Prior to joining the University of Houston Law Center, Prof. Hester served as a partner in Bracewell & Giuliani LLP for sixteen years and led the Houston office's environmental group. He has previously taught classes on Environmental Law, Climate Change Liability and Litigation, Emerging Technologies and Environmental Law, Advanced Hazardous Waste Law, and Practice of Environmental Law.
Location
FIU College of Law, Grand Courtroom
Start Date
20-10-2017 1:15 PM
End Date
20-10-2017 2:15 PM
Chair and Moderator
Prof. Howard Wasserman, FIU College of Law
Third Panel: Climate Change
FIU College of Law, Grand Courtroom