Shannon Roesler
Charlotte and Frederick Hubbell Professor of Environmental and Natural Resources Law
Professor
Faculty Director, Hubbell Environmental Law Initiative
Biography
Overview
Shannon Roesler is the Charlotte and Frederick Hubbell Professor of Environmental and Natural Resources Law and the Faculty Director of the Hubbell Environmental Law Initiative at the College of Law. She specializes in the areas of environmental law, administrative law, and property law. She also teaches courses in energy law and climate change law.
Her published works are available on SSRN.
Research areas
Professor Roesler’s scholarship focuses on issues of environmental governance, land use regulation, and climate and energy policy, often exploring issues at the intersection of environmental regulation and constitutional law.
Teaching areas
- Environmental Law
- Administrative Law
- Property Law
- Energy Law
Professional affiliations and memberships
- Member, American Law Institute
- Member, Environmental Health Sciences Research Center, University of Iowa
- Advisory Board Member, University of Iowa Center for Human Rights
- Member, Trustees Council, Foundation for Natural Resources and Energy Law
- Treasurer, Environmental Law Collaborative
Awards and honors
- Clyde O. Martz Teaching Award, Foundation for Natural Resources and Energy Law
- Fostering a Welcoming and Respectful Community Award, Collegiate Community Committee at Iowa Law
- Career Impact Award, Pomerantz Career Center, University of Iowa
- Outstanding Faculty Award, Oklahoma City University