Brian E. Gray, Professor of Law

Professor Gray is the author of numerous articles in the fields of environmental law, water resources, public lands and natural resources, property rights and the constitution, and related subjects.  He also has argued environmental and water resources cases before the California Supreme Court, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, and other courts.  Professor Gray is a recipient of the William Rutter Award for Excellence in Teaching, the Hastings Outstanding Teacher Award and the Nature Conservancy's Volunteer Service Award.

Professor Gray currently is working on an interdisciplinary study of California water policy with scientists, economists, and public policy specialists from the University of California, Stanford, and the Public Policy Institute of California. 

Professor Gray serves as an after school tutor and member of the board of directors of 826 Valencia, a nonprofit organization that provides after school tutoring, in-school assistance, and other educational services to students in the San Francisco schools

Courses Taught: Environmental Law, California Water Resources, Federal and Interstate Water Resources, Takings and the Environment Seminar, and American West Seminar