Faculty

USF School of Law professors bring to the classroom the highest educational credentials, substantial practical experience, and an underlying dedication to teaching, scholarship, and service.

Our professors are respected authors, researchers, and legal theorists. They have authored books, treatises, casebooks, practice guides, law review articles, and book reviews. They serve the community and the profession by participating in public interest projects, performing pro bono legal work, and drafting legislation for legal reform. Some advise government agencies, private law firms, or major enterprises.

Our faculty's zeal for teaching comes to life in the classroom, in clinics, and in informal conversations with students about law and life. Faculty are accessible and create a supportive learning environment. They help each student understand not only the law but also the social responsibilities of being a lawyer. Faculty collaborate with students on research and writing and are accessible to students outside the classroom.

The full-time faculty is complemented by a large group of adjunct, visiting, and emeritus professors. They include federal and state court judges, attorneys from public agencies, and distinguished members of the bar in private practice or who serve as counsel for business.