Faculty Overview
- Carroll
- Delaney
- Dutta-Koehler
- Grinnell
- Hassol
- Kyei-aboagye
- Daniel LeClair
- Raitt
- Regan
- Schneider
- Selig
- Silva
- Smith
- Steffens
- Zizzi

Faculty

Edward I. Selig

Adjunct Professor, City Planning and Urban Affairs

B.A., Yale University; M.A., Oxford University; L.L.B., Harvard University

Adjunct Professor Selig’s areas of expertise are dispute resolution and environmental law. His experience includes thirty years in the practice of law and twelve years as a facilitator for consensus-building and mediator of environmental and commercial disputes.

Current and Past Courses:

MET UA 521 Environmental Law

Courses in Development:

MET UA 510 Selected Topics: Conflict Resolution

Publications:

“Mediation Principles: An Environmental Case History,” Dispute Resolution Journal (Feb-April 2002).

Professional Affiliations:

U.S. Institute for Environmental Conflict Resolution
Association for Conflict Resolution