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Dustin Buehler is a Pro Tem Instructor in the University of Oregon’s School of Law, teaching in the Portland Program. He concurrently serves as Deputy General Counsel for Oregon Governor Kate Brown, advising on legislative, tribal, and policy matters. Previously, he held tenured positions as a law professor at the University of Arkansas (where he was thrice named Professor of the Year) and as a lecturer at the University of Washington School of Law.
- Professional Roles: Deputy General Counsel (Governor’s Office), Academic Instructor, Appellate Attorney
- Legal Experience: Clerk for Ninth Circuit Judge Alfred Goodwin, Commercial Litigation (Davis Wright Tremaine LLP), Oregon Department of Justice
His research focuses on administrative law and civil litigation, with publications in prominent journals like the Boston University Law Review and Washington Law Review. He has been cited by federal courts and legal scholars. Beyond academia, Buehler holds a Guinness World Record for lecturing on American presidential history for over 52 hours straight.
Awards & Recognition:
- Professor of the Year (2015, 2017, 2019)
- Guinness World Records Achievement (2020)
Additional Work: Serves as liaison between the Governor’s office and tribal nations, state agencies, and legislative bodies. Engages in pro bono advocacy through Oregon Law clinics.
