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Jamie Pleune is a Research Associate Professor at the University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law and a member of the Law & Policy Program in the Wallace Stegner Center for Land, Resources and the Environment. Her expertise lies in Environmental Law, with a focus on public lands management, climate change mitigation, and permitting reform. She has served on the Bureau of Land Management Public Lands Rule Advisory Committee and testified before the U.S. House Committee on Natural Resources.
- Education: JD from University of Utah (2007), LLM from Georgetown University (2013), BA in Political Science from Colorado College (2000)
Jamie's research spans NEPA implementation, ecosystem resilience, and mining regulation. Her 13 peer-reviewed publications and congressional testimony emphasize evidence-based permitting reforms and climate-conscious land management. Key collaborators include Professor John Ruple and Professor Robert Keiter.
Scientific Awards include:
- Edith Bramhall Award for Outstanding Scholarship in Political Science
- Order of the Coif
- Khazeni Memorial Fellowship
- Robert W. Swenson Fellowship
- Stephen Traynor Legal Writing Award
She previously served as Associate Clinical Professor (2011-2015) and private practice attorney at Richards, Brandt, Miller, Nelson. After a 2016 sabbatical to earn her commercial helicopter license, she returned to academia. She currently serves on the Kalamazoo Aviation Museum board.
