Biographies

• Author: Jeffrey G. Miller/Ann Powers/Nancy Long Elder/Karl S. Coplan
• Pages: 27-29

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Biographies

Jefrey G. Miller served as a Professor of Law at Pace Law School for 25

years before his retirement in 2013. He previously served as its Vice Dean for

Academic Aairs, Associate Dean of Graduate Studies, and A ssociate Dean

of Environmental Programs. He has focused his teaching and scholarship

primarily on water pollution, hazardous wa ste management, enforcement of

environmental law, and citizen suits. He has written three books, several chap-

ters, and numerous articles on these and related subjects. He wrote much of

the material that developed into this book to teach Pace Law School’s intro-

ductory course in environmental law and has taught that course many times.

He was the faculty advisor to Pace’s National Environmental Moot Court

Competition at its inception, has continued in that capacity most years since,

and has written the majority of the problems for the Competition. He serves

on the board of directors of the Pace Environmental Law Clinic. Before

he joined the Pace faculty in 1987, Professor Miller spent ten years with

the Environmental Protection Agency and ten years in private practice. He

began his EPA career as Enforcement Branch Chief and Enforcement Divi-

sion Director in EPA’s Boston oce and subsequently joined its Washington,

D.C., oce where he served as Deputy Assistant Administrator for Water

Enforcement and then acted as its Assistant Administrator for Enforcement

from 1979 to 1981. He practiced environmental law as a partner in Verner,

Liipfert, Bernhard, McPherson & Hand and in Bergson, Borkland, Margo-

lis & Adler, both in Washington, D.C. He was subsequently of counsel to

Perkins Coie for several years. He began his lega l career as an associate in

Bingham, Dana & Gould in Boston. Professor Miller has served as Treasurer

and on the board of directors of the Environmental Law Institute and as an

advisor to its Environmental Law Reporter.He served on the boards of direc-

tors of two corporations engaged in the management of hazardous waste.

He has testied on issues of environmental law before subcommittees of the

United States Senate, the House of Representatives, and state legislatures, as

well as an expert witness in state and federal courts and private arbitrations.

He has lectured on and taught environmental law throughout the United

States and in Europe, South America, and Asia. He is a graduate of Princeton

University and Harvard Law School, where he was a research associate for a

year after his graduation.