Rate My Professor Gina Warren

Warren's research specializes in the nexus between environment, property, social justice, and energy, with scholarship published in top journals such as the Boston University Law Review ("Hotboxing the Polar Bear: The Energy and Climate Impacts of Indoor Marijuana Cultivation," 2021), Missouri Law Review ("Big Sports Have Big Environmental and Social Consequences," 2020), Maryland Law Review ("1-Click Energy: Managing Corporate Demand for Clean Power," 2018), Columbia Journal of Environmental Law ("Regulating Pot to Save the Polar Bear: Energy and Climate Impacts of the Marijuana Industry," 2015), and Nebraska Law Review ("Hydropower: It’s a Small World After All," 2013). Her book chapter, "Powering the US-Mexico Energy Industry: The Future of U.S.–Mexico Relations: Renewable Energy and Electric Power Connections" appeared in 2020. Warren's work has been cited by the Colorado Supreme Court and Supreme Court of Texas, featured by the Washington Post, and excerpted in energy textbooks. She has been named Student Bar Association Professor of the Year twice (2018-2019 and 2024-2025), voted faculty graduation speaker by the class of 2020, and selected as Vermont Law and Graduate School Distinguished Energy Law Scholar in 2023. At the Law Center, she chairs the Promotion & Tenure and Non-Tenure Track Committee, advises organizations including the Energy and Environment Student Society and Houston Law Review, and teaches courses in Property, Renewable Energy Law, Energy Law & Policy, Natural Resources Law, and International Energy Law.