- Phone:
- (812) 856-7833
- Email:
- aneed@iu.edu
- Research areas:
- Governance and Public Law
- Areas of Interest:
- Public law
- Environmental law
- Administrative law
SPEA 260E
Education
- J.D. (Magna Cum Laude)/M.S.E.S., Indiana University, 1993
- B.S., Natural Resources, University of Michigan, 1989
Courses
- R645 Environmental Law
- V540 Law and Public Affairs
- V/S220 Law and Public Affairs
- V/A450 Law and the Arts
Biography
Andrea Need began serving as director of O'Neill’s Undergraduate Academic Affairs in 2016. She teaches in the areas of public law and environmental law and is the recipient of several teaching awards. Prior to coming to O'Neill, Need was an environmental attorney with the Indiana Department of Environmental Management working with the Offices of Water Management and Air Management on regulatory development. She also practiced with the Conservation Law Center, a nonprofit law firm representing conservation groups and government. Need earned her bachelor’s in natural resources from the University of Michigan and her J.D. magna cum laude as well as her Master of Science in Environmental Science, at Indiana University.
Highlights
- Indiana University Trustees Teaching Award, 2021
- O'Neill Teaching Award, Graduate Instruction, 2014
- O'Neill Teaching Award, Graduate Instruction, 2013
- Exceptional Service Award, Indiana Department of Environmental Management, 2005
Selected Works
- "Statutory reform to protect migrations as phenomena of abundance," (with J. B. Hyman, and W.W. Weeks), Environmental Law, 41(2): 407 (2011)
- "Funding state environmental programs: Indiana's solution," The Environmental Lawyer, 1 (2): 435-438 (1995)