苏珊E. Farady J.D.

Susan Farady is an Associate Professor of Marine Affairs at the University of New England in Biddeford, 缅因州. She teaches courses in interdisciplinary marine law and policy, oversees curriculum offerings, and researches ocean governance and 海洋空间规划 issues.

以前, she was the Director of the Marine Affairs Institute and the Rhode Island Sea Grant Legal Program, and adjunct faculty at the Roger Williams University School of Law. 以这种身份, she was responsible for the education, outreach and research programs of the Institute, including the joint degree program with the University of Rhode Island Department of Marine Affairs, activities with Rhode Island Sea Grant, and marine affairs curriculum and outreach activities at the School of Law. Ms. Farady has published and presented on marine microplastics, the National Marine Sanctuary Act and marine governance reform, fishery management and climate change, regularly presents on marine policy and law topics, and is co-author of a textbook, Marine and Coastal Law (3d.ed. 2022).

Prior to joining Roger Williams, she opened and directed the New England office of The Ocean Conservancy, where she worked on marine ecosystem conservation initiatives and ocean governance reform. Her other experience includes five years as a practicing attorney, positions in marine biology research, and four years as professional crew aboard sail training vessels and yachts. She holds a Bachelor's Degree in biology from the 科罗拉多大学, participated in the SEA (Sea 教育 Association) program, 接待她.D. 佛蒙特法学院毕业, and serves as an advisor to several government, 非营利性的, and academic bodies engaged in marine and environmental issues