Kevin C Foy
Kevin Foy teaches courses in environmental law, business associations, remedies, and torts. Prior to joining the NCCU faculty, he practiced law, and before that, he served as editor of Forest & Conservation History, a refereed multi-disciplinary academic journal exploring the history of human interaction with the environment.
From 2001 to 2009, he served as mayor of Chapel Hill, North Carolina. During his time in office, he focused on building a sustainable, environmentally sound community. Land use, local government, and environmental justice are his research and writing interests, as illustrated by two recent articles: “Balancing Multiple Goals at the Local Level: Water Quality, Water Equity, and Water Conservation" and “Environmental Justice and Corporate Responsibility: Institutionalizing Normative Expectations."
In addition, Professor Foy serves as an adviser to the student publication, Environmental Law Review. Professor Foy has an undergraduate degree from Kenyon College and a law degree from NCCU.
Publications
Complexities of Urban Sustainability: Using Local Land Use Authority to Achieve Environmental Goals, 3 Charlotte L. Rev. 23 (2011).
with Robert Y. George & Orrin H. Pilkey, Marine Biodiversity Conservation: Workshop to Establish Marine National Monument for Blake Plateau, 58:1 Southeastern Biology 73 (2011).
Balancing Multiple Goals at the Local Level: Water Quality, Water Equity, and Water Conservation, 26 Duke Envtl. L. & Pol’y F. 241 (2016).
Environmental Justice and Corporate Responsibility: Institutionalizing Normative Expectations, 3 Envtl. L. Rep. 1 (2016).