Assistant Professor of Law
(501) 916-5497 | Room 402
Email: [email protected]
Faculty Assistant: Sam Smith | Room 524 | (501) 916-5440 | [email protected]
Anastacia Greene joined the faculty as the director of the Consumer Protection Clinic in 2022 and was named Assistant Professor of Law in 2024. She teaches Real Property and Immigration Law.
Before joining Bowen, Professor Greene taught at the Immigration Clinic at University of Florida Levin School of Law, and with the Pro Bono Clinic at UIC, where she taught seminars on foreclosure law and civil litigation practices.
Professor Greene has concentrated her career on public interest law. She has worked at legal services agencies representing low-income clients in consumer law, housing law, and immigration law cases.
She received her B.A. at Westminster College, and received her J.D. at Washington & Lee University School of Law, where she was staff-writer for the Law Review.
When not working, she enjoys biking, singing and playing music.
Education
- J.D., Washington and Lee University School of Law
- B.A., English and Spanish, Westminster College
Courses
- Real Property I & II
- Immigration Law
- Secured Transactions
- International Criminal Law
- Client Interviewing
Areas of Expertise
- Property law
- Immigration law
- Consumer law
- Housing and landlord-tenant law
- International criminal law
- Public interest law
Featured Scholarship
Criminalization of Landlord/Tenant Law: Arkansas’ Failure to Vacate Statute, 24 Connecticut Public Interest Law Journal 42 (2025).
What’s Old Is New: Can Past Immigration Laws Offer a New Way to Address Climate Migration?, 9 Belmont Law Review 571 (2022).
The Campaign to Make Ecocide an International Crime: Quixotic Quest or Moral Imperative?, 30 Fordham Environmental Law Review 1 (2019).
Selected Service & Leadership
- Legal Service Program Director, Catholic Charities Legal Assistance, 2015-17
- Supervising Attorney, Pro Bono Clinic, John Marshall Law School, 2017-19
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