7390

• UCREFRP Catalog Number: 7390
• Author: Natural Resources Law Center.
• Title: Boundaries and Water
• USFW Year: 1989.
• USFW - Doc Type: Allocation and Use of a Shared Resource.
• Copyright Material: NO

CHARLES F. WILKINSON (B.A. Denison University;
LL.B. Stanford University) joined the law
faculty at the University of Colorado School
of Law in June 1987. He was formerly
Professor of Law at the Oregon Law School and
has been visiting Professor at the Michigan
and Minnesota Law Schools. He has written
numerous books and articles on western
resources law and on Indian law. A former
staff attorney with the Native American Rights
Fund, his books include Federal Public Land
and Resources Law (1987) (with Coggins); Cases
and Materials on Federal Indian Law (1986)
(with Getches); Land and Resource Planninq in
the National Forests (1987) (with Anderson)
American Indians. Time and the Law - Native Societies in a Modern
Constitutional Democracy (1987); and The American West a
Narrative Biblioqraphy and a studY in Reqionalism (1989). He has
received teaching awards from students at Colorado, Michigan, and
Oregon. In 1986 he received the University of Oregon's Faculty
Excellence Aw~rd for distinguished research and teaching.

FACULTY: BOUNDARIES-AND WATER

J. DAVID AIKEN (B.A. cum laude, English,
Hastings College, 1972; J.S. with honors,
George Washington University, 1975) is
Associate Professor of Agricultural Economics
at the University of Nebraska. His
publications include "Ground Water Mining Law
and POlicy," "The National Water Policy Review
and Western Water Rights Law Reform," "Ground
Water Mining and Western Water Rights Law: The
Nebraska Experience,: as well as numerous
technical ~ ports. He is also the editor of
Nebraska Water :'aw Update and the Nebraska
Reporter for Rocky Mountain Mineral Law
Foundation's Water Law Newsletter. Mr. Aiken
has given several invited presentations on
water issues at various conferences during the past three years.
He was a member of the Nebraska Governor's Water Independence
Congress in 1983. He was a member of the Executive Committee for
the Natural Resources Section of the Nebraska State Bar Association
from 1978 to 1984, and served as its chair from 1982 to 1984.

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