Gregory Davis

Adjunct Associate Professor of Law/ Richard Taylor Law Teaching Fellow, UCLA

Professor Gregory Davis headshot in light grey suit

B.A., Morehouse College, 2010
J.D. & M.A., UCLA, 2014
M.A., Harvard University, 2016
Ph.D., Harvard University, 2020

Joined Southwestern: 2022

Professor Davis, J.D./Ph.D., is the Williams Institute/Critical Race Studies Richard Taylor Law Teaching Fellow for 2021-2024 at UCLA School of Law. He teaches Critical Race Theory and Race, Gender, and Sexual Orientation Discrimination. His research lies in constitutional law, social psychology, discrimination, empirical legal studies, and Critical Race Theory. He previously worked as a Quantitative Researcher at Meta where he worked on product development and user research.  As a law student, Professor Davis was the Editor-in-Chief of the Dukeminier Awards Journal of Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Law and a UCLA Graduate Opportunity Fellow. Professor Davis' publications have appeared in the National Black Law Journal and the Dukeminier Awards Journal, among others.