Clinical Instructor

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Clinical Instructor


Responsibilities: CLINICAL SUPERVISION: Supervise and mentor students working in the AFY clinic by providing direction, training, assistance, and performance evaluations to ensure effective and excellent client representation. DIRECT REPRESENTATION: Serve as lead counsel representing juvenile clients and youthful offenders in juvenile court and criminal proceedings throughout the state of Georgia. Establish policies and procedures for student representation of such clients. Comply with a protocol for receiving referrals. AFY CLINIC ADMINISTRATION: In conjunction with the Director of the Barton Child Law and Policy Center and the Program Coordinator, responsible for the daily operations of AFY clinic. Responsible for managing the recruitment, application, and selection process for clinic students. TEACHING: Teach students in experiential skills-building settings. Develop curriculum and supporting materials. Responsible for teaching two clinical classes each academic year. POLICY DEVELOPMENT and COMMUNITY EDUCATION: Work with internal and external partners to develop policy, legislative, and community education strategies that improve the lives of children in their encounters with the juvenile and criminal justice systems. Develop relationships with key personnel in the legal community and within child-serving agencies and organizations.

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