Adjunct Professor - School Of Law

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Adjunct Professor - School of Law
The candidate will be responsible to teach assigned classes, seminars, and/or training skills course(s). Specific teaching loads will be determined by the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs or relevant Law School administrator. Responsible for planning and presenting the material assigned for their courses, seminars or clinics; establishing specific requirements and making them known to students; recommending texts; grading examinations and papers; submitting grades in a timely fashion; and explaining grades to students. Adjunct Faculty is expected to be available to meet with and advise students outside the classroom. Areas of Possible Instruction: appellate Advocacy/Trial Advocacy; Business Law; civil Practice and Procedure; contract Law; corporate/Commercial Law; criminal Law and Procedure; environmental Law; evidence; family Law; intellectual Property; international Law/Legal Systems; labor/Employment Law; litigation/Dispute Resolution; professional Responsibility; public Interest & Social Issues;
real Estate/Property Law; remedies; sales; tax Law; wills and Trusts; writing and Research. Must have J.D., LLM., PhD or comparable degree and 5 years of professional experience in the related subject matter.

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