Assistant Professor Human Services Law

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Assistant Professor, Human Services Law
Candidate will be responsible for educating and advising state and local officials such as agency directors, social services and county attorneys, governing board members, and local elected officials. Will interact with the media, legislators, judicial officials, advocates, and others. will require development of expertise in various aspects of human services law, including confidentiality of social services information, organization and governance of local agencies, powers and duties of local agency directors, and the relationship between the state, county, and county agencies. Will also be responsible for developing expertise in the administration of local child support enforcement programs. Will include: Participating in the planning of, and teaching in, programs and conferences for public officials; Advising public officials and others by telephone and email about legal and policy issues affecting social services and consolidated human services agencies; Writing practical scholarship that helps public officials do their jobs accurately, fairly, and efficiently. Such scholarship may include books, articles, reports, and blog posts, and may build on existing resources or may represent entirely new resources. Work is centered in Chapel Hill but requires occasional travel and consultation around the state.

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