Academic Success and Professionalism Program Instructor

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Academic Success and Professionalism Program Instructor
The candidate provides academic support and implement instructional programs under the guidance and approval of the Assistant Dean. The first priority of all members of the College of Law is to serve clients--the applicants, students, and alumni. Therefore, Professors of Practice will by this job description but will perform whatever tasks are assigned by supervisor(s). Professors of Practice will be readily available, responsive, and accessible to students and other constituents of the College of Law. Primary responsibilities will be teaching and providing academic support to the students and alumni studying for the bar exam. Teaches workshops assigned through the Academic Success and Professionalism program. Regularly assists with designing and implementing the various programming and instructional segments to prepare students for success in law school, the bar exam, and practice. Trains and supervises graders when needed. Maintains and updates online learning support center websites on an ongoing basis. Coordinates and establishes teaching support platforms online. Meets regularly with the Assistant Dean and coordinates Library, faculty, and administration assistance for skills workshops. Identifies and collaborates with faculty interested in assessing, improving and critiquing student skills development. Interacts with students informally and formally on a regular basis to collect helpful feedback from and provide helpful feedback to students. Coordinates with Student Affairs to monitor and assist students with academic difficulties. Meets with students who require personal counseling and advice about how to utilize the program and succeed in law school and on the Bar exam. Coordinates and creates structures for the integration of law school and community-wide resources to facilitate the delivery and development of the bar exam preparation across the curriculum. Conducts, promotes, and coordinates assigned skills workshops. Conducts research in appropriate, related areas, including analysis of data relating to bar passage and academic performance among students. Ensures compliance with University policies and procedures; county, state, and federal regulations; and accreditation requirements. At certain times during the academic year, this position demands some work on evenings and weekends. Evening hours will be expected to accommodate workshops offered in the evening hours. Other duties as assigned by the Assistant Dean of Academic Success and Professionalism or other supervisors.

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