Executive Director Constitutional Law

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Executive Director, Constitutional Law
The candidate will serve as the chief staff person for the center, collaborating with and reporting to the Faculty Director (Professor Michael McConnell) in conceptualizing and implementing the goals of the Center. Will be responsible for planning, administering and executing the Center's activities, and to produce legal scholarship. As an administrator, the Executive Director works closely with the faculty director to lead the strategic planning for the center, oversees the Center’s academic programming and fellowship programs, and plays a role in managing the Center’s financial development. Coordinates with Stanford faculty, Stanford programming staff, and guests to be sure that the content of the program1ming is of the highest quality, and that the programs run smoothly. Also provides administrative guidance, career counseling, and academic assistance for the Stanford Constitutional Law Fellows and Bradley Student Fellows. Finally, the Executive Director promotes and represents the Center’s visibility to the broader university, external community and other stakeholders by managing the Center's external relations and online presence, and assists in managing the Center’s finances. In addition, the Executive Director produces legal scholarship and participates fully in the academic life of the law school. Normally the Executive Director will pursue a career in the legal academy as a law professor. The length of the Executive Director’s time at Stanford will depend on the time necessary for the Executive Director to prepare for the academic job market. The Executive Director will typically serve for 2-3 academic years, therefore this position is a fixed-term position for an initial 2 years, with the option to extend for a maximum of 3 years (at the discretion of the Law School). Develop, plan, and administer major academic conferences, lectures, and workshops. This may include identifying topics and speakers for public events, engaging in collaborative programming across the law school, and participating in special projects. Represent the Center to the broader University, external community, and other stakeholders. Create and manage content of the Center website and related publications, including reports, proposals, policy briefings, brochures, and newsletters. Work co-operatively with other law school Centers and Programs to advance the educational and research mission of the law school and Stanford University. Managing the budget for the Center, including forecasting and reporting on all activities and financial issues from year to year.

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