Clinical Professor/Clinical Associate Professor

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Clinical Professor/Clinical Associate Professor
The candidate will be responsible for supervision of students engaged in direct representation of noncitizens applying for asylum, special immigrant juvenile status, and/or other humanitarian relief; co-teaching with the Clinic Director in the fall semester and will teach the Advanced Immigrants’ Rights Clinic seminar in the spring semester. Work on a range of research and writing projects, which may include appellate briefs and policy advocacy with the students and Program Director. Provide law students with the skills and knowledge needed to engage in zealous representation of victims of human trafficking, asylum seekers, unaccompanied minors, and noncitizens facing removal from the United States. Under the direction of clinical faculty, BU Law students provide pro bono legal services in immigration court and before U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. In addition, students advise, counsel, and represent human trafficking victims in a variety of settings, including in law enforcement interviews, district court, and before administrative agencies.

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