Lecturer in Law Legal Analysis Writing and Research

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Lecturer in Law, Legal Analysis, Writing and Research
The candidate will teach two sections of LAWR each semester in conjunction with the Law School’s library and academic staff and doctrinal faculty. Will prepare their own lesson plans and research and writing projects, subject to faculty oversight. First-year students is needed. A third required course that is open only to second- and third-year students. Lecturers will be expected to teach all three courses on a rotating basis. Lecturers are also expected to contribute to the intellectual life of the school, will have the opportunity to serve on faculty committees, and will be encouraged to pursue broader teaching and scholarly activities are needed. Should have JD degree and a strong law school and/or practice record demonstrating an outstanding level of accomplishment in legal research and writing, either during law school (for example, law review or success in moot court brief-writing competitions) or after (for example, judicial clerkships or law firm or other litigation writing experience) is needed. Prior experience teaching legal research and writing is an important, and experience working with international students will be viewed favorably.

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