Clinical Teaching Fellow

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Clinical Teaching Fellow
The Fellow will work to help advance a national multi-year campaign to abolish regressive and racially discriminatory fines and fees in the juvenile legal system. Will help train and supervise JD/MPP student teams working on fines and fees reform in one or more states. Help train and supervise 4-6 clinical students per academic semester. Help manage the clinic docket during the summer. Assist in planning and teaching the clinic companion seminar and team meetings. Assist in developing and maintaining relationships with clients and stakeholders, including travel as needed to conduct outreach, research, and advocacy. Participate in advocacy efforts with local, state, and federal policymakers, including drafting and disseminating public-facing materials (e.g., fact sheets, briefs, reports). Provide support as needed on all clinic projects and to students. Engage in academic research and writing as time and project workload permit. Assist in outreach and education to promote PAC to students and stakeholders. Assist in media relations and development, including distribution of clinic materials to students, faculty, staff, alumni, and the larger public. Work with other clinical faculty and fellows to improve the clinical curriculum. Participate in professional development, training, and networking. Must have B.A. degree, B.S. degree, or equivalent international degree. Should have J.D. degree or equivalent international degree. Experience working on criminal justice and/or racial justice policy advocacy preferred. Experience in clinical teaching and supervision or other teaching experience desired. Excellent research, analytical, communication, and writing skills helpful. Must be recent law graduates (0-5 years’ experience).

Note: A one-year term beginning July 1, 2020, with the possibility of renewal for a second year.

Deadline: Jun 30, 2020 at 11:59pm (Pacific Time).

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