Lecturer Academic Achievement Program

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Lecturer; Academic Achievement Program
The candidate will be responsible for: Teaching an upper-division legal writing and academic skills course for international law students in the J.D. program. Teaching and administering courses and workshops to help students succeed in law school and prepare for the bar exam, with a particular emphasis on international students. Teaching academic support workshops and programs for the general student population. Other teaching as assigned by the Dean, Vice Dean of Academic Affairs, or Director. Counseling and working with students individually, regarding academic support, study skills, and bar exam readiness. Assisting with the administration of the law school’s Dean’s Fellow program, where upper-division law students work with 1L students in an inclusive and comprehensive first-year program. Assisting with the collection and analysis of data related to bar exam outcomes. Must have J.D. degree with a record of high academic achievement from an ABA-accredited law school. Admission to the bar in at least one U.S. jurisdiction. Should have 1+ years of experience teaching academic support or bar preparation programs in a classroom setting. Must have excellent oral/written communication, presentation and interpersonal skills. Should preferably have 3+ years of experience teaching academic support or bar preparation programs in a classroom setting. Experience working with international students and non-native English speakers desired. Admission in a Uniform Bar Exam jurisdiction a plus. Experience instructing and supporting students for the Uniform Bar Exam preferred. Experience with both academic support and bar exam preparation desired.

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