Associate Director Bar Studies amp Academic Support

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Associate Director, Bar Studies & Academic Support

Duties: Assists in the execution of the functions of the Academic and Student Affairs Office at the Law School, including counseling students, providing lectures, assessing and grading written work, managing data systems, and developing curricula. Coordinates, plans, and executes academic support programming for 1L, 2L, and 3L students, including classes, workshops, bar preparation events, and individual academic counseling with students, irrespective of year in law school, who want to improve their grades generally, or who have specific questions about study or test-taking skills; Provides course advising to law students; Works with both day and evening students; Creates and executes mandatory programming targeting the lower half of the 1L, 2L, and 3L class, including a number of Fundamental Skills Programs helping students develop the skills they need to succeed in law school, on the bar exam, and as lawyers, along with helpful feedback mechanisms; Creates, plans, and executes voluntarily attended programing targeting 1Ls, 2Ls, 3Ls, LLMs, and Masters of Jurisprudence Students; Works to improve opportunities for both in-person and online programming and feedback mechanisms; Works closely with Bar Review Companies in the development of jointly created programming for the law students; As appropriate, assists students in completing materials necessary for the Financial Aid Office; Provides updates and feedback regarding programming and student performance to the law school administration; Works with law students needing accommodations; Assists with the Summer Skills Enhancement Program; Plans, hosts, and executes occasional special events (such as conferences) and presentations to provide learning opportunities and collaboration with peers in the academic support profession; Works with the Office of Career Services at the Law School to create and implement joint programming for 1Ls, 2Ls, 3Ls, and LLM Students; Tracks and keeps records of academic counseling appointments and mandatory and voluntary programs; Executes the curriculum used by advanced law students to teach skills such as briefing cases, creating outlines, and writing law school essay exams, helps train these students as they work directly with students, and provides feedback; will expected to be available for both day and night appointments and programming.

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