Assistant Professor of Legal Writing

The position is a full-time, non-tenured Faculty role in the College of Law, teaching Legal Research and Writing courses (LRW, ALW, Appellate Advocacy or other required legal writing classes), typically six credits per semester. Responsibilities include six hours per week of in-class instruction, maintaining regular office hours, detailed evaluation of student assignments, conducting multiple individual conferences, and being accessible by email for student questions. Faculty members also grade all assignments under the course curve and collaborate to prepare course materials aligned with established syllabi, while adhering to due dates. Additional administrative duties include attending Faculty and University meetings, participating in the College of Law graduation ceremony, and serving on law school committees as designated by the Dean.