This is a faculty position dedicated to enhancing the academic and professional success of law students and recent graduates through instruction, individualized support, and programming in academic success and bar preparation. The position reports directly to the Assistant Dean of Academic Success and Bar Preparation and is campus-based, requiring consistent on-campus presence during regular business hours. The assistant professor teaches and helps design, develop, implement, and continuously improve academic success and bar preparation courses, workshops, and related programming. The role includes creating and maintaining student support resources; advising and mentoring students on academic strategies, course planning, bar readiness, and personal and professional development; and providing instruction and feedback on legal reasoning, writing, and study strategies. The position also provides individualized support to assigned bar takers, with consistent weekly contact, and maintains accurate records of student meetings and progress. The role collaborates with faculty and administration to align programming with evolving bar exam formats, including the NextGen Bar Exam, and stays current on bar exam developments, trends, and preparation strategies. Administrative duties include compliance with law school and university policies, procedures, accreditation standards, and safety and conduct regulations. The position supports the law school’s mission, vision, and values and performs additional academic support duties as assigned.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
Ph.D. or professional degree