California Licensed Law Professor
virtual vocationsNew York (NY)
About the role
Seeking a California Licensed Law Professor, the part-time Adjunct Professor of Law will conduct seminars, mentor students, and manage course grading and curriculum development in a remote environment.
Key responsibilities:
Conduct weekly seminars and provide timely grading and feedback on assignments and exams
Mentor students through academic advising and respond to inquiries in accordance with established policies
Assist in curriculum maintenance and participate in ongoing faculty training and peer evaluations
Required qualifications:
Doctoral Degree (JD) in Law
Minimum one to two years of relevant experience and/or training
Active or inactive status in all jurisdictions where the professor has been admitted to practice law
Experience in multiple legal subjects, including Contracts, Torts, and Constitutional Law
Strong proficiency with standard office applications and reliable internet access
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