Apply for the Vacancy for Intermittent Lecturer at the University of Michigan. The category of the position is Law and Legal Studies.

Job Summary

Reporting to the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, the University of Michigan Law School is hiring an LEO intermittent lecturer to co-teach a 1-credit course (5% effort for the semester) on consumer class action lawsuits during the fall 2020 semester. The selected candidate should teach, hold regular office hours, evaluate students’ performance, and assign grades.

Required Qualifications for Vacancy for Intermittent Lecturer

• JD degree (or equivalent)
• Additionally, at least 25 years of legal practice experience with a focus on antitrust and consumer fraud class action cases
• Also, teaching experience and a proven record of scholarly publishing

How to Apply

Applicants should attach a cover letter for consideration for this position and as the first page of your resume. Additionally, the cover letter should address your specific interest in the position and outline skills and experience that directly relate to this position.

About

Michigan Law, one of the oldest law schools in the nation, was founded in 1859 and enjoys a reputation for academic excellence characterized by a powerful commitment to access and diversity.  Additionally, Michigan consistently stands among the top ten law schools in the nation. Also,  it is supported by remarkable facilities, preeminent faculty-scholars, and unparalleled architecture and physical environment. Furthermore, Michigan Law has a total of approximately 928 J.D. candidates and 80 full-time faculty members.

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