Professor of Legal Practice - Wilmington University
Overview
Wilmington University Farnan School of Law seeks full-time Professor of Legal Practice to lead teaching and mentorship. This non-tenure-track role supports a growing law school founded in 2022. Faculty will deliver up to five courses annually using innovative, student-centered methods. The position emphasizes practice-focused education and community engagement.
What You'll Do8
- 1Teach up to five courses per academic year with high-quality student-centered instruction
- 2Demonstrate excellence in teaching and mentoring through diverse assessment strategies
- 3Utilize Canvas LMS and research modules to track learning outcomes and support student achievement
- 4Foster inclusive environments that support diverse learners and promote collaborative relationships
- 5Complete mandatory teaching training through the Online Teaching and Learning Platform
- 6Develop curriculum aligned with Farnan School's practice-focused mission and ABA standards
- 7Contribute to university initiatives and community outreach efforts
- 8Maintain flexible scheduling for classes and administrative responsibilities
Requirements9
- 1J.D. from an ABA-accredited law school with current bar admission
- 2Minimum 5+ years of professional legal practice experience
- 3Proven teaching portfolio demonstrating effectiveness in varied settings
- 4Strong communication skills and ability to articulate complex concepts clearly
- 5Familiarity with Microsoft Office Suite and digital learning platforms
- 6Commitment to inclusive pedagogy and student-centered learning approaches
- 7Ability to design and implement assessments that measure both knowledge and practical skills
- 8Dedication to continuous professional development and scholarly activity
- 9Passion for advancing legal education through research and community engagement
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