Description
Summary
Lincoln Memorial University (LMU) Duncan School of Law is seeking a dedicated Academic and Bar Success Faculty Member to join our team in a non-tenure track, term appointment as an Assistant Professor. This year-round role will focus on teaching, course development, and programming designed to improve academic and bar exam performance.
Role & Responsibilities
The faculty member, working closely with the Directors of Academic and Bar Success, will:
- Teach and assist in developing academic and bar success courses
- Design and deliver workshops and resources to support student learning
- Contribute to innovative programming that promotes student achievement
- Serve on University and Law School councils and committees as appointed or elected
Candidate Profile
Required Qualifications
- Juris Doctor (JD) from an ABA-accredited law school
- Bar membership in any U.S. jurisdiction (inactive status acceptable)
- Demonstrated ability to devise, coordinate, and implement innovative programming
Preferred Qualifications
- Strong personal record of academic achievement
- Commitment to working with students in and out of the classroom to improve academic and bar performance
- Experience in data collection, data management, and basic statistics
About the Duncan School of Law
LMU Duncan School of Law (DSOL), located in Knoxville, Tennessee, is committed to preparing practice-ready attorneys who are dedicated to community service and the pursuit of justice. Through innovative teaching, personalized mentorship, and robust academic support, DSOL equips students for success in law school, on the bar exam, and in their professional careers.
Call to Action
Join LMU’s mission of shaping future attorneys through academic excellence and service.
Apply today: https://careers.lmunet.edu/postings/41173
Requirements
Required Qualifications
- Juris Doctor (JD) from an ABA-accredited law school
- Bar membership in any U.S. jurisdiction (inactive status acceptable)
- Demonstrated ability to devise, coordinate, and implement innovative programming
Preferred Qualifications
- Strong personal record of academic achievement
- Commitment to working with students in and out of the classroom to improve academic and bar performance
- Experience in data collection, data management, and basic statistics
