New England Law Boston Looking for Lecturer on Law and Specialist for Academic Success and Academic and Institutional Assessment Full Time

Position: Lecturer on Law and Specialist for Academic Success and Academic and Institutional Assessment

This
holder of this in-person position will provide the Dean of the Law School with recommendations as to how to improve student learning. These
recommendations will be informed by quantitative and qualitative studies of academic programming and student success, including on the bar
exam. The holder of this position will also be responsible for ABA reports and inspections that request information on the achievement of
institutional academic goals. The holder of this position will be a member of the faculty, with the title of lecturer on law, and will teach
regularly within the law school programs aimed at enhancing student learning.

Approximately half of the Lecturer and
Specialist’s time will be directed to assessment activities and half to teaching.

The successful applicant will need to
have the following qualifications:

• A J.D. degree and at least three years of legal practice, and
• An advanced
  degree involving the usage of statistical and qualitative techniques for assessment of educational activities, Ed.D or Ph.D preferred.
• In addition, the following experience would be helpful:
• Experience using educational data science to assist in studies of
  academic program assessment at a law school;
• Experience working for or with the ABA, e.g. as a consultant, on an inspection, or as
  an employee;
• Experience in teaching in or directing an academic support, legal writing, or bar success program;
• Experience
  in online teaching. Although this position is in-person, portions of our academic support program are currently online; and
• Experience in learning design scholarship.

The salary for this position will be determined based on qualifications.

This position is 100% in person, including the online teaching, which would be done from the law school.

The deadline for
applications is March 15, 2024, but applications received before the deadline may be reviewed and acted upon earlier. Thus, the position may
not remain open until March 15, 2024.

Applicants should send a cover letter and resume to [email protected]. The subject line should be: Lecturer and Specialist Position

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