Councils and Committees: The instructional faculty shall serve on university and Law School councils and committees as elected or appointed. Required Qualifications Juris Doctor Degree from an ABA-accredited law school; a demonstrated ability to devise, coordinate, and implement innovative programming; bar membership in any U.S. jurisdiction (can be inactive). Preferred Qualifications personal record of strong academic achievement; demonstrated commitment to working with students, inside and outside the classroom, to improve their academic and bar exam performance; experience in data collection, data management, and basic statistics. Campus: Duncan School of Law Posting Number: F01568P Job Open Date: 03/31/2026 Job Close Date: 07/30/2026 Open Until Filled: No Job Duties Work collaboratively with the Directors of Academic and Bar Success, the faculty, and other departments to promote the academic success of LMU Law students and graduates from pre-matriculation to bar passage; teach academic success courses for first-year and upper-level students focusing on the development of academic skills, including, but not limited to, class preparation, time management, case briefing, rule synthesis, outlining, systematic problem-solving skills, and exam writing; teach bar success courses, which focus on both the Multistate Bar Examination (MBE) subjects and the written portion of the bar exams; teach other bar exam-related courses, workshops, and programming developed in response to the NextGen bar exam; teach other courses as assigned; meet with and counsel students on their academic progress, including providing one-on-one tutoring; provide tailored advising, coaching, instruction, and referrals to address barriers and develop essential skills for law school and bar success, as requested; assist in the development and oversight of the execution of individualized remediation plans; assist in the coordination and oversight of the Law School s tutoring program for first-year students led by upper-level students; develop and help teach sessions in the law school s pre-matriculation and orientation programs, in coordination with appropriate law school departments; develop and teach group instructional sessions on the skills and information needed for success in law school; promote the mission of Lincoln Memorial University to all faculty, staff, students and to the community at large; promote effective working relationships among faculty, staff and students; provide course and classroom conduct as outlined in the Faculty/Staff Policy Manual and the Law School Supplement; comply with the university Faculty/Staff Policy Manual and the Law School Supplement; comply with announced requirements; engage in professional development; provide committee service; attend department, school and university faculty meetings; participate in community and public service opportunities; attend commencement activities; participate in annual faculty evaluation; complete required institutional and program accreditation reports and other reports necessary for the operation and advancement of the University; and perform other duties as assigned. Apply Now

Councils and Committees: The instructional faculty shall serve on university and Law School councils and committees as elected or appointed. Required Qualifications Juris Doctor Degree from an ABA-accredited law school; a demonstrated ability to devise, coordinate, and implement innovative programming; bar membership in any U.S. jurisdiction (can be inactive). Preferred Qualifications personal record of strong academic achievement; demonstrated commitment to working with students, inside and outside the classroom, to improve their academic and bar exam performance; experience in data collection, data management, and basic statistics. Campus: Duncan School of Law Posting Number: F01568P Job Open Date: 03/31/2026 Job Close Date: 07/30/2026 Open Until Filled: No Job Duties Work collaboratively with the Directors of Academic and Bar Success, the faculty, and other departments to promote the academic success of LMU Law students and graduates from pre-matriculation to bar passage; teach academic success courses for first-year and upper-level students focusing on the development of academic skills, including, but not limited to, class preparation, time management, case briefing, rule synthesis, outlining, systematic problem-solving skills, and exam writing; teach bar success courses, which focus on both the Multistate Bar Examination (MBE) subjects and the written portion of the bar exams; teach other bar exam-related courses, workshops, and programming developed in response to the NextGen bar exam; teach other courses as assigned; meet with and counsel students on their academic progress, including providing one-on-one tutoring; provide tailored advising, coaching, instruction, and referrals to address barriers and develop essential skills for law school and bar success, as requested; assist in the development and oversight of the execution of individualized remediation plans; assist in the coordination and oversight of the Law School s tutoring program for first-year students led by upper-level students; develop and help teach sessions in the law school s pre-matriculation and orientation programs, in coordination with appropriate law school departments; develop and teach group instructional sessions on the skills and information needed for success in law school; promote the mission of Lincoln Memorial University to all faculty, staff, students and to the community at large; promote effective working relationships among faculty, staff and students; provide course and classroom conduct as outlined in the Faculty/Staff Policy Manual and the Law School Supplement; comply with the university Faculty/Staff Policy Manual and the Law School Supplement; comply with announced requirements; engage in professional development; provide committee service; attend department, school and university faculty meetings; participate in community and public service opportunities; attend commencement activities; participate in annual faculty evaluation; complete required institutional and program accreditation reports and other reports necessary for the operation and advancement of the University; and perform other duties as assigned. Apply Now