Animal Law Teaching Fellow

PRIMARY PURPOSE

The Animal Law Teaching Fellow within the Center for Animal Law Studies (CALS) reports directly to the Director of the Animal Law Program. This role is primarily responsible for supporting the success of the Animal Law LLM and MSL degree programs, contributing to both online and in-person courses, and mentoring students outside the classroom. This is a one-year position that begins August 1, 2026, with the potential for a one-year renewal.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES

Teaching and Course Development

• Actively engage with students in CALS’ online course offerings to support faculty and enhance the learning experience for students.
• Teach up to two online introductory animal law courses per year as assigned by CALS, with potential for additional courses based on program needs.
• Collaborate with the Animal Law Program faculty to continuously improve curriculum and course materials.
• Develop and update materials for use in online and in-person courses.

Student Mentorship and Support

• Provide individualized mentorship to students.
• Facilitate virtual and in-person office hours.
• Assist in student-run animal law groups and projects.

Research and Content Development

• Conduct research on current animal law topics and curate relevant content for CALS’ educational programs.
• Collaborate with faculty to produce high-quality content.

Administrative and Program Support

• Support the overall administration of the Animal Law Program.
• Engage with students and alumni.
• Utilize the CALS’ learning management system.

Collaboration and Outreach

• Represent CALS at animal law conferences, seminars, and other events as approved.
• Collaborate with faculty, staff, and external organizations.