Instructor
Position Summary
The University of Alabama School of Law is seeking applicants for adjunct teaching positions.
Detailed Position Information
The University of Alabama School of Law is seeking applicants for adjunct teaching positions. Candidates must have a J.D. from an accredited law school or an equivalent degree (such as a Ph.D. in a related field), and they must possess academic credentials or practice experience demonstrating both expertise in the relevant subject area and the potential for outstanding classroom instruction. Subject areas may include all aspects of civil, criminal, and public law, including but not limited to: Accounting for Lawyers, Antitrust, Banking Law, Construction Law, Corporate Law, Criminal Procedure (including Pretrial, Trial, and Postconviction), Election Law, Energy Law, Entertainment Law, Federal Jurisdiction, Financial Technology, Healthcare Liability and Medical Malpractice, Intellectual Property (including Copyright, Patents, and Trademarks), Military Law, Nonprofit Law, Payment Systems, Privacy and Data Security, Taxation (including Corporate and Partnership Tax), and Workers’ Compensation. The Law School will consider courses not listed above that provide significant and relevant additions to our present curriculum. Compensation is provided at an adjunct rate based on the number of credit hours taught. The Law School aims to develop a pool of applicants interested in teaching existing courses as opportunities become available and to expand the current curriculum as resources permit.
Minimum Qualifications
JD degree from an ABA accredited Law School and academic credentials or practice experience indicative of expertise in relevant subject areas, and potential for strong teaching.
Instructions and Required Materials for Application
Include a resume/CV.
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