Teams at St. Thomas University, Inc.

Teach core law courses (e.g., Constitutional Law, Civil Procedure, Criminal Law, Evidence, Torts, Property, Wills & Trusts), supervise clinics (Appellate Advocacy, Tax), and engage in scholarship and research, with demonstrated or potential classroom effectiveness.

Provide expert reference, research, and instructional support in foreign, international, and comparative law; manage and develop international law collections; create research guides and instructional materials; support law school programs (e.g., Human Rights, Human Trafficking); participate in general reference services and professional development representation.

Full-time, non-tenure Assistant Professor teaching legal writing courses (LRW, ALW, Appellate Advocacy), typically six credits per semester. Duties include classroom instruction, office hours, detailed grading, individual student conferences, course material preparation, adherence to department syllabi, committee service, and attendance at faculty and university meetings. Requires JD and prior practice or clerkship experience; teaching legal writing preferred.