Academic

Job Announcement: VAP at Rutgers-Camden for 2009-10

By Lawrence Solum

Visiting Assistant Professor
Rutgers-Camden Law

Rutgers-Camden Law seeks one or two Visiting Assistant Professors for the 2009-2010 Academic Year.

Applications for one or two VAP positions are invited from law school graduates, as well as Ph.D. recipients or candidates in any field who have a sustained academic interest in law's interaction with their discipline. Applicants may be students in their final year of law school or the final stage of a doctoral program, recent graduates, or persons with several years of law practice experience.

Selection Criteria

This VAP position is intended to assist future legal academics, and thus, selection will be based not only on teaching ability but also scholarly promise.

Scholarship and Teaching

The VAP will teach one class per semester.

Curricular needs for 2009-2010 may include Property, Local Government, Administrative Law, Environmental Law, International Trade, and International Business Transactions.

The VAP will receive a research budget, and will have the opportunity to attend and participate in lectures, workshops, and conferences, as well as to present his/her own work. The VAP will also be assigned a faculty mentor to guide the VAP not only with teaching and scholarship but also with entering the academic market.

Compensation and Benefits

The VAP will receive a salary and full benefits, including health insurance. He/she will also receive a regular faculty office and administrative and secretarial support.

Application

Applications should include (i) a curriculum vitae that includes a list of academic references, (ii) a law school and/or graduate school transcript, (iii) copies of any published work in law or a related field, (iv) a statement of the applicant's research agenda, and (v) a cover letter that includes the courses the applicant is interested in teaching. Applications will be reviewed as they are received. Applications should be sent by email to:

Professor Kimberly Kessler Ferzan, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, kferzan@camlaw.rutgers.edu

Full post as published by Legal Theory Blog on June 24, 2009 (boomark / email).