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: The Faculty LoungeSchools Seeking Visiting Professors
By Dan Filler
Updated 3/5/10 and moved to the top
When a law school wants to bring in an experienced professor to visit - simply to cover a few classes - it can be challenging to figure out who might be interested in the opportunity. So in the hopes of making this task a little easier, I'm setting up a list of schools seeking a visitor for next year. It's possible that these institutions would be open to a VAP, but they are particularly interested in a visitor who is already in the business. Clearly, candidates should contact these schools ASAP.
The list is short now, but if folks contact me, I'm happy to add to it.
Campbell - Seeks Evidence, Business Organizations, and Contracts visitors for 2010-11. Contact Bryan Boyd.
Catholic - Seeks coverage for two sections of Commercial Transactions and one section of Contracts. This could be a year long visitor or two one-semester visitors. Contact George Garvey.
Florida International - Seeks Property, Criminal, Torts, Environmental, and Trusts and Estates visitors for 2010-11. Contact Joelle Moreno.
Mercer - Seeks Sales and Remedies visitor for Spring 2011 and may need Contracts and Bankruptcy and/or Commercial Transactions in Fall 2010. Contact Steve Johnson.
Oregon - Seeks Torts, Administrative Law, Environment & Pollution, Conflicts of Law, and/or Remedies visitors for 2010. Contact Michael Moffitt.
St. John's - Seeks Property/Trusts and Estates and Constitutional/Administrative Law visitors for Spring 2011. Contact Peggy Turano.
South Carolina. Seeks Criminal Law/Criminal Procedure (con law) visitor for Fall 2010. Contact Rob Wilcox.
Tulane - Seeks Contracts and ideally Payment Systems visitor, plus a Tax visitor for 2010-11. Contact Janet Hoeffel.
Full post as published by The Faculty Lounge on March 05, 2010 (boomark / email).
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