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Job ID: 374962 About the Job Consider teaching as an adjunct professor. You will work with energetic students, make connections with colleagues, keep in touch with the academic community, and help develop the next generation of legal professionals. Program administrators are available to assist you both before and during the semester to ensure you and your students have a successful semester. Adjunct Positions * Develop and teach courses * Advise students regarding both specific coursework and broader academic or career goals * Engage in research and publication, and/or artistic or scientific creation. Provide service through participation in governance of the department and/or the University * Contribute to the development of the profession through participation in national and/or international associations, publications, and/or other related activities * Continue personal growth within the profession, keep current with the field, and broaden knowledge and expertise * Contribute to outreach activities that support the unit's mission Qualifications Required Qualifications Completed JD and 3-5 years of professional experience related to the subject matter. Preferred Qualifications Experience teaching secondary education courses. About the Department Recognized as one of the country's preeminent public law schools, the University of Minnesota Law School is a leader in preparing students to solve our time's complex social, economic, and business issues. Our exceptional faculty, innovative curriculum, and unmatched clinical and experiential learning opportunities equip students for the demands of the 21st century. We are distinguished by a rare collegial culture emphasizing teamwork, problem-solving, leadership, and persuasion. The Law School draws a talented, diverse student body from every part of the United States and numerous countries. Pay and Benefits Pay Range: $1,500 per credit; depending on education/qualifications/experience Time Appointment: 100% A

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