Visiting Professor - Legal Writing (Spring 2027)

About this position

Requisition Number: 73904 Location: Boulder, Colorado City: Boulder State: Colorado Employment Type: Faculty Schedule: Part-Time Date Posted: 04-Aug-2026 Job Summary Colorado Law seeks a Visiting Professor for the Spring 2027 semester to teach LAWS 5223: Legal Writing II. This is a temporary appointment that will conclude at the end of the Spring 2027 semester.Please note: the Law School is also conducting a search for a permanent Legal Writing faculty member. Applicants interested in the permanent position should apply only to the permanent position listing and indicate in their cover letter that they would be available to begin in Spring 2027 if selected. The permanent position listing is available here: https://cu.law/LW-jobs CU is an Equal Opportunity Employer and complies with all applicable federal, state, and local laws governing nondiscrimination in employment. We are committed to creating a workplace where all individuals are treated with respect and dignity, and we encourage individuals from all backgrounds to apply, including protected veterans and individuals with disabilities. Who We Are At the Colorado Law School, we are an engaged, diverse, and welcoming community of students, faculty, staff, and alumni who help one another succeed. Our selective admissions process keeps our student body small, enabling our faculty, staff, alumni, and community to invest deeply in each student's success. Because we take our responsibility to educate and train future lawyers very seriously, our curriculum, research centers, and experiential learning opportunities are crafted to prepare students for success in today's changing legal environment. What Your Key Responsibilities Will Be Legal writing faculty members prepare lectures and discussions for classes each week, design writing projects, grade and critique several writing assignments each semester, and meet with students individually several times during the semester.This position is expected to teach

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