The University of Arkansas School of Law offers a non-tenure-track faculty position to assist with the LL.M. Program in Agricultural and Food Law as an Assistant Director and Research Assistant Professor
Job Summary
The University of Arkansas School of Law offers a non-tenure-track faculty position to assist with the LL.M. Program in Agricultural and Food Law as an Assistant Director and Research Assistant Professor.
The position involves 30% program administration, 30% teaching, 30% research including grant seeking and management, and 10% service, with responsibilities including teaching courses, pursuing funding, and advising the Journal of Food Law & Policy.
The University of Arkansas provides a vibrant work environment with benefits including health, dental, life and disability insurance, tuition waivers, official holidays, leave accrual, and retirement programs.
Matching Summary
The University of Arkansas School of Law offers a non-tenure-track faculty position to assist with the LL.M. Program in Agricultural and Food Law as an Assistant Director and Research Assistant Professor.
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Agricultural and food law expertise
Program administration and management
Teaching agricultural and food law courses
Grant seeking and management
Research and publication skills
Collaboration within university and external partners
Ethical compliance in funded projects
Nice-to-have
Experience with grant-funded research
Supervising and mentoring students
Public speaking skills
Working with international students
Proficient with digital technology and social media
Comfortable managing multiple responsibilities
Experience within university administrative structures
Key Requirements
JD degree from accredited institution
Demonstrated expertise in agriculture and food law
Experience in university roles including graduate assistantships
Strong research writing and verbal communication skills
Ability to maintain highest ethical standards
LL.M. degree in agricultural and food law (preferred)
Experience managing funded projects (preferred)
Work Rights
Must have legal authority to work in the United States on first day