Commensurate with experience + qualifications; not...
Not specified
Phd or jd in political science
Teach american national government
Conduct research on judicial politics
The University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, is seeking a non-tenure track Teaching Assistant Professor of Judicial Politics to start in August 2026. The role involves teaching courses in American National Government and law-related political science, advising students on law school admissions, and engaging in research and departmental service
Job Summary
The position involves teaching three courses per semester in American National Government and law-related political science.
The successful candidate will assist the department's pre-law advisor and serve as a faculty advisor for pre-law student organizations.
The University of Arkansas offers a comprehensive benefits package including health insurance, tuition waivers, and retirement contributions ranging from 5 to 10%.
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The University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, is seeking a non-tenure track Teaching Assistant Professor of Judicial Politics to start in August 2026. The role involves teaching courses in American National Government and law-related political science, advising students on law school admissions, and engaging in research and departmental service.
Salary
Commensurate with experience and qualifications; Not specified; Benefits include university contributions to health, dental, life, disability, tuition waivers, and 5-10% retirement match
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
PhD or JD in Political Science
Teach American National Government
Conduct research on Judicial Politics
Advise pre-law student organizations
Supervise undergraduate honors students
Nice-to-have
Experience with law school admissions advising
Dual PhD and JD degree holder
Record of exceptional teaching evaluations
Commitment to academic and student service
Ability to teach constitutional law courses
Key Requirements
PhD in Political Science or related field
JD from an accredited institution
Demonstrated teaching background in Constitutional Law
Proof of legal authority to work in US
Work Rights
Must have proof of legal authority to work in the United States