Position Summary

Teach Legal Environment of Business (either face-to-face or online). The course runs from Jan 8 through April 25 with a final during the week of April 27 and grades due by May 5.

Job Duties and Responsibilities A face-to-face instructor is expected to do the following: (1) Prepare lectures that encourage engagement with the required materials, (2) prepare and administer grade opportunities including homework, exams, and possibly other grade opportunities, (3) respond to student contact in a timely manner by email, phone, or in-person or virtual meetings; and (4) submit student grades by the required date at the end of the semester.

An online instructor is expected to do the following: (1) Prepare scheduled online (asynchronous) activities that encourage an understanding of covered topics. (2) Provide regular and intentional faculty-to-student engagement. (e.g., engage in topical discussions, provide feedback/interventions, motivate students to be active in the course). (3) Respond to student contact in a timely manner and be available for direct contact with students (e.g., phone call, virtual meeting) if needed. (4) Provide graded activities for the material. (5) Submit student grades by the required date at the end of the semester. Skills Considered Essential for Success -Knowledge of the organization and administration of higher education. -Knowledge of state, federal, and university rules, regulations and procedures. -Ability to work in a diverse and dynamic environment. -Ability to work collaboratively and independently with common goals as a part of a team. -Ability to make sound judgments. -Effective interpersonal communication, writing, and organizational abilities. -Civility in all interactions. -Demonstrate effective follow-up. Required Education and/or Experience Applicants for this position should hold a Juris Doctorate and have experience in business law. Similar education and/or experience will be considered. License(s)/Certifications (Required or Preferred) An active license to practice law is preferred.