From an email that I received this week:
Vermont
Law School
is seeking several colleagues to join our dynamic and committed faculty. Our
curricular needs are varied and include first-year courses, advanced subjects,
particularly courses in commercial law and business law — U.S., comparative
and/or international, and international environmental law — and clinical
teaching. We will consider experienced faculty, entry-level candidates, and
candidates with significant experience in government, consulting, business, NGO
management, or law firm administration and leadership.
Candidates should show a commitment to excellence in
teaching, scholarship, and service. Vermont
Law School
is committed to establishing and maintaining a diverse faculty and encourages
applications from members of historically underrepresented groups.
Faculty at Vermont Law School take seriously our mission to
educate lawyers for the community and the world and believe that our
scholarship, teaching, and service should be meaningful and relevant to the
local, national, and international communities. VLS is unique among law
schools. We are on the cutting edge of environmental and international law and
social policy. We embody the spirit of Vermont's
independence and diversity in people and in politics. We have the good fortune
to be located in a state and region that offer numerous opportunities for
engaged participation in civic life as well as a life style found at few, if
any, other law schools.
Applicants should provide a cover letter and resume. Electronic applications are preferred and should be e-mailed to: facultysearch@vermontlaw.edu. Hard copy applications should be sent to: Coordinator, Faculty Appointments
Committee, Vermont
Law School,
P.O. Box 96, South Royalton, VT 05068.