Lecturer/visiting assistant professor, law

Lecturers teach 7-9 credits per semester, depending on their appointment length, in subjects such as Property, Wills and Trusts, Criminal Law, Lawyering Skills, Business Associations, Sales, Contracts, Legal Research and Writing, and academic-support-related courses. In addition to teaching, Lecturers are expected to contribute meaningfully to the academic community through service and student advising. Candidates should demonstrate strong potential for excellence in teaching, advising, and academic and professional service. Visiting Assistant Professors teach approximately 6 credits per semester in the same range of subject areas. Candidates must show a commitment to outstanding teaching and to Gonzaga Law’s humanistic mission of educating the whole person. Visiting Assistant Professors are encouraged to participate fully in the intellectual life of the law school, including engagement with the Center for Civil & Human Rights and the Center for Law, Ethics & Commerce.