Touro Law Center in Suffolk County, Long Island, New York seeks an energetic entry level full-time visitor for the 2016-2017 academic year. The faculty and administration are implementing our innovative Portals to Practice strategic plan, which is designed to provide our students with the education and experiences necessary to become practice-ready lawyers. Thriving institutes in Aging and Longevity Law, Land Use and Sustainable Development Law, and Jewish Law complement the curriculum. The Law Center’s Community Justice Center is Long Island’s first law school based incubator housing alumni starting their own law practices.

The Law Center boasts 12 clinics (Advanced Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy, Criminal Defense, Criminal Prosecution, Disaster Relief, Elder Law, Family Law, Federal Prosecution, Immigration Law, Mortgage Foreclosure, Small Business and Not-for-Profit Law and the Veterans' and Servicemembers' Right), a robust externship program, and a unique Public Advocacy Center that houses more than a dozen community-based legal service non-profit organizations. The Law Center offers concentrations in Criminal Law, Aging and Longevity Law, Solo and Small Firm Practice, and Land Use and Sustainable Development Law.

Our goal is to attract faculty dedicated to enriching the educational experience of our bright, motivated and diverse student body. We are especially interested in applicants who demonstrate scholarly promise and desire to teach courses in business law, technology, IP or elder law. Ideally, the candidate will have practice experience relevant to areas of scholarship or teaching. Touro Law is dedicated to the goal of building a diverse faculty committed to teaching and working in a multicultural environment and strongly encourages applications from women and minorities.

Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Applications must include a resume and statement of interest and should be emailed to Appointments Committee Chair Professor Meredith R. Miller, mmiller@tourolaw.edu.