The Division of Accounting & Law at Babson College invites applicants for a full-time lecturer position in the area of entrepreneurial business law to start in the Fall 2017 semester. Law faculty will usually teach the graduate and undergraduate courses in business law. A successful applicant must have a JD from an accredited university. We are looking for an accomplished full-time faculty member who: Is enthusiastic about teaching business law for an entrepreneurially-minded global • student audience and who has a successful record of training experience. Brings depth in practical expertise with emerging businesses that will add to the classroom • experience and intellectual community of the College. Takes a proactive approach to business law for strategic advantage. • Presents the as well as the and when teaching business law. • “why” “what” “how” Is a team player, ready to collaborate with faculty from multiple disciplines to teach in an • integrated, cross-disciplinary context. Will use new technologies and other innovative modes for course delivery. • Will serve as a faculty advisor to Babson's business incubator program. • Is experienced in working/teaching in ways that will enhance the college's commitment to • diversity and inclusion. Will contribute to campus life as an integrated full-time faculty member including scholarship • and serving on committees. Will be an engaging and helpful colleague who is committed to the success of Babson College. • Applicants with relevant innovative and integrative teaching and practical experience, professional licensure and proficiency in using WestlawNext or LexisNexis will be given preference. Babson College offers courses in different formats, including traditional semester schedules, intensive classroom experiences and formats which combine teaching with in-person classroom sessions. Successful applicants may be asked to attend a training program and to shadow experienced faculty members for up to a semester. Screening of applications will begin on June 5, 2017 and
The Division of Accounting & Law at Babson College invites applicants for a full-time lecturer position in the area of entrepreneurial business law to start in the Fall 2017 semester. Law faculty will usually teach the graduate and undergraduate courses in business law. A successful applicant must have a JD from an accredited university. We are looking for an accomplished full-time faculty member who: • Is enthusiastic about teaching business law for an entrepreneurially-minded global student audience and who has a successful record of training experience. • Brings depth in practical expertise with emerging businesses that will add to the classroom experience and intellectual community of the College. • Takes a proactive approach to business law for strategic advantage. • Presents the “why” as well as the “what” and “how” when teaching business law. • Is a team player, ready to collaborate with faculty from multiple disciplines to teach in an integrated, cross-disciplinary context. • Will use new technologies and other innovative modes for course delivery. • Will serve as a faculty advisor to Babson's business incubator program. • Is experienced in working/teaching in ways that will enhance the college's commitment to diversity and inclusion. • Will contribute to campus life as an integrated full-time faculty member including scholarship and serving on committees. • Will be an engaging and helpful colleague who is committed to the success of Babson College. Applicants with relevant innovative and integrative teaching and practical experience, professional licensure and proficiency in using WestlawNext or LexisNexis will be given preference. Babson College offers courses in different formats, including traditional semester schedules, intensive classroom experiences and formats which combine teaching with in-person classroom sessions. Successful applicants may be asked to attend a training program and to shadow experienced faculty members for up to a semester. Screening of applications will begin on June 5, 2017 and
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