The appointment will be for one semester, beginning in summer 2001, or for a full year with responsibility for a first year lawyering seminar in the spring semester. The Elder Law Clinic represents older adults, people with disabilities, and family members in a variety of cases that include estate and disability planning, government benefit counseling, adult guardianships, probate and estate administration, and elder abuse. In addition, students participate in projects such as community education in senior centers, internships with legal services for the elderly and private elder law attorneys, legislative advocacy, and participating in the activities of a local Alzheimer s support center. J.D. degree or its equivalent is required. Applicants should have at least three years experience as a practicing attorney, a demonstrated commitment to public interest lawyering, significant experience in elder law or related fields, and either teaching experience or the potential for excellence in clinical teaching.
Salary depends upon qualifications and experience.
CUNY Law School is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer. No e mails or phone calls please. The selected individual will have college level teaching experience and past or current significant engagement, knowledge and experience in business and tax law. A record of publication is also desirable. Candidates with practitioner or with academic background will receive consideration.