THE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA


                           School of Law


                  Full-Time Tenure-Track Professor



     Best place to live and teach in the U.S.: The University of
     Montana School of Law anticipates hiring a full-time
     tenure-track professor beginning in the 2010-2011 academic
     year.



     JOB DESCRIPTION:


     While the specific responsibilities associated with this
     position have not been finalized, we expect the position to
     include criminal clinic responsibilities as well as
     teaching in other areas where we may have needs, including
     professional responsibility, and/or family law. We are
     committed to integrating theory with practice and thus
     especially value substantial practice experience in the
     areas to be taught.



     ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY:


     We have a vibrant faculty, a close connection with our
     students, and a beautiful new building. The law school is a
     stone's throw from the Clark Fork River, featured in Norman
     Maclean's great Montana fishing novel "A River Runs Through
     It." Missoula is also home to a wide range of writers,
     artists, and musicians and is a wonderful place to raise a
     family.



     APPLICATION PROCEDURE:


     We encourage applications from women, people with
     disabilities, veterans, and minorities. For more
     information and for our application procedure, go to:


         http://www.umt.edu/law/faculty/Openings.htm

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Posted 9/30/09