Associate Dean for International Affairs

The Associate Dean for International Affairs provides leadership at the Law School for the programs that support the needs, goals and administrative requirements in the fields of international, transnational and comparative law.   Including develop, implement and coordinate institutional initiatives.   Report to the Vice Dean and collaborate with law school administration and faculty, to identify and prioritize goals, including strategic planning, program development, marketing, international scholar and student exchanges, instruction abroad, on and off-campus programs, public relations and represent international legal studies.  Oversee the strategic planning, processes and communications required to implement programs, build effective collaborations and partnerships with other services and organizations within the university, peer institutions in the US and abroad.  The Associate Dean will represent, oversee, develop and have management responsibility for the Clarke Center for International and Comparative Legal Studies and the Berger International Legal Studies Program (in support of the Reich Director of the Berger Program).

Master's with 5-7 years experience or equivalent combination. A J.D. degree is required for this position, with educational background in international, transnational and comparative law. 5-7 years of relative international legal experience preferred. Initiative, strong leadership skills, and the ability to build and maintain relationships are a must. Excellent presentation and interpersonal skills required. Excellent oral and written communications skills. Demonstrated ability to identify desired outcomes and develop and implement programs to achieve those outcomes.  Must be able to support a diverse population of graduate students and to collaborate effectively with campus partners to provide student services. Preferred Qualifications:  Strong organizational, management, interpersonal and writing skills, and sensitivity to cultural differences.  Experience living abroad and working with foreign legal systems. (Ability in foreign languages desirable.) 
 
Background check may be required. Visa sponsorship is not available for this position.
Applications will be accepted until the position is filled, review of applicants will begin on December 1st, 2011.

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