The Academic Scheduling Specialist manages quarterly course schedules, faculty workloads, and the faculty management database to ensure compliance and effective resource allocation. They also collaborate with academic leadership to forecast hiring needs, process contracts, and generate data reports.
The Clinical Operations Coordinator manages the front-end clinical readiness process, ensuring all student documentation and compliance requirements are met before clinical placement. They serve as the primary point of contact for students and faculty, tracking progress and resolving issues to ensure a seamless transition to clinical practice.
The adjunct faculty member is responsible for teaching the Introduction to Law and the Legal System course, facilitating student engagement, and providing academic support. They must also communicate consistently with students, manage classroom activities, and collaborate with the Academic Dean on performance and accreditation requirements.
The adjunct faculty member will facilitate and grade student assignments within a competency-based education model. They are also responsible for conducting live sessions, providing student support, and participating in programmatic meetings.
