Social Justice Teaching Fellow, School of Law

Digital Biology(3 months ago)

HybridFull TimeMedior$60,000 - $74,600School of Law

About this role

The Social Justice Teaching Fellow is a one-year academic appointment at Northeastern University School of Law to teach one section of Legal Skills in Social Context (LSSC). The 8-credit course integrates legal research and writing with a faculty-supervised social justice research project in partnership with community organizations. The role supports experiential education and social justice pedagogy, with mentoring for teaching and optional scholarship opportunities and the possibility of a one-year extension.

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Required Skills

Legal Research
Legal Writing
Teaching
Curriculum Development
Mentoring
Community Partnership
Public Speaking
Social Justice

Qualifications

JD (or LLB/Foreign Equivalent)
Minimum Two Years Legal Experience in the U.S.

About Digital Biology

northeastern.edu

Northeastern University is a private, global research university founded in 1898 and known for its emphasis on experiential learning and engagement with industry and communities. It offers a broad range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs across fields such as engineering, health, business, computer science, and the social sciences, anchored by a signature cooperative education (co-op) model that integrates classroom study with paid, real-world work experiences. Northeastern operates a network of campuses, research centers, and international partnerships that support interdisciplinary research, entrepreneurship, and applied solutions to societal challenges. The university emphasizes career outcomes, innovation, and global engagement through collaboration with employers, governments, and civic organizations.

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