Assistant Director of Curriculum Development

Overview

Supervise the creation of new CALI lessons by finding new authors, training them in the process and software, acting as editor and proofreader on their content and publishing to the CALI website.

Supervise the creation of new CALI ebooks, podcasts, and other content by finding new authors, training them in the process and software, acting as editor and proofreader on their content, and publishing to the CALI website.

Work with the Director of Curriculum Development on content updates and subsidiary content, including finding aids, articles, and related materials.

Design and deliver training, presentations and one-on-one interactions with law faculty and law school constituents relating to CALI s missions and content.

This position will work closely with the Director of Curriculum Development and report directly to the Executive Director.

This position will need superlative communication skills working with law faculty, CALI staff, and any others to affect the acquisition, creation, and publication of CALI content.

This position will support law faculty who wish to adopt and use CALI content in their teaching and courses.

• Supervise the creation of new CALI lessons by finding new authors, training them in the process and software, acting as editor and proofreader on their content and publishing to the CALI website.
• Supervise the creation of new CALI ebooks, podcasts, and other content by finding new authors, training them in the process and software, acting as editor and proofreader on their content, and publishing to the CALI website.
• Work with the Director of Curriculum Development on content updates and subsidiary content, including finding aids, articles, and related materials.
• Design and deliver training, presentations and one-on-one interactions with law faculty and law school constituents relating to CALI s missions and content.
• Work with the Director of Curriculum Development and report directly to the Executive Director.
• Foster superlative communication with law faculty, CALI staff, and others to affect the acquisition, creation, and publication of CALI content.
• Support law faculty who wish to adopt and use CALI content in their teaching and courses.

• JD from a US law school.
• Stellar interpersonal/communication skills
• Excellent project management
• Excellent presentation skills to law faculty at conferences and meetings
• Excellent editorial skills (spell checking, writing, careful reading, editing, grammar) / attention to detail
• Ability to learn new software for editing publish-ready texts, audio podcasts and video presentations.
• Teaching experience in ABA accredited law school preferred
• Law practice experience (any area) preferred
• Some travel required - 2-3 trips per year to law school-related conferences.