Opportunities at the Center

Temporary Position

The Center for Juvenile Law and Policy is looking for a temporary office administrator to provide administrative support and help manage the day-to-day operations of the Center. Duties include but are not limited to electronic calendar management, client file management, supervising interns, troubleshooting staff, student and departmental problems, and assisting with the planning and organizing of special events. The incumbent must possess a bachelor's degree and must have a minimum of three years of related experience in a law school clinic, law office administration or higher education. Well developed organization and time management skills and the ability to work under pressure and time constraints are also required. Must possess a professional demeanor as well as the ability to communicate effectively with a wide range of persons including deans, faculty, board members, students, clients, vendors and members of the public. Length of assignment will be approximately 8-10 weeks and will begin in late August. Please submit cover letter with resume to Roxanne K.T. Hill at cjlp@lls.edu. 

Research Assistant

The Center for Juvenile Law and Policy is seeking research assistants for Fall 2010.  The successful individuals should have an interest in criminal justice issues, with particular emphasis in the juvenile justice area, as well as an aptitude for legal and social science research.  Applicants should submit a resumé with a note expressing their interest to cjlp@lls.edu.

Workstudy Student

The Center for Juvenile Law and Policy is looking for workstudy students for Fall 2010.  Successful candidates will have an interest in criminal justice issues, particularly in the area of juvenile justice, as well as experience working in a professional office environment.  Qualified individuals will possess competency in MS Office Suite and familiarity with general office practices, procedures and equipment.  Applicants should submit a resumé with a cover letter expressing their interest to cjlp@lls.edu.