From an email I received earlier today:
The Southern Illinois University School of Law is
seeking nominations and applications for the Garwin Distinguished Visiting
Professor of Law and Medicine for the 2011-12 academic year. Established
in 1996, the Garwin Professorship is funded in part by a grant from the Garwin
Family Foundation which was established in 1993 for the purposes of fostering
education and academic research. Support for the position includes a
competitive salary, benefits, travel allowance, housing for one year, and a
research assistant. The School of Law intends to consider
the visitor to fill the Garwin Professorship on a permanent basis during the
time of the visit.
Applicants must possess the Juris Doctor degree or its
equivalent from a nationally accredited law school, be currently on the faculty
of an accredited school of law or other graduate professional school, and have
an outstanding national reputation as a health law/policy scholar and
teacher. Factors to be considered in assessing candidates for the Garwin
Visiting Professorship include the following: scholarly and teaching record,
honors received (e.g. awards, fellowships, etc.), participation and leadership
in national and international organizations, letters of recommendation and other
factors relevant to assessing qualifications for this position.
To apply or nominate a candidate: Send a résumé that details your interest, qualifications
and relevant experience or a letter of nomination to:
Professor W. Eugene Basanta,
Chair
Garwin
Professor Search Committee
Southern
Illinois
University School
of Law
Carbondale, Illinois 62901-6804
Applications and
nominations may be submitted on line at http://www.law.siu.edu/employment/.
Deadline for
application: October 15, 2010 or until position is
filled.
SIUC is
an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer that strives to enhance its
ability to develop a diverse faculty and staff and to increase its potential to
serve a diverse student population. All applications are welcomed and
encouraged and will receive consideration.