>
> President and Dean
> South Texas College of Law
>
>
> South Texas College of Law invites nominations and applications
> for the position of President and Dean, the appointment to be effective
> August 1, 1995.
>
> Established in 1923, South Texas is a private, independent law school
> located in downtown Houston. The school's Jesse H. Jones Legal Center
> occupies most of the school's modern, eleven-story facility which also
> houses two Texas Courts of Appeals. Plans are now underway to build
> a major library facility as part of the current complex. With 55
> full-time faculty, the school offers courses leading to the J.D. degree
> for approximately 1100 FTE students. The school's scholarly publications
> and innovative ADR and clinical programs increasingly supplement its
> national reputation for advocacy skills training.
>
> The President/Dean serves as the school's chief executive and academic
> officer. Candidates should enjoy a reputation for outstanding professional
> achievement in law, a demonstrated commitment to excellence in teaching
> and scholarship, and academic leadership. Academic administrative
> experience is highly desirable. Candidates should have the desire and
> ability to represent the law school within the legal community and to
> expand the College's resource base. The Dean will be required to build
> on the school's record of significant achievement and guide the
> institution as it pursues added national and regional success.
>
> Applications and nominations should be made no later than November 18
> to receive proper consideration. Candidates should submit a letter of
> application, a complete and current resume, and four references with
> current telephone numbers and street (and, if any, e-mail) addresses.
> Inquiries and correspondence should be directed to:
>
> Professor Bruce W. Burton, Chair
> Dean Search Committee
> South Texas College of Law
> 1303 San Jacinto Street
> Houston, Texas 77002-7000.
> Tel: (713) 648-1832 Fax: (713) 646-1766
> E-mail via Internet: uweigold@starbase.neosoft.com.
>
> South Texas College of Law is an equal employment opportunity/affirmative
> action institution and encourages applications and nominations of women
> and members of minority groups.
>
>
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