Adult, Female, Person, Woman, Head, Face, Happy, Smile, Body Part, Hand

Work in a faith-based environment committed to
academic excellence and global influence.

RUDA Moot Court Coach

  • 50000272
  • College of Arts and Sciences
  • School of Law
  • Student & Temporary
  • Part time
View favorites

Responsibilities:

Critical features of this job are described below and may be subject to change at any time, due to reasonable accommodation or other reason.

From September to October, the moot court coach meets with Regent Undergraduate Debate Association (RUDA) members for two sessions of two hours each week. The coach works with RUDA student leaders to help prepare students for competition and determine team pairings. If necessary, the coach organizes an intramural competition to determine which teams will compete in regional American Moot Court Association (AMCA) competition.

Between November and January, the coach is available to meet with teams that advance from regional to pre-national and national tournaments on an as-needed basis.

It is highly desired that the coach will travel with RUDA teams to AMCA tournaments.

The coach assists the RUDA faculty advisor in determining grades for GOVT 368 Moot Court, on a pass/fail basis, based on student participation in RUDA.

Requirements:

  • Education: A J.D. or a Bachelor’s degree with two years of law school completed.

  • Prerequisites for the Job: Experience competing in and/or coaching moot court.

  • Personal Characteristics: Must be committed to Regent’s values of Excellence, Innovation and Integrity Must be committed to helping undergraduate students grow in their understanding of law & courts, their debate skills and their character.

    Must be fully supportive of the mission and direction of Regent University and the College of Arts and Sciences to develop and raise "Christian Leadership to Change the World." Experience in working in a fast-paced, high-pressure environment with simultaneous multiple tasks. Must possess critical thinking, analysis, writing, and project management capabilities.

    Strong communication and interpersonal skills required. Ability to work independently and accomplish tasks based on knowledge, experience, and expertise within established principles. Willingness to carry out highly detailed work to completion.

  • Commitment to Regent’s core values of Excellence, Innovation, and Integrity 

Regent University does not discriminate in employment in its programs or activities on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin, sex, disability, age or veteran status. For full Non-Discrimination Policy click here.

Benefits

Not eligible for benefits.

#LI-DNI

Recommend jobs

Graduate Assistant

Academic Affairs
Research Assistants sought for a faculty-managed, grant-funded research project.

Student Worker - Student Life

VA Student Life
Are you looking for a hands-on job that puts you at the center of campus life? Student Life is hiring a Student Worker to serve as the friendly face of our front office. In this role, you'll greet visitors, support students and staff with IDs and parking, and help keep daily operations running smoothly, all while gaining valuable experience in customer service, office administration, and confidentiality practices.

Graduate Assistant (Counseling Ministries Department)

VA School of Psychology & Counseling
Assist with administrative tasks for the Counseling Ministries Department

Assistant Baseball Coach - Pitching

VA Baseball
The Assistant Baseball Pitching Coach of Men’s Baseball reports to the Head Coach and the Director of Athletics. Assists in overseeing all aspects of operating a successful college level intercollegiate athletic program.

Associate Director of Advising

VA Online/Grad Advising
The Associate Director of Advising will assist the team in achieving enrollment goals by ensuring student success strategies are implemented in all interactions with students.

Communications Officer I

VA Public Safety
The Communications Officer I performs skilled technical and administrative communications work within the Regent University Police Department Communication Center. This position is responsible for receiving, evaluating, and transmitting critical information via radio, telephone, and multiple computer-aided systems to support law enforcement and public safety operations.