The Frank H. Marks Intellectual Property Fellowship is a two-year position designed for persons who are interested in pursuing an academic career in some area of intellectual property law. The Marks IP Fellow will teach one course per academic year and help with the administration of the Intellectual Property Program. At the same time, the Marks IP Fellow will have the opportunity to pursue a scholarly project and prepare to enter the law teaching market, normally in the fall semester of the second year. The formal title of the position is Visiting Associate Professor and Administrative Fellow in the Intellectual Property Program. Compensation will be approximately $60,000 per year, plus benefits including health insurance. The George Washington University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. The next Marks Fellowship will run from Summer 2011 to Summer 2013.  Further information will be available here at a later time.

Applications should include:

(1) a resume that includes a list of academic references; (2) a law school transcript; (3) copies of any published work or other writing samples in law or related fields; and (4) a proposal describing the candidate's scholarly interests and the specific project or projects he or she aims to complete while in residence at the Law School.

Please send questions or inquiries to:

Dan Ngo (email: dngo@law.gwu.edu)