Adjunct-Applied Voice

Adjunct-Applied Voice . GENERAL OBJECTIVES: The Department of Music in the Dallas Baptist University College of Fine Arts invites applications for an adjunct position in applied voice. Candidates should possess expertise in vocal performance and pedagogy of varying genres. The faculty member selected will be expected to teach students in all-levels of applied lessons for both music majors and non-major elective students.

Experience in both classical and commercial genres is an advantage. Other responsibilities may include teaching courses in Foreign Language Diction or Vocal Literature. Screening of applications will begin in November and will continue until the position is filled. QUALIFICATIONS: The candidate should hold a minimum of a masters degree in vocal performance or pedagogy and have experience teaching at both the high school and college level (community college included).

Preference is for a Soprano, Mezzo-Soprano, or Alto. As a Christian University, DBU expects that adjunct faculty are committed Christians and a member of a local evangelical church. Applicants should also include the following when completing the employment application: Letter of interest Resume Three references and their contact information . Location: Dallas Baptist University .

Department: 011400 - COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS .

Minimum Qualifications

Must be a committed follower of Jesus Christ who remains in compliance with the University Commitment of Faith, including, but not limited to, believing in the DBU Core Convictions, being an active member of a local church that adheres to the DBU Core Convictions, conducting their lives in accordance with the Christian Code of Conduct, respecting and honoring DBU’s Baptist Heritage, and upholding their lives and teaching in accordance with DBU’s Statement of Human Sexuality. Must comply with all applicable University policies, procedures, rules, and standards of conduct as amended from time to time. Master's degree in vocal performance or pedagogy Experience teaching at both the high school and college level (community college included).