Arts Program Associate Director & Lecturer

University of Maryland; United States; On-site; USD 80,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Maryland, College Park, invites applications for an Associate Director of the Arts program within College Park Scholars. This full-time role provides administrative, instructional, and academic leadership to foster inclusive, cross-disciplinary learning for first- and second-year students in a premier living-learning community.

The AD will design curricula, lead experiential programming, advise students, and build partnerships with campus departments and external arts

Qualifications

• Master’s degree required with at least two years teaching in higher education.
• Preference for graduate degree in education or arts and humanities.
• Two or more years of professional experience in an arts-related field or organization.

Responsibilities

• Teach a minimum of two courses per semester and develop related co-curricular programming.
• Advance innovative curriculum development and experiential learning opportunities.
• Supervise and mentor graduate and undergraduate teaching assistants.
• Provide robust logistical, operational, and organizational support for signature program events and communications.
• Coordinate guest artist residencies and guest faculty engagements.
• Schedule and conduct regular advising sessions for freshmen and sophomores.
• Represent the Arts program at meetings and recruitment events.

Skills

Teaching

Curriculum design

Leadership

Education

Master’s degree in Education or Arts & Humanities

Job description

The University of Maryland, College Park, invites applications for an Associate Director of the Arts program within College Park Scholars. This full-time role provides administrative, instructional, and academic leadership to foster inclusive, cross-disciplinary learning for first- and second-year students in a premier living-learning community.

The AD will design curricula, lead experiential programming, advise students, and build partnerships with campus departments and external arts