Innovative Music Leader: Lecturer & Assistant Band Director

Georgia State University; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 50,000 - 61,000; Full time

Job summary

Georgia State University is seeking a Lecturer of Music - Assistant Director of Bands in Atlanta. The role focuses on directing bands, teaching conducting and education methods, and recruiting students for GSU Bands.

The incumbent will assist with athletic and concert ensembles and contribute to the department’s teaching mission. Requires a Master’s in wind conducting and a track record in conducting concert and athletic bands at college or higher levels.

Qualifications

• 3+ years’ teaching experience in higher education (graduate assistant considered)
• Master’s degree in wind conducting is required
• PhD/Doctoral degree in wind conducting is preferred
• Public school teaching licensure and recruitment experience are desirable

Responsibilities

• Serve as Assistant Director of Athletic Bands (co-teach Panther Marching Band, assist Panther Basketball Band, oversee Winter Guard administration) and Assistant Director of Bands; Direct the Concert Band; Teach conducting classes, music education methods, and supervise student teachers as workload allows
• Actively engage in recruitment of students for GSU Bands and assist with special events
• Participate in department/college/university committees as appropriate to the position

Skills

Conductor experience

Higher education teaching

Recruitment

Education

Master’s degree in wind conducting

Doctoral degree in wind conducting

Public school teaching licensure

Job description

Georgia State University is seeking a Lecturer of Music - Assistant Director of Bands in Atlanta. The role focuses on directing bands, teaching conducting and education methods, and recruiting students for GSU Bands.

The incumbent will assist with athletic and concert ensembles and contribute to the department’s teaching mission. Requires a Master’s in wind conducting and a track record in conducting concert and athletic bands at college or higher levels.