Stage Voice & Movement Instructor – Adjunct Faculty

GRAND CANYON UNIVERSITY; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 60,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Education Benefits and Tuition Aid

401(k)

Employee Perks and Discounts

Gym and Fitness Center

Canyon Health & Wellness Center

Job summary

Grand Canyon University is seeking a faculty member to teach Voice and Movement for the Stage on the Traditional Campus in Phoenix, AZ. The course covers vocal production and body manipulation to develop a performance aligned with a character’s intent.

A Master of Fine Arts or MFA in Theatre with Acting/Directing coursework and 2 years of university instruction is required. The instructor will engage students, incorporate innovative teaching strategies, and align with the university’s Christian

Qualifications

• Master-level degree in Theatre required with 2 years university instruction.
• Experience with vocal production and movement is a plus.
• Ability to align teaching with the University’s Doctrinal Statement and Mission.

Responsibilities

• Facilitate classroom lecture and discussions while using innovative teaching methods.
• Engage students with cutting-edge technologies and industry trends.
• Assess student performance and mentor classroom success for career preparation.
• Uphold the University’s Doctrinal Statement, Ethical Position Statement and Mission in daily teaching.

Skills

Lecture delivery

Student mentorship

Technology in teaching

Assessment of student performance

Education

Master of Fine Arts or MFA in Theatre

Job description

Grand Canyon University is seeking a faculty member to teach Voice and Movement for the Stage on the Traditional Campus in Phoenix, AZ. The course covers vocal production and body manipulation to develop a performance aligned with a character’s intent.

A Master of Fine Arts or MFA in Theatre with Acting/Directing coursework and 2 years of university instruction is required. The instructor will engage students, incorporate innovative teaching strategies, and align with the university’s Christian