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Emerson College seeks a creative Lighting Design educator for a full-time term faculty role at its Boston campus. The position carries a 3/3 load, teaching courses such as Lighting Design I & II, Foundations of Stage Design, Drafting and Programming, with opportunities for leadership in the lighting concentration.
Ideal candidates hold MFA in Lighting Design or equivalent, with 3–5 years of professional experience and college teaching ability.
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The BFA program in Design and Stage Management and the Departmentof Performing Arts invite applications for a full-time Term Facultyin Lighting Design. We seek a creative, accomplished, and deeplyengaged lighting designer and educator with experience in the fieldof lighting for live performances (theatre, opera, dance, orconcert) and adjacent fields (film, TV, corporate, or museums) tojoin our community. The appointment begins August 19, 2027, with amandatory 2-day orientation on August 19 & 20, 2027.
The Department of Performing Arts is home to one of the nation'sleading undergraduate programs in theatrical performance andproduction, with 97 full- and part-time faculty members and staffand 550 students across all disciplines. The department offers BFAsin Acting; Design and Stage Management; Musical Theatre;Playwriting, Directing, and Dramaturgy; and Theatre Education andPerformance - and an MA in Theatre Education and Applied Theatre.Emerson Stage presents up to nine fully staged productions annuallyin five theaters, with additional production opportunitiesavailable to our students through ArtsEmerson, our nationally andinternationally recognized professional presenting company.
This is an in-person teaching position based at Emerson's Bostoncampus.
Term faculty appointments are renewable and begin with a one-yearcontract, with the opportunity to advance to longer multi-yearterms based on periodic performance review.
This position carries a 3/3 course load, teaching 6 classes overthe academic year. Primary teaching responsibilities for thisposition include, but are not limited to, the following courses inour Design and Stage Management BFA curriculum:
Additional service responsibilities will include:
The ideal candidate will hold an MFA in Lighting Design or anundergraduate Bachelor's Degree in Design accompanied by at least3-5 years professional experience. Candidates should demonstratetheir professional practice through LORT, regional, or commercialtheatrical lighting design and related fields. Experience with orknowledge of United Scenic Artist, Local 829 is preferred but notrequired.
Candidates must have experience teaching lighting design andproduction at the college level and a passion for helping emergingdesigners develop both their artistic voices and technicalconfidence. We are especially interested in educators who can bringthe realities of professional practice into the classroomconnecting collaboration, technology, craftsmanship, andstorytelling.
Emerson College is the nation's only four-year institutiondedicated exclusively to undergraduate majors and master's degreesin communication, arts, and media. It is located in the dynamic,multicultural city of Boston, close to major sports teams, artsinstitutions, performing arts venues, research centers, andindustry partners. Emerson also has campuses in Los Angeles and theNetherlands. At Emerson College, we seek individuals who bringinnovation, creativity, and impact to our curricular,co-curricular, and extra-curricular offerings.
Emerson College believes the best way to achieve excellence is tofoster a campus climate where everyone can thrive. As a communityof artists, practitioners, scholars, and storytellers, wecontinually strive to cultivate a collaborative community thatdraws upon the widest possible pool of talented individuals fromvaried beliefs, backgrounds, and perspectives. Emerson College'score values are creativity, innovation, inclusion, curiosity,equity, expression, and collaboration.
Compensation for this appointment will be $81,723.