Woodwinds Teaching Professor & Studio Leadership

Critical Playground LLC; Northern (KY); Hybrid; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Northern Kentucky University’s School of the Arts invites applications for an Associate Teaching Professor in Woodwinds and Woodwind Area Coordinator. The role involves teaching a full undergraduate load, supervising curriculum, and contributing to NASM-accredited program needs.

Responsibilities include teaching applied studio flute, oboe, clarinet, or bassoon, coordinating the Woodwind Area, and mentoring students. Secondary teaching areas may include theory, history, or aural skills.

Qualifications

• Teach applied studio flute, oboe, clarinet, or bassoon
• Recruit and maintain a high-quality applied studio through teaching and performance activities
• Coach woodwind chamber ensemble and other collaborative chamber music experiences
• Coordinate the Woodwind Area
• Secondary area teaching responsibilities may include music theory, music history, aural skills, woodwind methods or other courses
• Evidence of effective applied teaching and mentoring of students
• Successful recruitment and retention in the private applied studio
• Commitment to student-centered teaching and to creating a supportive learning environment

Responsibilities

• Teach applied studio flute, oboe, clarinet, or bassoon
• Recruit and maintain a high-quality applied studio through teaching and performance activities
• Coach woodwind chamber ensemble and other collaborative chamber music experiences
• Coordinate the Woodwind Area
• Demonstrate ability to contribute to secondary areas such as theory or history
• Provide mentorship to music students and maintain office hours
• Submit grades on university timelines and collaborate with faculty

Skills

Woodwind performance

University teaching

Chamber music

Curriculum coordination

Education

Doctorate in Music

Master of Music

Job description

Northern Kentucky University’s School of the Arts invites applications for an Associate Teaching Professor in Woodwinds and Woodwind Area Coordinator. The role involves teaching a full undergraduate load, supervising curriculum, and contributing to NASM-accredited program needs.

Responsibilities include teaching applied studio flute, oboe, clarinet, or bassoon, coordinating the Woodwind Area, and mentoring students. Secondary teaching areas may include theory, history, or aural skills.