Adjunct Lecturer - Violin

Campbellsville University•Campbellsville, KY

16h•Onsite

About The Position

The Adjunct Lecturer - Violin position involves developing and delivering course content, maintaining office hours for student advising, participating in departmental recruitment and retention initiatives, and contributing to university life through committee work and student activity sponsorship. The role also requires supporting the institution's Christian mission by serving as a role model, pursuing and sharing knowledge, promoting the discipline, and engaging with alumni and the community. Additionally, the position involves participating in academic unit meetings, collaborating with faculty, engaging with professional organizations, assisting in faculty recruitment, and supporting the Dean with class schedules and the University Bulletin Catalog. The role also includes managing library holdings, developing syllabi, assisting with grant requests, monitoring student progress, making referrals to support services, demonstrating teaching excellence, and serving as an academic advisor.

Requirements

MA - Music

Responsibilities

Developing lectures, demonstrations, assignments, and enrichment activities to deliver course content.
Teaching coursework in various specialties.
Maintaining regular office hours for advising students.
Participating in events and initiatives aimed at meeting departmental and divisional recruitment and retention goals.
Accepting assignments on committees, sponsoring student activities, and actively participating in University life.
Supporting the institution’s Christian mission, including attendance at chapel services, scheduled or called meetings, commencement programs, and Faculty Forum meetings.
Providing a Christian role model for students.
Maintaining a strong interest in the pursuit of knowledge and sharing it with students and scholars.
Promoting the discipline on and off campus and attracting students to the field.
Maintaining contact with alumni and the community.
Participating in academic unit meetings and cooperating with other members of the Faculty.
Identifying with professional organizations and professionals of the discipline at all educational levels.
Assisting in recruiting new Faculty members within the academic unit.
Assisting the Dean in the preparation of class schedules and material for the University Bulletin Catalog.
Knowing the Library holdings and deficiencies and planning improvements based on budget allocations.
Assisting in developing syllabi for courses in the discipline.
Assisting in the preparation of requests for foundation grants.
Assisting students by continually monitoring and evaluating students’ progress and making appropriate referrals to academic and personal support services, as necessary, to meet student needs.
Demonstrating excellence in teaching.
Serving as an academic advisor.