The Assistant Professor Clarinet (Tenure Track) position requires an individual with a strong commitment to inclusion and equity in music and education. The ideal candidate will be an innovative performer and teacher with expertise in contemporary music and a broad understanding of clarinet pedagogies, both canonical and contemporary. This role involves a record of accomplishment in ensemble and solo settings, with the ability to mentor students to meet professional expectations. The professor will be expected to attract, develop, and mentor forward-thinking student musicians, fostering their growth at levels appropriate to their major. A key aspect of this position is the potential for national recognition as a clarinet performer and collaborator in professional and educational spheres. The successful candidate will be a motivated and invested faculty member dedicated to prioritizing student learning within the university's mission. This includes performing and teaching a diverse range of music, demonstrating the ability to attract, retain, and inspire a diverse student body, and developing relevant 21st-century musical skills. The role also encompasses ensemble musicianship, solo performance, coaching, and preparing sections. Experience in developing entrepreneurial musical concepts for studio teaching, performance, and class settings is valued, as is sensitivity in working with diverse populations and a demonstrated commitment to advancing social justice, equity, and inclusion through culturally responsive practices.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level