Part Time Lecturer, Music Technology

North Carolina State University•Raleigh, NC

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About The Position

The Division of Academic & Student Affairs (DASA) is where students discover connections and community. It is where students live, where they gather, where they improve themselves, each other, and their university. DASA is where students seek guidance and support, both in and outside of the classroom. The division serves all students at NC State through three integrated components: academic affairs, student affairs, and University College. NC State wants employees to achieve their highest potential at work, learn more about our employee value proposition here (You Belong Here). The Division of Academic and Student Affairs is the place to work for values-driven faculty and staff who are passionate about promoting the success of the whole student. As an academic unit in University College at NC State, the Department of Performing Arts and Technology has a mission of providing an environment where all NC State students have opportunities to develop skills and knowledge, which prepares them for a lifetime of arts engagement and a variety of careers. We cultivate this environment through excellence in teaching, performance, service, outreach, and creative and scholarly work in arts entrepreneurship, dance, music, and music technology. The Department of Performing Arts and Technology offers a variety of technique, ensemble, and lecture courses. The Department has a new major in Music Technology and also provides academic minors in Dance Studies, Dance Performance and Choreography, Music Studies, Music Performance, and Arts Entrepreneurship. More information about the department can be found at https://performingartstech.dasa.ncsu.edu/ The Department of Performing Arts and Technology at North Carolina State University seeks applications for Lecturers to teach in the areas of music technology, acoustics and psychoacoustics, sound isolation, recording, mixing, and audio digital signal processing. University classes typically meet 2-3 times weekly for 3 hours. Responsibilities include preparing and teaching courses while grading and mentoring students.

Requirements

Requires a master's degree, an equivalent degree, or equivalent professional experience.

Nice To Haves

PhD or DMA in computer music, music technology, computer science, electrical engineering or other related fields
Experience working with music technology students at the collegiate level
Experience with sound design
Experience with video game audio