Lecturer Music Theory and Analysis (9M)

Lecturer Music Theory And Analysis (9m)

The School of Music at The Ohio State University seeks an Associated Faculty (Lecturer) that will teach Music 3421 (Music Theory) and Music 5622 (Theory and Analysis). Must be able to apply written, oral, and visual communication skills and interpret and grade student work.

Performance Objectives:

Effectively teach courses

Education and Experience Requirements:

Required: Masters of Music degree. Desired: Demonstrated evidence of successful teaching in higher education.

How to Apply:

A competitive application consists of the following required elements: a cover letter and curriculum vitae. Additional materials such as an aural training syllabus and a teaching video may be requested at a later date. You will be presented with the opportunity to attach up to two documents in the Application Documents section. Please include the following:

Attachment 1: Cover letter that describes the candidate's vision and experience teaching.

Attachment 2: CV (Curriculum Vitae)

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