Adjunct, Jazz Ensemble Director

Position Title:

Adjunct, Jazz Ensemble Director

Time Type:
Part time

Position Summary and

Qualifications:

The Department of Music, Theatre & Film at Saint Joseph's University invites applications for the position of Adjunct Instructor:
Jazz Ensemble Director, beginning in Fall 2025.
Job responsibilities include leading the Jazz Ensemble in weekly rehearsals (Wednesdays 6:30
-9:15 PM) and in one on-campus performance each semester.

Job responsibilities include:

• Leading the Jazz Ensemble in weekly rehearsals (Wednesdays 6:30
  -9:15 PM) and in one on-campus performance each semester.
• Candidates who can contribute to the department in additional capacities, such as offering private lessons and teaching academic courses, will be given special consideration.

Required qualifications include:

• Master's Degree in Music, evidence of successful teaching experience in leading a jazz ensemble at the college level, and demonstrated experience as a performer.

Preferred qualifications:

• D.M.A. in performance and experience teaching in a liberal arts college setting.

Complete applications are to include a letter of application, C.V. and current contact information for three professional references.

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The University seeks qualified candidates who share our commitment to equity, diversity and inclusion. EOE

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