Adjunct​/Per Course Faculty, Music (Summer​/Fall 2026

Adjunct/Per Course Faculty, Music (Summer/Fall 2026)

Missouri State University-West Plains seeks adjunct faculty to teach Music courses. Applicants will be considered for a potential course in either the summer or fall semester of 2026. The position is a one‑term appointment and does not currently have an open seat. Applications are evaluated to establish a pool of qualified candidates for future openings.

Title: Adjunct/Per Course Faculty, Music (Summer/Fall 2026)
Location: West Plains Campus
Department: West Plains Arts, Letters, Mathematics, and Natural Sciences
Term: Summer or Fall semester, 2026
Start Dates: Summer – 01 June 2026, Fall – 17 August 2026

• Teach assigned music course(s) during the term
• Grade student work in a timely manner and submit grades by required deadlines
• Be available to assist students with course‑related matters
• Submit attendance records and complete course assessments by the specified deadlines
• Participate in required professional development training
• Adhere to the university’s policies on academic integrity and conduct

• Master’s degree in music or a related field (or equivalent professional experience recognized by the Dean)
• Bachelor’s degree may be considered in certain subject areas as determined by the Dean
• Valid teaching credentials, certificates, or licenses as applicable (to be provided upon hire)
• Demonstrated ability to teach at the university level and to conduct assessments

Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States on a full‑time basis and are not eligible for visa sponsorship.

Employment requires a criminal background check at university expense.

Missouri State University is an equal‑opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, disability, veteran status, or any other protected status. The university is committed to a strict non‑discrimination policy and maintains a grievance procedure for individuals who feel they have been discriminated against.