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Inside Higher Ed · 3 days ago

Assistant Professor of Music Education (Program Director)

Hempstead, NY

Full-time

Onsite

Mid, Senior Level

$88K/yr - $93K/yr

5+ years exp

Hofstra University is a diverse scholarly community committed to student success and intellectual discovery. They are seeking an Assistant Professor of Music Education to teach courses, supervise degree programs, and engage in research and community service.

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Responsibilities

Teach core undergraduate and graduate courses in Music Education and methods; the normal teaching load is nine (9) semester hours per semester

Direct and supervise both the undergraduate (BS) and graduate music education degree programs (MSEd and MA in Music Education), which also involves the oversight of adjunct faculty. An additional stipend will be provided for program direction based on enrollment

Coordinate placement and supervision of student teachers

Play a pivotal role in revitalizing and reimagining both the undergraduate (BS) and graduate music education degree programs (MSEd and MA in Music Education)

Actively recruit for the Music Department and the University

Monitoring state certification requirements and serving as a liaison for accreditation procedures with relevant agencies

Establish professional contacts with music educators in area preK–12 public schools

Engage in Department, College, and University service

Engage in continued professional research and creative activity

Engaging in and leading research, scholarship, and other scholarly and professional endeavors that advance the mission and values of the School of Education

Pursuing external research funding and grant opportunities

Providing service to the departments of Music and Teaching and Learning Technology, college, university, and professional community

Qualification

Doctorate in Music EducationMusic education experienceAcademic scholarshipRecruiting abilityPublic school teachingProfessional activityDiversity commitmentService to communityCreative activity

Required

Doctorate in Music Education required

Successful candidate should demonstrate a commitment to building a diverse and inclusive community

Professional activity in music education at the state/national level is required

Demonstrated record of academic scholarship, research, and other scholarly activities in relevant fields

Preferred

A minimum of five (5) years of experience teaching music in a public-school setting

Evidence of successful recruiting ability

Previous college teaching experience

A link to a 15-minute video example of teaching at the collegiate level (e.g., video tutorial, in-class demonstration)

We welcome a service statement which outlines your experiences and preparation to affirm the contributions and dignity of the university's community members