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Job Description
Job Summary
The School of Music at Purdue University Fort Wayne invites applicants for a Clinical Assistant Professor of Music Education beginning August 2025. Duties will include teaching courses in elementary and secondary general music education and may include coordinating music education student teachers, supervising field experience evaluations, and other teaching and service responsibilities as assigned by the Director of the School of Music.
Rank will be Clinical Assistant Professor with the potential for promotion. Salary is competitive and commensurate with experience. This position is eligible for full benefits.
Minimum Qualifications
Criteria for evaluating candidates will include a terminal degree or ABD in Music Education, with 2 or more years K-12 teaching experience. Preference will be given to candidates with experience teaching general music and those with additional training in general music methods or approaches.
Application Process
Attach
Please upload documents to: https://careers.purdue.edu/FW/go/FW-Faculty/7720100/
Additional Information
For questions regarding this position, please contact, Dr. John Egger, Director of Music Education at eggerjo@pfw.edu. Screening of applications will begin February 26th, 2025, and continue until the position has been filled.
Purdue University Fort Wayne is fully committed to achieving compliance with all applicable Federal anti-discrimination laws. All individuals, including individuals with disabilities, and protected veterans are encouraged to apply. The position is contingent on available funding and a satisfactory background records check. Purdue will not provide visa sponsorship for this position.
The Department
The School of Music is staffed by 25 full-time and 45 part-time faculty members. It enrolls 280 students in curricula leading to the Bachelor of Science in Popular Music, Bachelor of Science in Music Industry, Bachelor of Science in Music Therapy, Bachelor of Science in Music in an Outside Field, Bachelor of Music Education, Bachelor of Music in Music Technology, Bachelor of Music in Performance, and Master of Music Therapy degrees. The school is housed in the Music Center featuring state-of-the-art performance and rehearsal facilities. The school also offers the Sweetwater Music Center for its popular music and music industry degrees that features the latest in music industry technology and state-of-the-art studio. Faculty members enjoy collaborative relationships with the Fort Wayne Philharmonic, Fort Wayne Children's Choir, Fort Wayne Community Band, Voices of Unity, and other community partners in campus residence. The school and its degrees have been fully accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music and the American Music Therapy Association.
The College
The College of Visual and Performing Arts is composed of three departments: Art and Design, Theatre, as well as the School of Music. More than 600 students majoring in the visual and performing arts receive instruction from a professional and academic staff that includes 32 full-time faculty, numerous associate faculty, and visiting artists. The faculty of the College of Visual and Performing Arts are professionally active, recognized nationally and internationally within their fields, and frequently receive grant awards for their research and creative endeavors. The students of the College of Visual and Performing Arts are regular award winners in regional and national competitions. Internship programs are fostered for students as well as an active association with community business leaders and local projects. The college is located in three buildings on the Purdue Fort Wayne campus and one facility at Sweetwater. The Visual Arts Building (1991) houses the Department of Art and Design, and the Visual Arts Gallery where exhibitions include student shows and works by select visiting artists. The Department of Theatre maintains the Ernest E. Williams Theatre (1993) and a recently renovated black box, Studio Theatre. The Music Center (2007) includes a 1,500-seat auditorium for concerts and university events. The Center is located next to Williams Theatre and the Visual Arts Building as part of an arts complex on the north side of campus. The Sweetwater Music Center is located on the campus of this music industry leader and includes teaching, rehearsal, and collaborative spaces as well as a recording studio.
The University
Purdue University Fort Wayne is the largest university in northeast Indiana, offering 25 graduate and more than 100 prestigious Purdue University undergraduate degrees and certificates. More than 7,000 students of diverse ages, races and nationalities belong to the Purdue University Fort Wayne family. We seek to develop and nurture that diversity by maintaining an inclusive community that recognizes and values the inherent worth and dignity of every person, fostering tolerance, sensitivity, understanding, and mutual respect. The 688-acre campus in Fort Wayne is home to over 6,000 degree-seeking undergraduate and graduate students. Through Purdue University Fort Wayne’s partnerships with area high schools, more than 900 high school students take dual-credit courses, simultaneously earning both high school and college credits. Purdue University Fort Wayne is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. Learn more about us at PFW.edu.
Job Summary
The School of Music at Purdue University Fort Wayne invites applicants for a Clinical Assistant Professor of Music Education beginning August 2025. Duties will include teaching courses in elementary and secondary general music education and may include coordinating music education student teachers, supervising field experience evaluations, and other teaching and service responsibilities as assigned by the Director of the School of Music.
Rank will be Clinical Assistant Professor with the potential for promotion. Salary is competitive and commensurate with experience. This position is eligible for full benefits.
Minimum Qualifications
Criteria for evaluating candidates will include a terminal degree or ABD in Music Education, with 2 or more years K-12 teaching experience. Preference will be given to candidates with experience teaching general music and those with additional training in general music methods or approaches.
Application Process
Attach
- Cover letter
- curriculum vitae or professional resume
- 1-2 page teaching philosophy
- evidence of teaching effectiveness (examples could include syllabi, student evaluations of courses, peer evaluations of teaching, scholarship of teaching and learning, or teaching portfolio)
- names, telephone numbers, and e-mail addresses of three current references
Please upload documents to: https://careers.purdue.edu/FW/go/FW-Faculty/7720100/
Additional Information
For questions regarding this position, please contact, Dr. John Egger, Director of Music Education at eggerjo@pfw.edu. Screening of applications will begin February 26th, 2025, and continue until the position has been filled.
Purdue University Fort Wayne is fully committed to achieving compliance with all applicable Federal anti-discrimination laws. All individuals, including individuals with disabilities, and protected veterans are encouraged to apply. The position is contingent on available funding and a satisfactory background records check. Purdue will not provide visa sponsorship for this position.
The Department
The School of Music is staffed by 25 full-time and 45 part-time faculty members. It enrolls 280 students in curricula leading to the Bachelor of Science in Popular Music, Bachelor of Science in Music Industry, Bachelor of Science in Music Therapy, Bachelor of Science in Music in an Outside Field, Bachelor of Music Education, Bachelor of Music in Music Technology, Bachelor of Music in Performance, and Master of Music Therapy degrees. The school is housed in the Music Center featuring state-of-the-art performance and rehearsal facilities. The school also offers the Sweetwater Music Center for its popular music and music industry degrees that features the latest in music industry technology and state-of-the-art studio. Faculty members enjoy collaborative relationships with the Fort Wayne Philharmonic, Fort Wayne Children's Choir, Fort Wayne Community Band, Voices of Unity, and other community partners in campus residence. The school and its degrees have been fully accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music and the American Music Therapy Association.
The College
The College of Visual and Performing Arts is composed of three departments: Art and Design, Theatre, as well as the School of Music. More than 600 students majoring in the visual and performing arts receive instruction from a professional and academic staff that includes 32 full-time faculty, numerous associate faculty, and visiting artists. The faculty of the College of Visual and Performing Arts are professionally active, recognized nationally and internationally within their fields, and frequently receive grant awards for their research and creative endeavors. The students of the College of Visual and Performing Arts are regular award winners in regional and national competitions. Internship programs are fostered for students as well as an active association with community business leaders and local projects. The college is located in three buildings on the Purdue Fort Wayne campus and one facility at Sweetwater. The Visual Arts Building (1991) houses the Department of Art and Design, and the Visual Arts Gallery where exhibitions include student shows and works by select visiting artists. The Department of Theatre maintains the Ernest E. Williams Theatre (1993) and a recently renovated black box, Studio Theatre. The Music Center (2007) includes a 1,500-seat auditorium for concerts and university events. The Center is located next to Williams Theatre and the Visual Arts Building as part of an arts complex on the north side of campus. The Sweetwater Music Center is located on the campus of this music industry leader and includes teaching, rehearsal, and collaborative spaces as well as a recording studio.
The University
Purdue University Fort Wayne is the largest university in northeast Indiana, offering 25 graduate and more than 100 prestigious Purdue University undergraduate degrees and certificates. More than 7,000 students of diverse ages, races and nationalities belong to the Purdue University Fort Wayne family. We seek to develop and nurture that diversity by maintaining an inclusive community that recognizes and values the inherent worth and dignity of every person, fostering tolerance, sensitivity, understanding, and mutual respect. The 688-acre campus in Fort Wayne is home to over 6,000 degree-seeking undergraduate and graduate students. Through Purdue University Fort Wayne’s partnerships with area high schools, more than 900 high school students take dual-credit courses, simultaneously earning both high school and college credits. Purdue University Fort Wayne is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. Learn more about us at PFW.edu.
