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Assistant Professor of Music - Applied Trombone/Music in General Studies - 073a.0910

Department:
Music

Requirements (Degree/Experience):
Doctorate in trombone required or expected by September, 2010. Evidence of successful teaching experience in applied trombone and euphonium at the undergraduate level expected. Evidence of potential for significant scholarly and/or creative achievement necessary.

Responsibilities:
Teach studio trombone and euphonium; teach music courses in the General Education curriculum. Additional classroom teaching may be assigned based on the candidate's strengths and department needs. Continued professional development, active student recruitment and student advising expected.

Preferences:
Evidence of successful classroom teaching in music literature, music appreciation, and/or American music history at the undergraduate level preferred.

Start Date:
September, 2010

Salary:
Competitive

Terms of Appointment:
Tenure Track Position, Academic Year

Application Deadline:
December 7, 2009

How to Apply:
Send Letter of Application; Resume; Three current letters of Recommendation; Contact information for five References; Transcripts (official or photocopy); Philosophy of Teaching Statement; and a live unedited trombone performance CD from within the last two years to:

Rob McWilliams
Chair, Trombone Search Committee
Department of Music
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
800 Algoma Blvd.
Oshkosh, WI 54901-8636
(920) 424-7016
mcwilrob@uwosh.edu

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