Troy University Athletics
Assistant Professor - Scenic Design
Troy University Athletics, Troy, Michigan, United States, 48083
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Troy - T01Job Summary
The
Assistant Professor of Scenic Design
position in Theatre & Dance is responsible for oversight of scenic design and technology for all productions; teaching courses in design, technology, technical theatre, and general theatre; producing quality theatrical scenery and scenic elements that complement and support theatre and dance productions and presentations; working closely with the Technical Director and Scene Shop Manager to construct, fabricate, and finish scenic elements to full completion within production timelines and standards; assisting with oversight of inventory, acquisition, organization, management, repair, and installation of technology and tools in the scenic area; supervising and training student leaders and crews in scenic area(s); working with other faculty to develop curriculum and projects aimed specifically to students with goals and interests in the field of Design/Technology/Management; providing a focus on innovating and advancing ideas and practices in theatrical design and technology; advising and mentoring students; contributing to the artistic and intellectual growth of the Department, College and University; participation in the work of faculty and the Department; working within professional networks and organizations beyond the University; and continuing to develop their own artistry and gain experience in the field.Minimum Qualifications
Master’s degree, MFA, or other terminal degree in Scenic Design or related area of theatre, design, or technologyAcademic experience in teaching, mentorship, and/or leadershipExperience working in a theatrical setting (educational or professional)Industry knowledge and demonstrated hands-on experience of technology practices, design, and construction/fabricationExtensive knowledge of safe use of equipment and safety standardsDemonstrated drafting skills and proficiency in CAD, VectorWorks, and/or related technologyCollaborative and open attitudeDemonstrated commitment and ability to work with a diverse group of students and faculty in an integrated arts approachAbility to recruit and retain students with design/tech/management career interests and goalsStrong interpersonal skillsAbility to demonstrate responsible leadership, judgment, and productive relationshipsAbility to build and foster a positive and inclusive work environmentPreferred Qualifications
MFA in Scenic Design or related areaThree to five years of experience in university settingThree to five years of experience in professional theatreValid state driver’s license and ability to occasionally drive 24’ box trucksStrong interest in construction and fabricationIndustry knowledge of design, construction, and technology practices across multiple disciplinesWork Hours
TBDHazardous Conditions or Physical Demands
Working with power tools, electrical equipment, and wiringWorking at great heightsLifting heavy itemsSupervisory Responsibility
NoPosting Date
10/24/2023Closing Date
Open Until FilledSpecial Instructions to Applicants
Please be prepared to share evidence of design work via website, portfolio, etc. A teaching demonstration is required as part of the application process.Required Documents
Cover LetterList of ReferencesCurriculum VitaeTeaching PhilosophyUnofficial Transcript 1Optional Documents
ResumeLetter of Reference 1Letter of Reference 2Letter of Reference 3Unofficial Transcript 2Unofficial Transcript 3Other Document- Employment is contingent upon a satisfactory background check.- Troy University is an Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Action employer.- Troy University participates in eVerify.
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Troy - T01Job Summary
The
Assistant Professor of Scenic Design
position in Theatre & Dance is responsible for oversight of scenic design and technology for all productions; teaching courses in design, technology, technical theatre, and general theatre; producing quality theatrical scenery and scenic elements that complement and support theatre and dance productions and presentations; working closely with the Technical Director and Scene Shop Manager to construct, fabricate, and finish scenic elements to full completion within production timelines and standards; assisting with oversight of inventory, acquisition, organization, management, repair, and installation of technology and tools in the scenic area; supervising and training student leaders and crews in scenic area(s); working with other faculty to develop curriculum and projects aimed specifically to students with goals and interests in the field of Design/Technology/Management; providing a focus on innovating and advancing ideas and practices in theatrical design and technology; advising and mentoring students; contributing to the artistic and intellectual growth of the Department, College and University; participation in the work of faculty and the Department; working within professional networks and organizations beyond the University; and continuing to develop their own artistry and gain experience in the field.Minimum Qualifications
Master’s degree, MFA, or other terminal degree in Scenic Design or related area of theatre, design, or technologyAcademic experience in teaching, mentorship, and/or leadershipExperience working in a theatrical setting (educational or professional)Industry knowledge and demonstrated hands-on experience of technology practices, design, and construction/fabricationExtensive knowledge of safe use of equipment and safety standardsDemonstrated drafting skills and proficiency in CAD, VectorWorks, and/or related technologyCollaborative and open attitudeDemonstrated commitment and ability to work with a diverse group of students and faculty in an integrated arts approachAbility to recruit and retain students with design/tech/management career interests and goalsStrong interpersonal skillsAbility to demonstrate responsible leadership, judgment, and productive relationshipsAbility to build and foster a positive and inclusive work environmentPreferred Qualifications
MFA in Scenic Design or related areaThree to five years of experience in university settingThree to five years of experience in professional theatreValid state driver’s license and ability to occasionally drive 24’ box trucksStrong interest in construction and fabricationIndustry knowledge of design, construction, and technology practices across multiple disciplinesWork Hours
TBDHazardous Conditions or Physical Demands
Working with power tools, electrical equipment, and wiringWorking at great heightsLifting heavy itemsSupervisory Responsibility
NoPosting Date
10/24/2023Closing Date
Open Until FilledSpecial Instructions to Applicants
Please be prepared to share evidence of design work via website, portfolio, etc. A teaching demonstration is required as part of the application process.Required Documents
Cover LetterList of ReferencesCurriculum VitaeTeaching PhilosophyUnofficial Transcript 1Optional Documents
ResumeLetter of Reference 1Letter of Reference 2Letter of Reference 3Unofficial Transcript 2Unofficial Transcript 3Other Document- Employment is contingent upon a satisfactory background check.- Troy University is an Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Action employer.- Troy University participates in eVerify.
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