Adjunct Professor of DanceDepartment of Music & Performing ArtsRoberts Wesleyan University invites candidates to apply for an adjunct faculty position to teach Introduction to Dance. We seek a dedicated and qualified educator to provide instruction to undergraduate students beginning with the Fall 2026 semester. For Fall 2026, the course is scheduled to meet in person on Mondays and Wednesdays from 9:00–9:50
a.m.Introduction to Dance is a two-credit Liberal Arts course that introduces students to the study of dance as an art form through lecture, discussion, movement exploration, observation, and reflective writing. The course explores dance history, aesthetics, creative process, anatomy, movement analysis, and the role of dance across cultures while helping students develop greater awareness of movement, creativity, and
mind-body connection. Students enrolled in the course represent a wide variety of academic majors and previous dance experience.The Department of Music & Performing Arts is housed in the School of Arts & Humanities on our park-like campus in Rochester, New York, providing the program with the advantages of a suburban setting within a vibrant metropolitan area. The department offers undergraduate programs in Music,
Music Education, Music Therapy, Performance, Theatre, and Musical Theatre, and is committed to providing students with meaningful artistic experiences grounded in academic excellence and Christian faith.Roberts Wesleyan University is a comprehensive, Christian university of the liberal arts, sciences, and professions serving approximately 1,750 traditional and nontraditional students at the undergraduate and graduate
levels. The University is committed to integrating a Christian worldview with learning in order to prepare thoughtful, spiritually mature, service-oriented people who will help transform society. Roberts believes that all people are created in the image of God and therefore values and affirms human diversity and is committed to providing a supportive environment that promotes awareness of, sensitivity to, and
appreciation of human diversity.In support of the diversity of thought, Roberts offers over 60 undergraduate programs/majors, including 2 associate's programs and 5 bachelor's completion programs, alongside a portfolio of 22 master's and doctoral programs, and 26 online programs, including hybrid options; our first doctoral program launched in 2016.Qualifications:Minimum QualificationsMaster's degree in Dance, Dance
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