Assistant Professor, Scenic and Lighting Design Print Assistant Professor, Scenic and Lighting Design Salary See Position Description Location Beaumont, TX Job Type Full-Time Faculty Job Number 202600526 Home Org Theatre and Dance Opening Date 10/06/2026 Closing Date Continuous FLSA Exempt Description Benefits Questions Job Summary The Assistant Professor of Scenic and Lighting Design is a full-time faculty position
within the Department of Theatre & Dance, responsible for teaching undergraduate courses, supporting departmental productions, and contributing to the academic and artistic mission of the university. This position integrates classroom instruction with hands-on production work, emphasizing student mentorship, collaboration, and safe technical practices. The role requires close coordination with faculty, staff, and the
Technical Director to support scenic, lighting, and props design areas, manage production-related resources, and ensure high-quality educational and performance outcomes. In addition to teaching and production responsibilities, the position includes service and administrative support activities consistent with faculty expectations at a state-supported institution.Special Note: We are unable to provide visa
sponsorship for this position. Candidates must be authorized to work in the United States without the need for sponsorship now or in the future. Essential Job Functions Teaching and Instruction:Teaches a range of undergraduate courses in theatre design and production, including but not limited to Stagecraft, Production, Scenic Design, Lighting Design, Introduction to Design, and Theatre Appreciation. Develops course
syllabi, instructional materials, and assessments; evaluates student performance; maintains office hours; and supports student learning outcomes consistent with departmental and university standards.Scenic and Lighting Design & Production Support:Serves as scenic and/or lighting designer for Department of Theatre & Dance productions or supervises guest artists and student designers for the departmental season, which
includes four plays, two dance concerts, and additional student-produced works. Mentors students through all phases of the design and production process and supports experiential learning in production-based courses.Technical Coordination, Safety, and Facilities Support:Coordinates with the Technical Director in managing the scene shop and overseeing the props design area within production classes. Ensures proper
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