Summary: Lynn University seeks an Assistant Professor of Technical Theater with a strong background as a performing arts technical director for the Drama Program in the College of Arts and Sciences. Applicants must have focus and the understanding of scenic design, set-building and theatrical production management procedures, and protocols. Bonus areas for the applicant in one or more of the following disciplines:
lighting design, lighting consoles, and related software; experience with proper audio systems procedures, practices, and related software; All applicants should also have knowledge of theater rigging and standard practices. The Drama Department has grown in stature and recognition, as well in enrollments since its inception in 2016. The Assistant Professor of Technical Theater will be responsible for teaching
classes, serving as technical director for program productions, and recruiting new students into the program. The assistant professor will also be responsible for guiding the development of students specializing in musical theatre through mentorship and evaluation. Furthermore, the assistant professor will assist with departmental tasks including production planning, curriculum development, assessment, and
recruitment. The assistant professor will help support the artistic vision of the institution by collaborating with different university departments ensuring all stakeholders are supported and guided to foster a highly collaborative creative environment. Job Description: Essential duties and responsibilities Serve as lead scenic designer and set builder for all Lynn drama productions and as undergraduate faculty in
the College of Arts and Sciences teaching courses. Serve as technical director for Drama program productions. Supervise student workers during Drama program productions. Serve as a recruitment ambassador for the drama department. Participate in recruitment activities such as phone and email communications, open houses, high-school visits, and virtual and in-person auditions. Candidate must be able to travel to
recruitment conferences throughout the United States. Mentor students majoring in drama and provide academic and career advice. Guide students in their artistic and professional development. Assist with departmental tasks including production planning, curriculum development and assessment. Attend department, college, and university meetings. Coordinates with Director and Artistic staff regarding practicalities of
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