Previous JobJob TitleAssistant Teaching Professor of Violin Next JobApply for JobJob ID61303 LocationColumbia Full/Part TimeFull-Time Add to My Favorite JobsEmail this Job Hiring Department University of Missouri-ColumbiaCollege of Arts and Science School of Music Assistant Teaching Professor of Violin Job Description The University of Missouri School of Music invites applications for an Assistant Teaching Professor
of Violin. This is a full-time, nine-month, non-tenure track appointment to start in August 2027.We seek a collaborative and dedicated artist-teacher to join our string faculty and continue to build and maintain a successful violin studio. Responsibilities include teaching undergraduate and graduate applied violin, including weekly studio class; coaching chamber music; supervising undergraduate and graduate recitals;
teaching string methods for undergraduate music education majors and other courses in the areas of string performance, repertory, and pedagogy, as assigned. The candidate will participate in all string area activities, including recruitment, auditions, juries, and outreach as well as other standard departmental, university, and professional service. Qualifications Minimum Qualifications: • Earned Master’s degree in
Violin Performance• Evidence of effective teaching and performingPreferred Qualifications:• Earned Doctorate in Violin Performance or equivalent professional experience• Evidence of success in teaching, recruiting, and retaining high-level undergraduate and graduate violin students Candidates will be evaluated on:• Successful teaching experience at the undergraduate and graduate levels• Demonstrated excellence in
applied violin instruction • Experience teaching string repertory, chamber music, orchestral excerpts, and/or related courses• Record of creative or scholarly productivity related to violin performance (solo, chamber, orchestral) and teaching• Demonstrated ability to recruit, retain, and mentor undergraduate and graduate string students Application Materials Application: Applicants should upload (1) letter of
application, (2) complete curriculum vitae, and (3) links to videos of recent performances. Applicants will also provide the names and contact information of three individuals who may be contacted for confidential letters of recommendation. Candidates may be asked to submit additional supporting materials. Official transcripts of all graduate study will be required prior to appointment. Applicants may contact the
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