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Visiting Instructor

University of Louisiana at Monroe  ·  Monroe, LA
InstructorNon-Tenure

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Visiting Instructor Print Visiting Instructor Salary Depends on Qualifications Location 700 University Avenue, Monroe, LA, LA Job Type Full-Time 9-month Faculty Job Number 01778 Division Academic Affairs Department College of Arts, Education, & Sciences Opening Date 09/08/2026 Control Number 9015 Description Benefits Job Summary The successful candidate will be an exceptional collaborative artist and pianist with

demonstrated excellence in teaching and a successful record of performance in a variety of genres. Duties and Responsibilities The successful candidate will: Serve as principal accompanist for the ULM Choral ensembles; serve as rehearsal accompanist and vocal coach for opera and music theatre productions; serve as collaborative pianist on faculty and student performances. Participation in recruitment efforts is also

expected.Additional duties may be included based upon the interests and qualifications of the successful candidate. Duties may include teaching applied voice, music literature courses, and music education courses. Final assignment of duties will be based on the needs of the music program and qualifications of the candidate. Minimum Qualifications M.M. minimum: Completed doctorate or ABD, and experience teaching at

the collegiate-level preferred. Experience providing vocal coaching to music majors and minors is desired. Employees are eligible for a full benefits package (health, dental, vision, life, retirement, leave, etc.) ULM offers a wide range of employee benefits. Read here for more information regarding benefits. Employer University of Louisiana Monroe Address 700 University Avenue Monroe, Louisiana, 71209 Phone

318-342-5140 Website http://www.ulm.edu Please verify your email address Verify Email

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