recognized body of work as a theatre artist and demonstrate a successful record of teaching experience. This position is an annual nine-month appointment. Salary is commensurate with experience, plus a strong benefits package. Appointment to begin August 2026.

Responsibilities include a 4/4 teaching load, concentrated in the following areas:

• Overseeing the Scenic Designs and serving as the Scenic Artist for 3 productions per year (2 in the Fall semester and 1 in the Spring semester).
• Designing the Scenery for the Spring production as well as the following Fall productions (3 in total). The Design team works at least one semester ahead.
• Teaching courses in the Design/Technology track each semester (Courses may include: Scenic Design, Scenic Painting, Stagecraft, Technical Drawing, CAD Drafting for the Theatre, Elements of Design, Introduction to Theatre Technology, Projection Design, Design/ Tech Seminar).

Additional Job Requirements:

• Training and overseeing the scenic painting practicum student crews.
• Mentoring scenic design students in their design processes, this includes up to two additional student designed productions per year.

Other Desirable Skills (not required):

• Ability to teach additional courses in other design areas, stage management, arts administration, or art courses in the Fine Arts program.
• Ability to design projections, lights, sound, and/or costumes.
• Membership in United Scenic Artists Local 829.

The position also involves recruitment and service to the department.

recognized body of work as a theatre artist and demonstrate a successful record of teaching experience. This position is an annual nine-month appointment. Salary is commensurate with experience, plus a strong benefits package. Appointment to begin August 2026.

Responsibilities include a 4/4 teaching load, concentrated in the following areas:

• Overseeing the Scenic Designs and serving as the Scenic Artist for 3 productions per year (2 in the Fall semester and 1 in the Spring semester).
• Designing the Scenery for the Spring production as well as the following Fall productions (3 in total). The Design team works at least one semester ahead.
• Teaching courses in the Design/Technology track each semester (Courses may include: Scenic Design, Scenic Painting, Stagecraft, Technical Drawing, CAD Drafting for the Theatre, Elements of Design, Introduction to Theatre Technology, Projection Design, Design/ Tech Seminar).

Additional Job Requirements:

• Training and overseeing the scenic painting practicum student crews.
• Mentoring scenic design students in their design processes, this includes up to two additional student designed productions per year.

Other Desirable Skills (not required):

• Ability to teach additional courses in other design areas, stage management, arts administration, or art courses in the Fine Arts program.
• Ability to design projections, lights, sound, and/or costumes.
• Membership in United Scenic Artists Local 829.

The position also involves recruitment and service to the department.