University of the Pacific, Conservatory of Music
Position: Music Composition and Theory (Full-time, tenure track) University of the Pacific Conservatory of Music Stockton, California Qualifications: Doctorate or ABD preferred. Masters with professional experience equivalency. Experience and demonstrated success in teaching a broad range of music theory and musicianship subjects at the undergraduate level including harmonic theory, 20th century music, and counterpoint. Advanced piano skills and experience with CAI desirable. Interest in working as part of a team to develop new and creative ways to teach undergraduate theory and musicianship that best represents the musical needs of the professional musician at the end of the 20th century. Begins Fall Semester, 1997 (August) Salary and Rank negotiable Review of applications will begin March 21, 1997. Position open until filled. Send letter of application, vitae, and three letters of reference. Please include a brief statement of your philosophy regarding teaching of undergraduate music theory. Do not send recordings or scores until requested. (Materials will not be returned unless postage is included.) Send materials to: Dr. Robert Coburn, Chair Music Composition and Theory Search Comm. Conservatory of Music University of the Pacific Stockton, CA 95211 For additional information: (209) 946-2415 Robert Coburn
POSITION/RANK: Asst.Prof, Ethnomusicology, Anthropology of Music, Jazz Studies, Popular-Music Studies, or Cultural Studies INSTITUTION: University of Pennsylvania QUALIFICATIONS: Candidates should have completed the Ph.D by 7/1/98. JOB DESCRIPTION/RESPONSIBILITIES: Tenure-track position with an initial 4-year. appointment. Teaching responsibility includes both graduate and undergraduate courses. Position will begin academic year 1998-99. EOE/AA; Applications from women and minority groups are particularly encouraged. SALARY RANGE: commensurate with qualifications ITEMS TO SEND: detailed CV, 3 letters of recommendation DEADLINE: application no later than 10/1/97 CONTACT: James Primosch, Chairman, Music Department 201 South 34th Street Philadelphia, PA 19104
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