Director of Vocal Activities and Assistant Professor of Voice - School of Music, College of Entertainment and the Arts

The School of Music at Lipscomb University seeks a dynamic vocal teacher to teach applied voice and other courses based on the candidate's area of expertise, including diction, literature, and/or pedagogy. The candidate should have experience teaching in both classical, commercial, and musical theater styles and be committed to the integration of diverse repertoire, embracing literature from the Western European canon, contemporary art song, musical theater, and popular traditions.

Director of Vocal Activities

Tenure Track Associate/Assistant Professor.

The School of Music at Lipscomb University seeks a dynamic vocal teacher to teach applied voice and other courses based on the candidate's area of expertise, including diction, literature, and/or pedagogy. The candidate should have experience teaching in both classical, commercial, and musical theater styles and be committed to the integration of diverse repertoire, embracing literature from the Western European canon, contemporary art song, musical theater, and popular traditions.

Beyond the studio and classroom duties, the candidate will also assist the School of Music with recruitment and collaborate with adjunct vocal faculty on department and degree recitals, juries, and auditioning. The administrative portion of this position includes a release of 3 hours per academic year. As the Coordinator of Vocal Studies, the candidate will work with administrative assistants and faculty to coordinate schedules and monitor rehearsal times with the team of collaborative pianists.

The School of Music at Lipscomb University is housed within the College Entertainment and the Arts, a division that also comprises the departments of Visual Art, Theatre, Film, Animation, and Fashion. The school has a long history of preparing professional music educators, scholars, composers, and performers. We foster a comprehensive music curriculum served by a group of dedicated and passionate artist-teachers. With over 170 majors, The School of Music offers BM, BA, and BS degrees in performance, music education, commercial music (singer/songwriter and production tracks), worship arts, and music industry studies.

Masters degree required. Terminal degree preferred. (Ph.D. or DMA). Experience in teaching on the collegiate level is required. Active performance experience on the regional and national level is expected and excellent communication and interpersonal skills are essential. Review of applications will begin on March 31, 2025.

Lipscomb University is a private, Christian university associated with the fellowship of the Church of Christ and governed by religious tenets held by the Church of Christ.