Southeast Missouri State University - Harrison College of Business and Computing
Assistant Professor - Music - Applied Voice
Southeast Missouri State University - Harrison College of Business and Computing, Cape Girardeau, Missouri, United States, 63705
Assistant Professor - Music - Applied Voice
Holland College of Arts and Media is offering two (2) tenure‑track Assistant Professor positions in Applied Voice. Candidates of all voice types are encouraged to apply.
Position Summary These positions are located in the Department of Music within the Holland College of Arts and Media. Candidates will contribute to the development of innovative curricula, instructional technology, and pedagogical research, supporting the university’s mission of excellent undergraduate and graduate education.
Faculty Assignments
Teach applied voice lessons to undergraduate students.
Co‑teach the voice studio class.
May teach in additional areas based on department needs and candidate’s experience, such as diction, vocal techniques, music theory/aural skills, functional piano, music appreciation, music business, music technology, jazz and commercial music, or other areas as assigned.
Actively participate in promotion and tenure activities, including teaching effectiveness, professional growth, and service activities such as advising, academic duties, and recruitment and retention efforts on‑ and off‑campus.
Required Qualifications
Doctorate or ABD (with completion by Aug. 1, 2026) in music. Degree must be from a regionally accredited or internationally accredited/government‑certified university.
Elevated profile or promising trajectory as a vocalist.
Demonstrated ability to teach and perform in multiple genres such as Classical, musical theatre, jazz, and/or commercial styles (including rock, gospel, hip‑hop, country, etc.).
Demonstrated experience in teaching/directing opera/theatre.
Demonstrated ability to teach vocal diction, literature, and pedagogy.
Demonstrated commitment to recruiting and retaining students.
Demonstrated ability to motivate students and work collegially within the university community.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Required Information & Deadline Application Deadline:
Position is available through August 1, 2026, and will remain open until filled. To ensure full consideration, application materials must be received by
November 5, 2025 .
To Apply
Letter of interest addressing all required qualifications.
Current curriculum vitae.
Statement of teaching philosophy.
Video recording of recital, solo performance, or other significant performance activity (provide a web link or embed the video in a supported file type).
Unofficial copies of transcripts (official transcripts required upon offer).
Name, affiliation, and contact information for at least three current professional references.
Additional Information Department website: Department of Music. Southeast Missouri State University is an accredited public regional university with a graduate mission, founded in 1873 and accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. It offers a student‑centered education with a focus on diversity, access, and experiential learning.
SEMO provides an excellent benefits package. For complete benefit details visit our website at https://semo.edu/hr.
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Position Summary These positions are located in the Department of Music within the Holland College of Arts and Media. Candidates will contribute to the development of innovative curricula, instructional technology, and pedagogical research, supporting the university’s mission of excellent undergraduate and graduate education.
Faculty Assignments
Teach applied voice lessons to undergraduate students.
Co‑teach the voice studio class.
May teach in additional areas based on department needs and candidate’s experience, such as diction, vocal techniques, music theory/aural skills, functional piano, music appreciation, music business, music technology, jazz and commercial music, or other areas as assigned.
Actively participate in promotion and tenure activities, including teaching effectiveness, professional growth, and service activities such as advising, academic duties, and recruitment and retention efforts on‑ and off‑campus.
Required Qualifications
Doctorate or ABD (with completion by Aug. 1, 2026) in music. Degree must be from a regionally accredited or internationally accredited/government‑certified university.
Elevated profile or promising trajectory as a vocalist.
Demonstrated ability to teach and perform in multiple genres such as Classical, musical theatre, jazz, and/or commercial styles (including rock, gospel, hip‑hop, country, etc.).
Demonstrated experience in teaching/directing opera/theatre.
Demonstrated ability to teach vocal diction, literature, and pedagogy.
Demonstrated commitment to recruiting and retaining students.
Demonstrated ability to motivate students and work collegially within the university community.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Required Information & Deadline Application Deadline:
Position is available through August 1, 2026, and will remain open until filled. To ensure full consideration, application materials must be received by
November 5, 2025 .
To Apply
Letter of interest addressing all required qualifications.
Current curriculum vitae.
Statement of teaching philosophy.
Video recording of recital, solo performance, or other significant performance activity (provide a web link or embed the video in a supported file type).
Unofficial copies of transcripts (official transcripts required upon offer).
Name, affiliation, and contact information for at least three current professional references.
Additional Information Department website: Department of Music. Southeast Missouri State University is an accredited public regional university with a graduate mission, founded in 1873 and accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. It offers a student‑centered education with a focus on diversity, access, and experiential learning.
SEMO provides an excellent benefits package. For complete benefit details visit our website at https://semo.edu/hr.
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