Adjunct Professor of Living Anatomy and Movement

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Adjunct Professor of Living Anatomy and Movement Description Webster University in St. Louis is currently seeking an adjunct instructor for the Dance Program to teach Living Anatomy and Movement, an undergraduate course designed for dance majors. This course explores functional anatomy through movement, helping students develop an understanding of the body's structure and mechanics as they relate to dance technique, performance, conditioning, and injury prevention. Location: Webster Groves Campus-WEBG Minimum Qualifications Master's degree in Dance, Kinesiology, Exercise Science, Somatics, Physical Therapy, Athletic Training, Anatomy, or a closely related field. (A bachelor's degree with significant professional experience may be considered.) Preferred Qualifications Terminal degree (MFA, PhD, DPT, or equivalent) in a relevant discipline. Professional experience as a dancer, dance educator, movement specialist, physical therapist, or athletic trainer. Familiarity with current research in dance science, conditioning, and injury prevention. Department Dance-DNCE Special Instructions For Applicant _instructions Physical Demands _demands To apply, visit https://recruiting.adp.com/srccar/public/RTI.home?r=5001209610106&c=1180715&d=ExternalCareerSite&rb=jobelephant jeid-bcaca5243e979244a0acec6a85ec75ab

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