Part-Time Teaching Staff

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Join The New School At The New School, we redefine the boundaries of education, creativity, and innovation. Founded in 1919 and located in the heart of New York City, we are home to over 9,000 students from over 100 countries, offering more than 135 degree and diploma programs across our renowned colleges, including Parsons School of Design, The New School for Social Research, Eugene Lang college of Liberal Arts, Parsons Paris, and the College of Performing Arts. Our progressive, interdisciplinary approach has earned us recognition as one of the most forward-thinking institutions in the world. POSITION/ROLE OVERVIEW The School of Jazz & Contemporary Music at The New School is seeking highly qualified candidates to join its roster of Part-Time Teaching Staff. CORE CAPABILITIES, PRIMARY DUTIES, AND RESPONSIBILITIESProvide dedicated mentorship and instruction to students within the School of Jazz & Contemporary Music Serve as a substitute instructor within the School of Jazz & Contemporary Music Assess student learning outcomes and aid student success and individual artistic growth Submit grades in a timely manner MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONSDemonstrated success as a performing artist, with significant professional accomplishments and accolades 2-3 years of teaching experience with a variety of teaching methods and curricular perspectives, preferably in a College, University, and/or Conservatory Ability to work with diverse students and colleagues, fostering inclusive classroom environments Proven track record with achieving learning outcomes as defined by curriculum and course syllabi PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONSA Bachelor's, advanced, or terminal degree in the field of specialty or equivalent experience (BM, MM, DMA, PH.D or equivalent) WORK MODE This position is primarily in-person and is based on campus to support effective in-person collaboration and engagement. #LI-DNI SALARY RANGE Jazz Private Lessons - $156.00/hour Part-Time Teaching Staff Substitute - $120.00/ho

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