Voice and Movement for the Stage- Adjunct Faculty- Traditional Ground - College of Arts and Media

About this position

Make a Difference at Grand Canyon University Grand Canyon University is a private Christian university located in Phoenix, Arizona. The College of Arts and Media offers exciting opportunities for adjunct faculty to teach part-time, face-to-face instruction at our Phoenix campus. Why Work at GCU: Education Benefits and Tuition Assistance 401(k) Employee Perks and Discounts Gym and Fitness Center Canyon Health & Wellness Center GCU Traditional Campus located in Phoenix, AZ: Courses are in-person and on-campus for the Spring 2027 semester (Class start date 01/04/2027) Course: Voice and Movement for the Stage This is an introductory course for vocal production and body manipulation. Students learn techniques for the healthy production, manipulation, and utilization of sound and movement. The student's voice and body are developed through conditioning exercises. Vocal production and movement are linked to a character's intention and given circumstances in order to facilitate a compelling, understandable performance. What You Will Do: Facilitate classroom lecture and discussions while incorporating innovative teaching strategies. Engage students in cutting-edge technologies and industry trends. Assess student performance and mentor classroom success to prepare them for their chosen career path. Provide a positive example to students by supporting the University's Doctrinal Statement, Ethical Position Statement and Mission of Grand Canyon University. What You Will Bring: Minimum: Master of Fine Arts or Masters in Theatre or other terminal degree in Theatre with Acting/Directing coursework AND2 years University instruction or approval by the Dean. Before submitting your application, please attach the following to review: Your unofficial transcript for any applicable conferred graduate or undergraduate degrees #gcu #highered #faculty #phoenix #artsandmedia #INDLOPESUP

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