<p>The School of Communications at Webster University invites applications for an associate professor position in Sound Recording & Engineering to serve at least one three-year term as Chair of the Department of Audio Aesthetics & Technology.</p> <p>We are searching for a colleague who combines extensive professional experience as a recording engineer and producer with several years of success in a higher education faculty role, appropriate for appointment at the associate professor rank. A track record of teaching success is required; a broad portfolio of teaching experience across multiple courses and areas of curriculum is desired. Experience with educational administration is highly desired; evidence of the desire and capacity to succeed as a department chair is required. The successful candidate will have broad knowledge of the field, an area or areas of specialization, and preferably, ability to bridge to other areas of study in the department and school. See http://www.webster.edu/communications/.</p> <p>The successful candidate will teach undergraduate and graduate courses as appropriate, advise students, provide faculty service, and engage in professional development, including scholarship or creative activity, while serving as department chair and faculty leader.</p> <p>Applicants should send: (1) a letter of interest that addresses qualifications and fit to the position and the School, (2) resume or curriculum vitae, (3) contact information for three references, and (4) a discography or other listing of professional work; additional materials may be requested at a later date. Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled. Interested candidates should submit application materials through the job postings site https://recruiting.adp.com/srccar/public/RTI.home?c=1180715&d=ExternalCareerSite.</p> <p>The School of Communications at Webster University prepares students to excel as skilled professionals in the global field of communications. We provide theory and practice in media courses framed within a liberal arts-based curriculum, augmented by personalized mentorship, and professional development opportunities.</p> <p>The School of Communications is searching for a colleague who combines extensive professional experience as a recording engineer and producer with several years of success in a higher education faculty role, appropriate for appointment at the associate professor rank. A track record of teaching success is required; a broad portfolio of teaching experience across multiple courses and areas of curriculum is desired.</p>