Stage Management Lecturer Pool Search

THEMED ENTERTAINMENT STAGE MANAGEMENT LECTURER SEARCH

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE - CLAIRE TREVOR SCHOOL OF THE ARTS, DEPARTMENT OF DRAMA

The Department of Drama is establishing a search of qualified applicants for a position as part-time lecturer for Spring Quarter 2025 in the curriculum area of Themed Entertainment Management / Stage Management.

The department seeks applicants to teach a graduate level class in Stage Management centering on Themed Entertainment, which cross collaborates with our other Design disciplines on a themed entertainment project.

Course: Drama 254: Graduate Stage Management - T/Th 10:00 am - 11:50 am

Responsibilities:

A lecturer's responsibilities encompass: conducting scheduled classes or delivering online content in accordance with UCI, CTSA, and Department of Drama guidelines (utilizing the online Canvas learning management system as appropriate); teaching assigned courses in alignment with the established syllabus content and learning objectives, and adhering to department course coordination policies when applicable; assessing and evaluating student learning, including the submission of grades; being accessible to students in assigned classes, either in person or electronically, to offer additional academic support as necessary and appropriate for the teaching role; and following university-wide policies for student evaluations of instruction and peer observations.

Qualifications:

An MFA, or commensurate experience, in Drama/Theater Arts/Stage Management/Themed Entertainment is required. Compensation for course will be approximately $7,500.00 total for the quarter.

Candidates for this position must have strong professional credits in stage management or applicable field; an investment in teaching, training, and working in a university environment; and a commitment to inclusive excellence and consent-based practices. Candidates must have evidence of a pedagogical and professional profile that is compatible with distinguished stage management training at a major research university. It is crucial that candidates demonstrate the ability and commitment to work effectively with a diverse student population.

Candidates must apply using the online application system, RECRUIT, at https://recruit.ap.uci.edu/JPF09493 (select "Apply Now").

Applications must include:

* Cover Letter (that identifies the subject matter that interests you most to teach)

* Curriculum Vitae or Resume

* Reflective Teaching Statement (1-2 pages) - outlining one's approach to teaching

* Inclusive Excellence Activities Statement (1-2 pages) - Statement addressing how past and/or potential contributions to inclusive excellence will advance UCI's Commitment to Inclusive Excellence

* List of references (at least 3-5 with names and contact information)

To ensure full consideration, the application must be completed by March 2, 2025. For additional information or questions, please contact Marcus L Beeman, Department Administrator, at Drama@uci.edu.

Department: http://drama.arts.uci.edu/jobs

An MFA, or commensurate experience, in Drama/Theater Arts/Stage Management/Themed Entertainment is required.

• 3-5 required (contact information only)

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