The ideal candidate must show evidence of excellence in teaching the art and craft of songwriting, both lyrics and music, across a wide range of styles of popular music. The candidate must possess a strong historical and pedagogical understanding of the craft. Previous undergraduate teaching experience in a Performing Arts or Music department on the university level, and professional experience in the field, is required. This person will also be expected to contribute to the departments ongoing Core Curriculum development; therefore, the applicant should be a forward thinking leader who is familiar with the operations and protocols of a university setting, and possesses effective managerial and organizational skills.
The Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music embraces diversity and seeks qualified candidates of all races, nationalities and genders. Women and qualified individuals from traditionally underrepresented groups are strongly encouraged to apply. NYU offers a competitive salary and benefits.