Adjunct Faculty (Music - Saxophone)

Posted 2 days ago

music opportunitiesSan Antonio (TX)

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Alamo Colleges • 1819 N Main Ave., San Antonio, Texas, United States Alamo Colleges is looking for a part-time adjunct faculty member to join their music department and teach saxophone. The position is temporary and varies in hours each week. Candidates must upload their transcripts and a resume or CV as part of the application process. Classes may be scheduled during evenings or weekends, depending on availability. The role of the teaching faculty is to provide quality education to all students, fulfilling the district's mission. Faculty members are expected to maintain effective relationships with students and colleagues while upholding the colleges' values. This position requires a master's degree in Music or a related field, or a master's degree in any discipline with at least 18 graduate hours in Music or a related field. Claim listing: If you represent Adjunct Faculty (Music - Saxophone), you can claim it to update details.

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