Assistant/Associate Professor of Worship Arts, Conservatory of Music
Position Summary
The Conservatory of Music at Biola University seeks an assistant/associate professor in Worship Arts. The Biola University
Conservatory of Music is a community of exceptional artist-teachers and gifted young Christian musicians, striving for the highest artistic
achievement to the glory of God.
About Biola University
Biola University is a small, private
Christian university that serves a student population of over 6,000. Located in La Mirada, Biola University is situated on the border
between Los Angeles and Orange County, home to one of the most diverse metropolitan areas in the world. This affords our students with
strong opportunities for internships, job placement, service learning projects and networking. For more information please visit www.biola.edu.
Qualifications
Qualified candidates will have an earned master's degree in music or related field and substantial professional
experience in the field. A bachelor's degree with significant, noteworthy professional experience, considered. A terminal degree in
music and robust experience in vocational worship ministry, preferred.
Demonstrated experience in music ministry
and worship leading, church administration and programming, and pastoral leadership in the local church is required.
Responsibilities
The successful candidate will demonstrate potential for recruiting, mentoring, and retaining
undergraduate worship arts students, preparing them as church leaders and musicians.
Responsibilities
include, guiding program, curricula development, internship oversight, and teaching courses in the areas
of worship music, worship theology and leadership. The candidate will be tasked with growing a program that integrates
current practice and theory in worship music.
Additional responsibilities may include, but are not limited to, the
following areas based on candidate strengths and program needs: songwriting; applied performance instruction; pastoral leadership and
practice; or other work in the creative and worship arts. Faculty are expected to engage in nationally-recognized creative professional
practice or other forms of scholarship in the evolving field of church music. A commitment to academic excellence and the ability to work
effectively with faculty, students and colleagues is expected.
The position is to begin August 2021.
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