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requisition #75222 at https://jobs.uiowa.edu/content/faculty/ when applying. Application materials include a Letter of Application, CV, 3 References, Statement of Teaching Philosophy, and Syllabi and
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statement of teaching philosophy Two sample syllabi Teaching evaluations or other evidence of teaching ability. Links to a sample of work (or excerpts) of maximum 10 minutes. Contact information for three
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vitae Names and contact information for three professional references Statement of teaching philosophy Evidence of creative activity: Audio or video links to at least two live performances. This may
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One-page statement of teaching interests and philosophy Three letters of reference Candidates may also submit optional materials to demonstrate teaching excellence, which may include student evaluations
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Interest, Statement of Teaching Philosophy, Syllabi, and Evaluations from your 2 most recent comparable courses taught. The University of Iowa is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. All
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access requisition # 75232. In order to be considered for an interview, applicants must upload the following documents: a letter of interest curriculum vitae statement of teaching philosophy three letters
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Letter of Application, CV, 3 Letters of Recommendation, Statement of Teaching Philosophy, and Syllabi and Evaluations from two most recent courses taught. Iowa City is a vibrant community with wide a wide
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-page cover letter that addresses the candidate’s teaching experience/philosophy and approach to diversity, equity, and inclusion in teaching and/or service; a curriculum vitae; and contact information
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research philosophy and present your plan for establishing and maintaining a recognized and well-funded research program. Teaching Statement - Explain your teaching philosophy and describe a plan for
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of performance skills in real-world scenarios. Embracing a holistic approach to jazz pedagogy, the area embodies the philosophy that jazz is part of a broad musical continuum that includes the related (yet often