Assistant Professor, Oboe
Memphis, TN - USA
Job Summary
The Rudi E. Scheidt School of Music at the University of Memphis invites applications for a full-time tenure-track Assistant Professor of Oboe beginning Fall 2027. The successful candidate will be an artist-level performer and teacher with a proven record of recruiting and student success.
Responsibilities
- Teach applied oboe lessons reed making and pedagogy at the undergraduate levels.
- Coach chamber ensembles.
- Actively recruit mentor and retain oboe students; maintain an active and engaged studio.
- Collaborate and perform with the School of Music faculty.
- Teach coursework in an additional area (e.g. music theory music history etc.).
- Maintain regional. national and international visibility through performing and teaching engagements.
- Serve on and/or chair doctoral committees.
Qualifications
- Masters degree in oboe performance (or closely related field) required; doctorate preferred
- Demonstrated excellence in teaching applied oboe at the college level
- Extensive experience as a soloist chamber musician and/or orchestral musician
- Ability and desire to teach in an area outside of oboe
Application: Candidates should go to: to submit an application. Required application materials:
- Cover letter
- Curriculum Vitae
- Web links to 3 performances within the last 5 years (video preferred)
- Web links to 2 videos of representative teaching
- A list of at least three references with contact information
- Statement of teaching philosophy
Review of applications will begin October 30 2026 and may continue until a successful candidate is named.
For further information contact:
Dr. Robyn Jones Associate Professor of Clarinet
Chair - Assistant Professor of Oboe Search Committee
Required Experience:
Junior IC
About Company
The University of Memphis ;is a leading, student-centered, urban public R1 research institution. Located in Memphis, Tennessee, on 1,160 acres. The University ;serves a population of nearly 20,000 ;students and 2,500 employees, including more than 1,000 full-time faculty members. ;The ... View more