The City University of New York
Doctoral Lecturer (Production Management/Lighting Design) Department of Dance -R
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Doctoral Lecturer (Production Management/Lighting Design)
Department of Dance – Hunter College, The City University of New York
Overview The Department of Dance at Hunter College invites applications for a full‑time Doctoral Lecturer specializing in Production Management/Lighting Design. The position will begin Fall 2025 and is renewable with eligibility for a Certificate of Continuous Service after five years.
Responsibilities Under the supervision of the Chairperson and in concert with the Technical Assistant and office staff, the Doctoral Lecturer will:
Develop and maintain detailed production schedules and budgets for performances, shows, and events.
Work with artists, faculty, and students to determine lighting, sound, and other design requirements.
Oversee backstage technical operations, crew, and equipment during performances and events.
Maintain inventory of stage equipment, determine equipment needs, and assist with purchase bids.
Ensure proper care of department facilities and performance spaces.
Supervise load‑ins, set‑ups, performances, and strikes in the department’s performance space.
Adhere to all safety and legal issues, including fire code regulations and OSHA requirements.
Teach courses: Stagecraft (Fall & Spring), Production (DAN 42400) (Spring), Crew (Fall & Spring), and related courses.
Qualifications
Master’s degree (preferably in dance, theatre, or a related field) or equivalent experience.
Five years of professional experience in production management, including a supervisory role.
Demonstrated experience leading a production team and coordinating performance scheduling and activities.
Experience mentoring students in dance production, lighting design, and dance management.
Experience in lighting design and/or aesthetic aspects of production.
Preferred Qualifications
Knowledge of technical direction procedures for dance productions.
Ability to design lights for dance and understanding of dance as an art form.
Experience running student crews and training student crews.
Stage management skills and ability to create and execute technical production schedules.
Proficiency with production software such as Vectorworks, Lightwright, QLab, and ETC lighting control systems.
Knowledge of industry standards and safe practices for performing‑arts environments.
Proficiency in operating production‑related equipment and machinery.
Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills for collaboration with faculty, staff, artists, and stakeholders.
Commitment to working in multicultural and urban education settings.
Compensation Salary commensurate with academic accomplishments and experience within the Doctoral Lecturer range ($72,922 – $92,242). CUNY offers a competitive benefits package, including health insurance, pension, paid parental leave, and retirement savings programs.
How to Apply Submit your application online through the CUNY Portal at
www.cuny.edu/employment . Search for Job Opening ID 29893, click “APPLY NOW,” and follow the instructions. Upload ONE document (PDF preferred) containing your cover letter, curriculum vitae/resume, statement of interests, and contact information for three references. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
Closing Date January 5, 2025 (REOPENED). Applications received after the deadline will be considered only if the position remains open after the initial review round.
EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY CUNY encourages applicants from all backgrounds, including people with disabilities, minorities, veterans, women, and Italian Americans. No discrimination will occur on the basis of any legally protected category, including sexual orientation or gender identity. EEO/AA/Vet/Disability Employer.
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Overview The Department of Dance at Hunter College invites applications for a full‑time Doctoral Lecturer specializing in Production Management/Lighting Design. The position will begin Fall 2025 and is renewable with eligibility for a Certificate of Continuous Service after five years.
Responsibilities Under the supervision of the Chairperson and in concert with the Technical Assistant and office staff, the Doctoral Lecturer will:
Develop and maintain detailed production schedules and budgets for performances, shows, and events.
Work with artists, faculty, and students to determine lighting, sound, and other design requirements.
Oversee backstage technical operations, crew, and equipment during performances and events.
Maintain inventory of stage equipment, determine equipment needs, and assist with purchase bids.
Ensure proper care of department facilities and performance spaces.
Supervise load‑ins, set‑ups, performances, and strikes in the department’s performance space.
Adhere to all safety and legal issues, including fire code regulations and OSHA requirements.
Teach courses: Stagecraft (Fall & Spring), Production (DAN 42400) (Spring), Crew (Fall & Spring), and related courses.
Qualifications
Master’s degree (preferably in dance, theatre, or a related field) or equivalent experience.
Five years of professional experience in production management, including a supervisory role.
Demonstrated experience leading a production team and coordinating performance scheduling and activities.
Experience mentoring students in dance production, lighting design, and dance management.
Experience in lighting design and/or aesthetic aspects of production.
Preferred Qualifications
Knowledge of technical direction procedures for dance productions.
Ability to design lights for dance and understanding of dance as an art form.
Experience running student crews and training student crews.
Stage management skills and ability to create and execute technical production schedules.
Proficiency with production software such as Vectorworks, Lightwright, QLab, and ETC lighting control systems.
Knowledge of industry standards and safe practices for performing‑arts environments.
Proficiency in operating production‑related equipment and machinery.
Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills for collaboration with faculty, staff, artists, and stakeholders.
Commitment to working in multicultural and urban education settings.
Compensation Salary commensurate with academic accomplishments and experience within the Doctoral Lecturer range ($72,922 – $92,242). CUNY offers a competitive benefits package, including health insurance, pension, paid parental leave, and retirement savings programs.
How to Apply Submit your application online through the CUNY Portal at
www.cuny.edu/employment . Search for Job Opening ID 29893, click “APPLY NOW,” and follow the instructions. Upload ONE document (PDF preferred) containing your cover letter, curriculum vitae/resume, statement of interests, and contact information for three references. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
Closing Date January 5, 2025 (REOPENED). Applications received after the deadline will be considered only if the position remains open after the initial review round.
EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY CUNY encourages applicants from all backgrounds, including people with disabilities, minorities, veterans, women, and Italian Americans. No discrimination will occur on the basis of any legally protected category, including sexual orientation or gender identity. EEO/AA/Vet/Disability Employer.
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