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:itions Open

Positions Open

Design and execute costumes for Dance
Company, supervise wardrobe, M.A. concerts.
Teach costume class for dance majors. Requirements: M.A. and college teaching or equivalent
experience. One year appointment. Subsequent
reappointment possible depending on needs of
department and faculty review. Deadline for applications: June 26, 1989.
Send resume and credentials to:
Carol Scothorn, Chairwoman
University of California, Los Angeles
Department of Dance (Rm. 124)
Los Angeles, CA 90024
The University of California, Los Angeles, is an
equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. We
welcome applications from minorities.

Positions

DESIGNER

COSTUME FOR DANCE
Fulltime Visiting Lecturer

Positions Open

NY UNIV (Central Upstate) has opening
mid-August 1989 with prospects of continuing
renewal for DESIGNER. MFA required. Design 3-4 major productions fall-winter-spring
in modified proscenium 400 seat theater;
teach 1-2 courses per term; organize/supervise with staff tech director undergraduate
crews, paid student technicians, shop, equipment; hands on construction when necessary. Theater policy is curricular, liberal arts.
Designer expected to exercise high standard
of professionalism; must have background/
genuine interest in broader aspects of Theater Art and Dramatic Literature. Applicant
should include at least 4-5 slides representative of best recent designs. Slides will be
returned. Excellent salary, fringe benefits; Instructor or Asst. Prof. rank. AAlEOE. Send
application ASAP (deadline June 30) to: Director, University Theater, Colgate University,
Hamilton, NY 13346.

TECHNICAL SUPERVISOR
ARTS AND ARCHITECTURE
PENN STATE
Responsible to the faculty Technical Director for the supervision of the scenery construction and
property preparation for the University and Professional Theatre seasons, and for the training of student
production crews. Instruct and supervise practicums and laboratories related to Theatre students in
courses in the areas of scenery construction, property preparation, theatrical rigging, and technical
support of shows during performance. Supervise and direct the work of graduate assistants, wage
payroll and work-study students assigned to the property and scene shop areas. Assist the faculty
Technical Director in the maintenance of Department theatres, studios, and production shops, and in the
purchasing of materials required for production and stock inventories. Requirements include MFA in
technical theatre or design, or equivalent, experience in academic or professional scenic studies and
theatres.
Send letter of application, resume and salary requirements to:
Employment Division
Department US-037
120 S. Burrowes St.
University Park, PA 16801
APPLICATION DEADLINE: June 30, 1989, or until filled.
An Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer
Women and Minorities Encouraged to Apply

TD&T'

SUMMER 1989

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