The Instructor for the School of Music and the Institute of Southern Studies will teach at the undergraduate level in a joint appointment in Music and Southern Studies, with a teaching load of 3-3. Music courses include topics and themes related to music in the South, Native American music in the South, music of the global south, and folk and/or popular musics of the South, with a possible graduate level course. Graduate committee service may be required. Southern Studies courses include undergraduate courses on southern music and topical courses such as The Contemporary South, the 20th Century South, and The Global South, with opportunities to teach an upper-level special topics course. Some administrative duties for the Institute will be required. This is a 9-month appointment, renewable based on Dean's approval, satisfactory performance, departmental needs, and the availability of funding.

THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC'S vision statement identifies five core values: the pursuit of Excellence; devotion to Student Success; the production of Music Leaders; preparation of the Musician-Educator; and the creation of Diversely Skilled Musicians. The school encourages applications from candidates who demonstrate interests and abilities that align with these values.

THE INSTITUTE FOR SOUTHERN STUDIES is housed in the College of Arts and Sciences, the campus' largest academic unit. Created to foster the study of the American South, the Institute serves as a link to the very rich research resources at UofSC, as well as providing access to other important research facilities throughout the state. It brings together outstanding faculty, specializing in the study of the South, from a wide variety of disciplines for research, teaching, special seminars, and public programs.

Candidates must have completed an MA or PhD, in their respective discipline, and have a minimum of two years' teaching experience, or equivalent. Preference will be given to candidates with a PhD.