MudPieMan on thu 17 jul 97
Pottery studio in northern New Jersey is looking to fill a position for a
full-time instructor. A bit of everything - wheel, handbuilding, glazing,
firing (including raku). Send me an e-mail and tell me why you're the one
for the job.
Bob Kopchains
MudPieMan@aol.com
Cameron Covert on wed 24 jan 01
The ceramic dept. at the Univ. of West Georgia, Carrollton, GA. is =
looking for a part-time ceramics instructor for the fall and spring =
semester,2001-2002. Teaching responsibilities would be a beginning or =
advanced class, wheel throwing,hand building, scluptural.
The class will meet 2 or 3 days per week, evenings or day classes. MA or =
MFA is required. Studio facilities will be available for use. The =
ceramic dept. has 3 gas kilns, 1 raku, anagama,3 electric. Carrollton =
is located 1 hour west of Atlanta, GA.
If intrested contact: Cameron Covert ccovert@westga.edu
Barry Carpenter on wed 31 jan 01
Hello Everyone,
Jim Bryant, who is chair of the art department at Eastern New Mexico University, sent this email to me yesterday, 1/30/01. I'm not able to take this job, so I'm passing it on to
anyone our there who might be able to help.
Thanks,
Barry Carpenter
The message:
Hello Barry,
I have a favor to ask you.
My ceramics professor has gone ill, and will be out the rest of this
semester. I am urgently looking for a replacement for her. This
person would need to begin next week and work through May 12. I know
you've been working, but if you are interested or know a person with
an MFA in ceramics or MFA in sculpture with a ceramic emphasis who
might be, please put them in touch with me.
The salary for the partial semester will be prorated and fall
somewhere between 8-12k to work through May 12. The title would be
assistant professor. The position may include housing due to the
short and urgent nature of this search.
I hope to hear from you soon.
Sincerely,
Jim Bryant
Chair, Department of Art
Station 19
Eastern New Mexico University
Portales, NM 88130
(505)562-2778
Priscilla Hollingsworth on wed 31 jan 01
Hello Clayarters,
Valdosta State University in Valdosta, Georgia has a tenure track
position open in ceramics. I've talked to the chair there, and it
sounds like a good job. If you are interested in a position like this,
I would apply right away!
__________________________________________________________
ART FACULTY =96 CERAMICS
The Valdosta State University Department of Art invites applications and
nominations for the following faculty position beginning August 1,
2001. The Valdosta State University Department of Art is an accredited
institutional member of the National Association of Schools of Art and
Design.
DUTIES: Primary responsibilities include teaching all levels of
ceramics with some additional courses in foundations and other related
disciplines, advising and service to the institution.
QUALIFICATIONS: Master of Fine Arts degree in ceramics required. Broad
knowledge of all ceramic processes and techniques. Full-time
college/university level teaching experience preferred. Active
exhibition record and a commitment to teaching and service.
RANK AND SALARY: Full-time, tenure-track, Assistant/Associate
Professor. Salary commensurate with qualifications and experience.
APPLICATION: Materials should include a letter of application;
professional resume; twenty slides and/or printed examples of your art
work; twenty examples of student work, if available; transcripts; and
three references (names with current addresses and telephone numbers).
Application deadline is February 16, 2001.
APPLICATIONS AND CREDENTIALS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO:
Ceramics Search Committee
Department of Art
Valdosta State University
Valdosta, Georgia 31698-0110
229-333-5835
tim benson on thu 26 apr 01
4/26/2001
Forest Hill High School in West Palm Beach, FL will have a vacancy in the=
art
department for a full time teacher to teach ceramics, and some jewelry/ 3=
D design
for the 2001-2002 school year. The studio is huge (former auto shop) eno=
ugh
to park two city busses inside, has two garage bay doors, and a separate=
d kiln
room. Ceramics equipment includes: 9 new brents, two kick wheels, a Walk=
er
pug mill, three electric kilns (Skutt and Olympic), 2 huge wedging tables=
, and
about 400 soft bricks, 400 hard bricks, and a dual propane venturi burner=
system
complete with safety shut-offs/windproof pilots.
The bricks and burners are configured and used as desired outside in an u=
nused
parking area (soon to be dedicated/covered kiln yard). We currently have=
them
configured in a 8 cu ft. crossdraft soda kiln design that reaches cone 13=
+ in
about 8 hours (no overnight candeling.) They have also been used as Raku=
and
pit kilns; your imagination is the limit.
This is an inner city school and I have built this program in three years=
to
bursting enrollment, but will be leaving to start work on my MFA in the f=
all.
We are looking for a very energetic teacher that is passionate about ce=
ramic
art/sculpture, knowledgable in kiln building and firing, and interested i=
n working
in a challenging inner city school environment,. This is a great opportu=
nity
for a recent BFA grad with a Florida or equivelent teaching certificate (=
certificate
not necessarily required for hire.)
Teacher's salary starts at just over $30,000/ year in Palm Beach County S=
chool
system.
Please send a resume to:
Forest Hill High School
attn: Tim Benson
6901 Parker Ave
West Palm Beach, FL 33405
or contact the art department at 561-540-3003
Lynn Goodman Porcelain Pottery on wed 17 jan 07
I got a phone call today from NYC ceramics teacher who will need
someone to take over her class in Staten Island, starting around
March 20 and going to the end of the school year in late June. Here
are the details:
Port Richmond HS in Staten Island, near the Bayonne Bridge (she
thinks that you'd likely need a car to get there). School day is 8:15
to 3:00. You need a Bachelor's degree, but not necessarily a teaching
certificate; you can get a per-diem substitute license. Her schedule
is five classes; four ceramics classes and one basic computer class.
If you don't know computers, that one would probably be easier for
the school to cover, but they do prefer that you teach that class.
Per-diem pay is (she thinks) around $140 a day.
If you are interested please contact Myunghae Yoon at: 718-448-9848
or call her cell at 347-262-9839.
Lynn
Lynn Goodman
Fine Porcelain Pottery
Cell 347-526-9805
www.lynngoodmanporcelain.com
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