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Associate Professor and Director of Technical Theatre

April 27, 2026

About the position

Independence Community College (ICC), home of the William Inge Center for the Arts, is seeking applications for a full-time tenure-track position to teach Technical Theatre courses and serve as the Director of Technical Theatre. Independence Community College, a small, rural, residential college in southeast Kansas, serves approximately 1,000 full- and part-time students each year. The Associate Professor of Technical Theatre role plays a critical part in delivering a well-rounded liberal arts education by teaching undergraduate courses in Technical Theatre Performance. Instruction supports the College’s general education curriculum and associate’s degrees. The position includes responsibilities such as course development and assessment and active collaboration with colleagues within the Arts and Letters Division. This position reports to the Vice President of Academic Affairs as part of the Arts and Letters Division.

Responsibilities

Teaching undergraduate courses in design, technology, construction, management, and general theatre and providing appropriate assessment as per college policy
Develop and provide written course syllabus with classroom policies, procedures, grading guidelines, and learning outcomes.
Develop curriculum, presentation materials, course materials, and examinations.
Use appropriate and up-to-date course materials, including learning objectives, textbooks, and supplementary teaching materials.
Provide a positive learning environment committed to ICC student success by being receptive to various learning modalities (e.g. on-line, traditional, and hybrid).
Work with the instructional team to provide outcomes assessment, follow-up, and improvement(s).
Ensure availability during posted office hours for student advisement and academic assistance.
Encourage student retention, continuity, progress in coursework and program, and student success.
Work with other instructors and college staff to promote ICC and the curricula offerings.
Be fiscally responsible for assisting in budget development, budget implementation, and budget control for assigned department.
Assist in development of new programs, including funds development, recruitment, curriculum development and assessments.
Maintaining primary oversight and leadership of construction of sets, scenery, and props for Theatre productions, including active management of the scene shop, costume loft, lighting booths, and backstage areas
Collaborate with fellow artists on the William Inge Theatre Festival as a valued member of the resident staff of the William Inge Center
Oversight of all aspects of technical theatre in production and run
Fostering a shop and classroom environment that advances access, equity, and inclusion
Mentoring student staff, technicians, and crew members with a student-centric approach aimed at providing opportunities to develop student skill, independence, and agency
Producing quality scenery, sets, and props that complement and support theatre by assisting the director in the development of productions
Managing the department's scenic and properties shop(s) and workflow constructing, transporting, loading-in, and striking of sets for production season including an array of smaller productions for theatre, music (instrumental and vocal) and visual art, and other events on campus as identified by need and opportunity
Leading and training student crews in the building and construction of scenery and props for the season of shows
Coordinating the safety of all cast members and crews throughout all phases of scenery construction and installation
Working with various internal and external individuals and groups to ensure proper use, care, maintenance, and safety of departmental facilities and production spaces
Ensuring the production of scenic and prop elements remains on schedule through rigorous organization and planning to meet production deadlines
Attending design and production meetings as required
Working within professional networks and organizations beyond the institution
Assisting with recruiting and retention efforts for the department in order to grow and sustain the Technical Theatre track
Participating in at least one institutional standing committee as part of service to the college
Contributing to the overall success of the Arts & Humanities Division by engaging in appropriate professional development and community service.

Requirements

Master’s degree in a Theatre discipline; or a master’s degree in a related field with 18 graduate credits in the concentration from an accredited institution of higher learning recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.
Ability to effectively learn new computer programs and applications as necessary; the ability to effectively troubleshoot changing computer software issues.
Ability to communicate clearly with small or large groups of people, with an excellent comprehension of the English language, is essential.
Provide own transportation to and from campus, and appropriate licensing to operate college vehicles on recruiting trips.

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