Art, Drama, and Music Teachers, Postsecondary

About the Role

Art, Drama, and Music Teachers, Postsecondary educate and inspire students in various artistic disciplines at the college or university level.

Develop and teach course content in areas such as art history, music theory, or drama techniques.
Design assignments and projects that challenge students' creativity and technical skills.
Evaluate and grade students’ work, providing constructive feedback to enhance their learning experience.
Mentor students in their artistic endeavors, helping them to prepare for performances or portfolio reviews.
Conduct research in their respective fields to stay updated with trends and advancements.
Organize performances, exhibitions, or showcases to display student work.
Collaborate with other faculty members on interdisciplinary projects or courses.
Advise students on career opportunities in the arts.

Marvin Hamlisch – An acclaimed composer and conductor known for his contributions to film music and theater, influencing many music students.
Patti LuPone – A Tony Award-winning actress and singer known for her roles in musical theater, inspiring drama and music students.
Robert Rauschenberg – An influential American artist known for his impact on modern art, whose teaching inspired generations of artists.

The Artist's Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity
A guide to unlocking your creativity, perfect for both educators and students in the arts.
The Drama Teacher's Survival Guide
Offers practical strategies and resources for drama teachers to enhance their teaching.
Art Education Resources
A resource hub for art educators providing lesson plans, research, and community networking.
NPR Music: Tiny Desk Concerts
This podcast features live performances that educate music students about diverse music styles and artists.