I’ve been asked to post this ad for New St. Andrews, and since they be the big boss, I’d better comply.
New St. Andrews College and Christ Church-Moscow seek a joint music instructor and church music director for fall 2005. Position includes teaching yearlong Music Colloquium and elective courses, conducting the College’s and church’s choirs, and serving as church music director. Master’s degree and choral conducting experience required, preferably at the collegiate level. Salary and benefits are competitive, depending on credentials and experience. Submit personal and professional history, employment goals, educational philosophy, testimony, church membership, curriculum vitae, and names of references. Direct submissions and inquiries to Dr. Peter Leithart, Chair, Search Committee, New St. Andrews College, P.O. Box 9025, Moscow, ID 83843, info@nsa.edu , 208-882-1566.
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