Part-Time Dance Instructor – Ballroom The BW Community Arts School seeks an experienced part-time ballroom dance instructor. Ideal candidates will have experience in a classroom setting, or a combination of significant professional experience and education. CAS Dance Instructors are energetic, engaging, and foster strong relationships with CAS students. CAS dance classes occur during weeknight (evening) and weekend timeslots. This position primarily focuses on instructing students ages 6-18 and recreational adult students of varied abilities. Start Date: September 2021 (with possibility of teaching occasional classes during summer session 2021) Qualifications: Certified ballroom instructor, possess a degree in dance, or possess extensive relevant professional experience. Proficient in American Smooth, American Rhythm, International Standard, and International Latin styles. Previous teaching experience with beginner through advanced levels preferred. Must pass a background check and commit to the values of Baldwin Wallace University community. Our Dance Department: The Baldwin Wallace Community Arts School Dance Department trains young dancers to have solid technical foundations, a passion for the arts, positive self-expression, and confidence. Our professional approach ensures each student receives comprehensive dance training in an environment that supports personal achievement, discipline, friendship, teamwork, positive attitude, creativity, kindness, and respect. The dance curriculum is designed to train all ages, skillsets, and confidence levels to achieve their greatest potential whether their goals are professional or personal growth. About Baldwin Wallace Community Arts School: The Baldwin Wallace University Community Arts School provides arts education to students of all ages, from early childhood through adult. Our programs include classes, camps, and private lessons in instrumental and vocal music, dance, theatre and visual art. We also offer continuing education programs for professional music educators. Our Community: BW CAS strives to sustain a well-supported, communicative culture of faculty. As a divisional school of the Conservatory of Music, we pride ourselves in delivering excellence in teaching and instruction. Our faculty recognize the abilities of all students and support them on their own personal artistic exploration and growth. We highly encourage our faculty and their students to become involved in the many opportunities available through the Community Arts School, the Conservatory and the University as they are able. To Apply: Submit a cover letter and résumé to Cory Isler, Associate Director, Community Arts School via email cisler@bw.edu. We offer competitive pay based on experience. Baldwin Wallace University is an EEO/AA employer and educator. At BW, we support and encourage diversity in a variety of forms. We value and appreciate inclusive excellence in the classroom, within extracurricular activities, and as we engage our community partners. Learn more at Diversity Affairs - https://www.bw.edu/about/diversity/