[SML] Lawrence University job

[Michael Powers]

Where the heck was this job 30-40 years ago?

Michael Powers
USMC ’66-’68
ETCP cert. rigger #820 (ret’d)

On Wed, Jul 22, 2026 at 7:01 AM <stagecraft-request at theatrical.net> wrote:

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> From: Kristi R-C <misswisc at aol.com>
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> Lawrence University in Appleton Wisconsin, USA is looking for a Visiting
> Assistant Professor of Theater in Lighting and Sound. This is a new
> position. I believe salary range 60K - 65K. (Living Wage for a single adult
> is $44,500, online research says average for Assistant Professor is mid
> 70s.)
>
> Teach one course each trimester, coach/mentor student designers/techs,
> manage afternoon lab hours with the production manager, assist with
> coordination and finding guest artist designers, and be at tech rehearsals.
> COME FROM AWAY is the first show this fall. Opera, musicals, dance, and
> plays produced. Lots of design opportunities in the community if you're so
> inclined as well as IATSE work, especially in the summers.
>
> Students tend to be highly intelligent, driven, and collaborative. Most
> states and 40+ countries represented (about 15% of students not from USA)
> Class sizes are small - design studio seats 8. It's the kind of campus
> people put down roots at and stay for decades. I was called in to teach the
> design class this spring and had a blast. One of the least toxic work and
> educational environments I've ever seen - and care is taken to keep it that
> way.
>
> Happy to answer questions; application is CV and cover letter - please
> include a link to your online portfolio.
>
> https://lawrence.peopleadmin.com/postings/2146
>
> Kristi R-C
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